0
images/news/google.jpgCalled Google Gadgets, the ads can be placed freely on web pages and the iGoogle pages of interested consumers. From there, the advertiser can regularly update the ad's content to keep the user's interest while at the same time advertising their products.
A variety of web technologies can be used to create the ad, including Flash and HTML to author it, and RSS, images, video, and audio among other media times to provide the content. Google would not charge any additional fee to host the content.
Several companies have participated in the preliminary tests of the service, including Sierra mist, Intel, Honda, Six Flags and Paramount Vantage. So far, the response has been positive.
Read more @ Beta News
A variety of web technologies can be used to create the ad, including Flash and HTML to author it, and RSS, images, video, and audio among other media times to provide the content. Google would not charge any additional fee to host the content.
Several companies have participated in the preliminary tests of the service, including Sierra mist, Intel, Honda, Six Flags and Paramount Vantage. So far, the response has been positive.
Read more @ Beta News
