Why RSS *will* make a good advertising medium…
…because right now, my favorite RSS feed is my SlickDeals.net feed.
Weblogs, Inc. network now serving ads within RSS feeds
Reading through my RSS inbox today, I noticed that Tom Biro’s excellent AdJab– a member of the Weblogs, Inc. network- is sporting Google’s all-new AdSense-In-RSS feature. A quick check at Jason Calacanis’ (Weblogs, Inc. founder) blog revealed that the entire Weblogs, Inc. network- more than 70 blogs- is now one of the earliest adopters of
Brilliant TV ad
I’m blown away: this is the best tv ad I’ve seen in quite some time. And guess what? It’s not even a “real” ad- yet.
More from Blogads founder Henry Copeland
John Hawkins at RightWingNews interviews Henry Copeland of Blogads. See my interview (conducted a few weeks ago) with Henry right here.
Do online ad numbers seem almost too good?
Whoah…According to this item on AdJab, AOL has “clarified” an earlier statement it made regarding its estimates for ad revenue this year. Still, rather than planning to exceed industry growth, they now say all they’ll do is meet growth. Not bad considering current industry estimates predict that online ad rev will grow 20-25% in 2005!
Outdoor ad makes a powerful statement
This is one of the coolest outdoor ads I’ve seen in a long, long time.
Online ad rev on the comeback
Editor and Publisher reports that online ad revenue jumped last year. Things should look even better this year.
NY Post keeps highly unpopular IntelliTXT service afloat
AdJab’s Tom Biro (subject of an NL Interview last week) is reporting that the New York Post is the latest publisher to adopt the highly unpopular “contextual” adversiting service IntelliTXT. In its extremely questionable push to mix advertising and editorial content, IntelliTXT links certain keywords in an article with related advertising that displays in a
Just caught what I believe is the latest Bush/Chen…
Just caught what I believe is the latest Bush/Cheney campaign ad, with the tagline “John Kerry’s problem isn’t that people don’t know who he is…it’s that people do.” Besides the fact that it’s a great line- could some of these bright Republican ad men go to work for The New York Times and/or CNN please-