Google Adsense ads in Feedburner RSS feeds
Subscribers generally reads your posts from RSS feeds. There are very less chances of their visit your website URL. Here, they get what they want but what about Ad-revenue? There are no page impressions or clicks because of that so here is a good news for all the bloggers.
Google has started a service called Adsense for feeds that enables publishers to place relevant ads in the feeds they syndicate. The service is still in beta stage. Here are some screenshots of Google Adsnse ads inside Feeburner RSS feeds.
These Google ads are also contextual and appear after every article in the feed. Unlike the regular AdSense ads that are rendered via JavaScript, these feed ads are served as image maps in 468×30 format.
To view these AdSense feed ads, go through Bloglines or just open this FeedBurner link in IE browser. Direct feedburner link doesn’t show any ads in browser other than Internet Explorer.
At the moment if you want this service on your RSS feeds, you will need to apply for it and the condition put up by them is atleast 100 active RSS subscribers. This service will be available directly from Feedburner/Adsense account soon when it is out from Beta stage.
So guys, what do say about this development, did you like this service? Have your comments here.
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This iz cool
I activated it on my blog but it doesnot shows the ads up
can u think of the possible cause ???
Hi Siddharth,
Initially, You will have to apply for it and you will get approval only if you have 100+ active subscribers. This is because the service is still in it’s beta stage. It will be open for all after it’s full release.