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Have You Migrated Your Feedburner feeds to Google Account?
Go
ogle Adsense for feed is live now. This is another good revenue opportunity for bloggers to monetize their RSS feeds.
What is Adsense for feed?
Like ‘Adsense for content’ you can now show Adsense ads in your site RSS feed. These ads will be basically CPM ads, Google team will take care to sell your feed ad spaces. The unsold feed ad inventory will be filled by Adsense CPC ads.
When you log-in to your Adsense account, you will see option ‘Adsense for feeds’ under Adsense setup tab. You can set up your feed ads from here. Text and/or image ads are available which you can place after each feed item or every 2nd, 3rd or 4th feed item at top or bottom of feed content.
But many bloggers see problem here. When I tried to configure Adsense for feeds it’s showing me message -
“You have no feeds in your account yet. Already have an account with feedburner.com? Need help migrating your feeds to Google? View our account migration guide and get those feeds over here!”
This means for now you need to manually migrate your feeds from current feedburner account to Google account. Google is soon going to provide automatic process to migrate your feed to Google account. But till that if you are in hurry to see revenue from your feed content then you can ask Google Adsense team to migrate your feedburner account to Google.
Here Google making your task somewhat simple.
“To migrate all of your feeds, and your account from feeds.feedburner.com to Google, please contact us at adsense-support-aff@google.com and provide the following information:
* Your FeedBurner account username
* The Google Account email address you use to sign in to AdSense
We will migrate your account and contact you with specific steps for you to follow once migration is complete“
So it’s on you, whether to migrate your feeds now manually or wait till Google automatically migrate all your feedburner feeds to Google account.
What is Adsense for feed?
Like ‘Adsense for content’ you can now show Adsense ads in your site RSS feed. These ads will be basically CPM ads, Google team will take care to sell your feed ad spaces. The unsold feed ad inventory will be filled by Adsense CPC ads.
When you log-in to your Adsense account, you will see option ‘Adsense for feeds’ under Adsense setup tab. You can set up your feed ads from here. Text and/or image ads are available which you can place after each feed item or every 2nd, 3rd or 4th feed item at top or bottom of feed content.
But many bloggers see problem here. When I tried to configure Adsense for feeds it’s showing me message -
“You have no feeds in your account yet. Already have an account with feedburner.com? Need help migrating your feeds to Google? View our account migration guide and get those feeds over here!”
This means for now you need to manually migrate your feeds from current feedburner account to Google account. Google is soon going to provide automatic process to migrate your feed to Google account. But till that if you are in hurry to see revenue from your feed content then you can ask Google Adsense team to migrate your feedburner account to Google.
Here Google making your task somewhat simple.
“To migrate all of your feeds, and your account from feeds.feedburner.com to Google, please contact us at adsense-support-aff@google.com and provide the following information:
* Your FeedBurner account username
* The Google Account email address you use to sign in to AdSense
We will migrate your account and contact you with specific steps for you to follow once migration is complete“
So it’s on you, whether to migrate your feeds now manually or wait till Google automatically migrate all your feedburner feeds to Google account.
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