AdSense For Feeds Now Available

Google Adsense just launched the new option to use Adsense Ad’s in all your feeds which allows publishers to add AdSense ads within their RSS feed distribution. Since May 2005 Google adsense has been in beta producing this great new feature. If you have a Feedburner account it is even easier to add adsense throughout your feeds. For all those bloggers that have massive about of feed users will really benefit from this new feature. And for those of use that have very minimal about of feed users, this is just another way to give us a kick in the rear to push our feeds just that much more. I love the way RSS Feeds are moving and like the fact that we can customize our feeds a little more.

Create Ad’s For Your Feeds

AdSense for Feeds option lets you create 468×60 and 300×250. “Generally, the 300×250 size will display when there’s more content and when your feed is being viewed in a device with a larger display,” explains Google. You can choose if you want image ads, the ad frequency, a channel that tracks the ad performance, the position in which you want it to show and the colors as every normal ad. I am new to the Adsense world but find it more of a benefit for viewers rather than just a little money here and there. Although lots of Adsense users only have use theirs for blog/website revenue, there are other benefits to having it on your site. Making money is just an incentive. Of course, I have not yet had a ‘true’ experience on the money making side but now that this option is available you now have the option to integrate more potential money earnings and possibly spice up your rss feeds!

Earn More With Feedburner

Feedburner, however, recently closed FAN, aka - it’s advertising network.“No new applications for FAN publishers are being accepted and we expect the broad variety of options provided through AdSense (including the new AdSense for Feeds product, powered with FeedBurner feeds) will give publishers valuable new revenue-earning potential,” says a FeedBurner/Google employee. For all of you that joined early, Gratz! If your like me and will probably not have that feature for a while you may need to contact Google and use the manual migration process.

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