Moments ago at the Web 2.0 conference Dan Rosensweig, COO of Yahoo, said that Overture will support ads in
RSS!
So, the question now is when Google Adsense support RSS!
UPDATE: Chris Tolles of Topix.net asked the question… so props to my pal for standing up and asking!
2. You could run the blog ads as a means of paying for conferences... which in turn benefits your readers!
Nothing like a virtuous cycle to make lemonade out of those lemons. ;)
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Tony Gentile
3. I don't know about that. Hmmm. Nah.
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Dave Winer
4. I've seen this announcement a few times, but don't know where to go to "Check it out!"
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Randy Charles Morin
5. Jason, congrats on re-creating (and multiplying!) the influence you had a Silicon Alley Reporter. However, the word is horsepuckey -- http://www.rafer.net/blog/000294.html
See you on the 27th!
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Scott Rafer
6. I was using google adsense ads in my rss feeds, by means of experiment. Google didn't like it and revoked my account. They were right ofcourse. Never the less I think they should really start to think about how they could use rss/atom feeds. During my short lived experiment, I did not receive any complaints and there was a rather high viem / click through ratio.
7. It seems like you're really excited and that's cool. I probably could make a lot of money with ads in RSS but would people think I had sold out to The Man? Hope you're enjoying SF! Love to everyone at Web 2.0, wish I could join ya, but it was too rich for my taste. Did you have to pay the $2400? You must be doing pretty good! Haha. Have fun.
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Dave Winer
8. You could run the blog ads as a means of paying for conferences... which in turn benefits your readers!
Nothing like a virtuous cycle to make lemonade out of those lemons. ;)
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Tony Gentile
9. I don't know about that. Hmmm. Nah.
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Dave Winer
10. I've seen this announcement a few times, but don't know where to go to "Check it out!"
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Randy Charles Morin
11. Jason, congrats on re-creating (and multiplying!) the influence you had a Silicon Alley Reporter. However, the word is horsepuckey -- http://www.rafer.net/blog/000294.html
See you on the 27th!
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Scott Rafer
12. I was using google adsense ads in my rss feeds, by means of experiment. Google didn't like it and revoked my account. They were right ofcourse. Never the less I think they should really start to think about how they could use rss/atom feeds. During my short lived experiment, I did not receive any complaints and there was a rather high viem / click through ratio.
13. It seems like you're really excited and that's cool. I probably could make a lot of money with ads in RSS but would people think I had sold out to The Man? Hope you're enjoying SF! Love to everyone at Web 2.0, wish I could join ya, but it was too rich for my taste. Did you have to pay the $2400? You must be doing pretty good! Haha. Have fun.
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Dave Winer
14. You could run the blog ads as a means of paying for conferences... which in turn benefits your readers!
Nothing like a virtuous cycle to make lemonade out of those lemons. ;)
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Tony Gentile
15. I don't know about that. Hmmm. Nah.
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Dave Winer
16. I've seen this announcement a few times, but don't know where to go to "Check it out!"
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Randy Charles Morin
17. Jason, congrats on re-creating (and multiplying!) the influence you had a Silicon Alley Reporter. However, the word is horsepuckey -- http://www.rafer.net/blog/000294.html
See you on the 27th!
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Scott Rafer
18. I was using google adsense ads in my rss feeds, by means of experiment. Google didn't like it and revoked my account. They were right ofcourse. Never the less I think they should really start to think about how they could use rss/atom feeds. During my short lived experiment, I did not receive any complaints and there was a rather high viem / click through ratio.
19. It seems like you're really excited and that's cool. I probably could make a lot of money with ads in RSS but would people think I had sold out to The Man? Hope you're enjoying SF! Love to everyone at Web 2.0, wish I could join ya, but it was too rich for my taste. Did you have to pay the $2400? You must be doing pretty good! Haha. Have fun.
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Dave Winer
20. You could run the blog ads as a means of paying for conferences... which in turn benefits your readers!
Nothing like a virtuous cycle to make lemonade out of those lemons. ;)
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Tony Gentile
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1. It seems like you're really excited and that's cool. I probably could make a lot of money with ads in RSS but would people think I had sold out to The Man? Hope you're enjoying SF! Love to everyone at Web 2.0, wish I could join ya, but it was too rich for my taste. Did you have to pay the $2400? You must be doing pretty good! Haha. Have fun.
Posted at 6:38AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Dave Winer