Automattic, the parent company of WordPress, is easing up ad restrictions that enabled users with paid accounts by letting those with free accounts to run ads as well. However these ads are SocialVibe widgets which means all revenue generated will go to community organization and charity works. With the current deal, bloggers will now be able to signup at SocialVibe to use its widget and embed it on their blog. Users can start bagging revenue once readers on their blog interact with the ad units and bloggers can choose from over 30 causes to which the donations be made.
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All this hype, all this investment from Microsoft to promote Bing, its new Search Engine. I just hope this turns out big for Microsoft’s product after the firm has spent a reported $100 Million campaign. Presently, reports state that we will be seeing a live infomercial on Hulu which has been titled; Bingathon. The show will be aired on June 8th at 8 PM EST and will be hosted/star Olivia Munn and Jason Sudeikis with appearances from numerous other celebrities. Now all the publicity is good, but it just doesn’t make sense. Why would Microsoft so desperately glamorize Bing?
Remember TwittAd? The startup that let you cash in your followers on Twitter by letting advertisers promote their products on user profiles? Well the team behind it has been busy working upon user feedback and has released a couple of new updates. The updates includes full disclosure on campaigns which include publisher badge that will be displayed on users Twitter background. Along with that users will be able to select tweets which best suit your taste and launch a campaign likewise. Lets see if these updates act as a worthy bait to fish advertisers to use the service.
After making quite a launch, Wolfram Alpha is most probably having the word monetize in the back of their minds. No that is by no means a sin, rather something pretty obvious that is supposed to happen as Wolfram Alpha matures. Presently it appears the search engine has already sold its first ad to Lenovo as it appeared in the search results. The ad is text based but changes to a display one as a users rolls the pointer upon it. The search engine has stated that the site is ready to accept sponsored ads, meaning that there are going to be more of those in due time.


