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April 27, 2005

More Aspects of Google Ads in RSS

I might have been a little bit too shy with the post about the impact of Google Ads in RSS feeds.

Stuart Watson of Syndicate IQ just sent in his comments, saying that by using RSS publishers are now not only creating an additional revenues source, but are in fact making sure they don't lose ad revenue opportunities.

"The blog reader who normally reads the post on the blog now reads them via RSS. RSS Ads makes sure you are doing the most effective effort in monetizing content regardless of distribution."

Chris Pirillo on the other side, a well-known "enemy" of full-text RSS feeds, now hopes that full-text feeds are now finally possible, since publishers will no longer need to drive visitors to their sites in order to generate ad revenues.

Comments

Careful how you choose to misquote me. ;) I'm not an enemy at all... simply someone who isn't a purist / idealist when it comes to giving scrapers everything they need to reuse our content without putting me in the loop.

Posted by: Chris Pirillo at April 27, 2005 6:18 PM

Chris, that's why I used "enemy" and not enemy:) Just figure of speach, for lack of a better word ...

Posted by: Rok Hrastnik at April 27, 2005 7:36 PM

Test ...

Posted by: Rok Hrastnik at July 12, 2005 12:58 AM

ow, too bad...this wasn't available when I began my LP to CD conversion process. I have s

Posted by: ow, too bad...this wasn't available when I began my LP to CD conversion process. I have s at September 15, 2007 12:07 AM
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