YouTube: Contextual Video Ads
Another finally: Google‘s YouTube adds contextual video ads to its search results; http://is.gd/7iSu
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Gerrit Eicker 08:28 on 13. November 2008 Permalink |
TC: “YouTube has long resisted selling search results, but it has now caved in. Now anyone can promote their YouTube videos for specific search keywords on a pay-per-click basis. This should generate substantial new revenues for Google. YouTube has a lot of search inventory. (Viewers search on the site more than 2.5 billion times per month). This should also generate a lot more spam results.”
pC: “Even with the new deals, Reuters says some analysts are expecting YouTube to generate only between $200 million and $250 million in revenue this year – or just about one percent of Google’s roughly $20 billion annual take. It’s also paltry in comparison to YouTube’s $1.6 billion price tag – though Google’s top brass continue to maintain that the video network’s value proposition goes far deeper than it’s money-making potential.”
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