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"AFAIK Google adsense for search comes with its own everything (searchbox + searchresults + ads) and there is no API to simply fetch ads on the query terms." T
by vitriolic 17y ago
"AFAIK Google adsense for search comes with its own everything (searchbox + searchresults + ads) and there is no API to simply fetch ads on the query terms."
This is where you are wrong. Google does give out XML ad feeds.
- jarsj 17y agoI am curious to learn about this. Would you care to provide a link ? Is it something available only to Google Partners or everyone in general. A lookout on web for this doesn't fetch me anything relevant.
- earl 17y agoYou can get them by asking your account manager; it's not an automatic approval thing. If you don't have an AM, well, you're probably not big enough. Also, I believe (but am not 100% sure, and certainly don't want to be quoted on) that: 1 - AFS pays very competitive rates; 2 - in order to get an XML feed, you will probably have to agree to exclusivity. This isn't all bad though as you often get a better rev share if you go exclusive. Typical periods are two years.
- kalendae 17y agowould be great to know at least the order of magnitude of the amount of traffic considered big enough to warrant an AM and possibly be able to get this kind of partnership?
- arantius 17y agohttps://www.google.com/adsense/static/en_US/Afs.html https://www.google.com/adsense/static/en_US/Afs.html