Google tests Ajax AdSense Ads
Today, I noticed something very interesting on my MySQL blog. Google has started using AJAX functionality in their AdSense ad units.
Notice the two blue arrows on bottom-left? Clicking on these buttons does an in-page refresh of ads so you can see more Google's ads. An excellent addition from publisher's point of view. However, as far as I am concerned, Google's attempt will be of no use to me. Are they serious? Do I browse so I can go from site to site clicking on these buttons to keep seeing an endless supply of ads just so Google can make more money.
So, let me ask you a question. Do you think you will be clicking on these buttons the next time you see them? Will they help publishers monetize better?
Notice the two blue arrows on bottom-left? Clicking on these buttons does an in-page refresh of ads so you can see more Google's ads. An excellent addition from publisher's point of view. However, as far as I am concerned, Google's attempt will be of no use to me. Are they serious? Do I browse so I can go from site to site clicking on these buttons to keep seeing an endless supply of ads just so Google can make more money.
So, let me ask you a question. Do you think you will be clicking on these buttons the next time you see them? Will they help publishers monetize better?
Labels: adsense, ajax, contextual advertising, google, monetization
posted by Frank at 1:15 PM
1 Comments:
Maybe I am clicking on these arrows once, to see what they're doing but that's about it :D
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