http://crimsonlight.com/google Google, Yahoo - Adsense, YPN and other info Mon, 18 Jun 2007 02:02:19 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en YPN recently started their Quality-Based Pricing and there was a lot of complaining but no facts. now MoreMerchant.com has a review of Yahoo! Publisher Network's Quality Based Pricing with some facts. The results are in and I am very pleased with Yahoo’s Quality-Based Pricing. I am making almost 50% more ... http://crimsonlight.com/google/2007/06/17/ypns-quality-based-pricing-review-on-moremerchantcom/ We are focusing on other blogs and are not posting anymore to this Google blog. We will leave it up for those that use it. http://crimsonlight.com/google/2007/02/12/google-blog-closed/ Professional Blogging - YPN and Yahoo Presents Yahoo Publisher Network (YPN) which is a direct competitor to Google Adsense doesn’t seem to have sent Christmas presents to the majority of publishers. Google sent a digital picture frame and has sent presents for multiple years now. YPN has had many complaints about their ... http://crimsonlight.com/google/2006/12/30/ypn-christmas-presents/ So we all know that Google bought Youtube. The Youtube founders released a video where they were almost giddy. They lacked professionalsim but who cares when you are worth 1.6 billion now. So good job Youtube guys. Congrats. What I am excited is that Google may figure out a ... http://crimsonlight.com/google/2006/10/10/google-and-youtube/ Google has announced that it is making Google Talk instant messaging service free for all. Previously the search engine had restricted its use to Gmail account users, however from today anyone is able to use the service to talk to others for free around the globe. [tags]Google Talk[/tags] http://crimsonlight.com/google/2006/09/29/google-talk-for-everyone/ Google has made Writely (the "Online Word Processor") available again. So go try it out and see how you like it. http://crimsonlight.com/google/2006/08/27/writley-is-open-again/ We are hearing that Click Fraud is around 14%. This means that 14% of clicks on sites that use Google Adsense (most ads), YPN (not many yet), MSN Adcenter and the other small companies are not good clicks, yet must be paid for. This is billions of dollars. ... http://crimsonlight.com/google/2006/08/12/click-fraud-is-huge/