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Sarah Worsham / Jun 3, 2009

Internet Marketing, Strategy & Technology Links – June 3, 2009

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Integrating Tweetbacks into your WordPress Blog (The Bivings Report)
7 Technologies Shaping the Future of Social Media (Mashable)
Google Upgrades Custom Search Box On Blogger (TechCrunch)
Apple Up 62% Since Jobs Took Leave (Silicon Alley Insider)
Xbox Live to Add Facebook and Twitter Integration (Mashable)
5 Web-Based Tools That Support Real World Networking (The Social Times)
Mashable’s Weekly Social Media Conference Guide (Mashable)
Monetization for the Masses from PutACart, a Shopping Cart for the Rest of Us (ReadWriteWeb)
Twitter Your Way to Getting Robbed (Mashable)
Bounce Rates and What They Mean To Your Business (Search Engine Guide)
The Future Of Twitter Visualized (TechCrunch)
How One Teacher Uses Twitter in the Classroom (ReadWriteWeb)
Community Mini Case Study: Whiffies on Twitter (Fast Wonder Blog)
Facebook Partners With Microsoft For XBox Integration (All Facebook)
Quirky Is A Social Network For Product Development (TechCrunch)
Want Your Service Integrated With TweetDeck? It’ll Cost You A Cool $50,000 (TechCrunch)
24 Hours at Sea on the USS Nimitz (How to Change the World)
ThinkFree Set to Launch The First Complete Android Office Suite (ReadWriteWeb)
Search Smackdown: Bing Vs. Google (TechCrunch)
Study: Young adults haven’t warmed up to Twitter [Voices] (All Things Digital)
Five Great Myths of Social Networking (Internet Evolution)
Ready For a Multi-Touch Web? (ReadWriteWeb)

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Sarah Worsham / Jun 2, 2009

Monetize Your Mobile Site with AdMob

Once you have a mobile site, it would be nice to get some revenue from it. AdMob provides a large advertising network and full control over what type of ads show up on your site and where. They also give you the ability to approve ads before they show up.

AdMob is a good mobile advertising network for publishers who do not already have their own mobile advertisers. Their additional services such as analytics and providing various landing page options to advertisers make them a valuable mobile advertising platform as well. Revenue sharing starting at 40% isn’t bad for being able to get up and running quickly. Larger publishers should be able to negotiate better sharing percentages. – Monetize Your Mobile Site with AdMob – Sarah Worsham – New Media Hub

Please head over to the rest of my review at New Media Hub for the full details. If you’ve used AdMob, I’d love to hear your opinions.

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Sarah Worsham / Jun 2, 2009

Internet Marketing, Strategy & Technology Links – June 2, 2009

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Web Operational Security: The Missing Link (Internet Evolution)
Real-Time Twitter Search, Hold The “Real-Time” (TechCrunch)
US Web Analytics Market To Reach Nearly $1 Billion By 2014 (Ad Operations Online)
Where the B2B Advertising Dollar Goes (The Opinionated Marketers)
Computer Sciences’ New Cloud Strategy Focuses on Security (GigaOM)
6 More Tips for Affiliate Marketing on Blogs (ProBlogger)
Video: The Future of Facebook, an Interview on Bloomberg TV (Web Strategy by Jeremiah)
As Social Technologies Become Pervasive, Prepare Your Company (Web Strategy by Jeremiah)
Dayparting Twitter (Duct Tape Marketing)
Mobile Commerce Usability: Forms and Checkout (Get Elastic eCommerce Blog)
Twittering a Distraction During Twitter Business Panel (Internet Evolution)
For Brevity’s Sake: NextStop, Twitter for Activities Launches (ReadWriteWeb)

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