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Official blog post with a 5 page FAQ: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2007/04/next-step-in-google-advertising.html http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2007/04/next-st
by Elfan 19y ago
Official blog post with a 5 page FAQ:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2007/04/next-step-in-google-advertising.html http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2007/04/next-step-in-google-advertising.html
- yaacovtp 19y ago"Q. Does Google plan to eventually offer DoubleClick's existing services for free? A. At this time, we will continue to operate DoubleClick's services as they have been. They have proven to be a successful business and we don't have immediate plans to change their business model." This question sounds like they assume publishers think adsense is a free service when in fact, they refuse to reveal what percent of revenue publishers are getting per click/impression. Don't be evil - Sneaky - We want to store the world's data - Evil tyrant.
- theoutlander 19y agoI think its .9 cents per impression ... and about 5 cents per click.
- yaacovtp 19y agoThey don't tell publishers what share of the click revenue they receive. I barely have any traffic on my blog, but the clicks payout anywhere from pennies to a buck and change. I'd like to know which links are clicked on and what % of the advertisers money I'm getting.