April 25, 2005
Today, Google announced an important step forward in our ongoing efforts to find new ways of connecting users with relevant, meaningful advertising.
Site targeting is a Google AdWords limited beta feature. It enables advertisers to easily target their ads to thousands of specific content sites across the Google Network--providing a new way to target people who will find their ads relevant and useful. Advertisers using site targeted ads can now also place animated image ads, in addition to our existing text and static image ad formats
now also place animated image ads, in addition to our existing text and static image ad formats Site targeted ads are priced using CPM (cost-per-thousand impressions) bidding. These ads will compete for placement on a site with other CPM and CPC ads in Google’s auction. By increasing competition for ad space on specific sites, we think that people who visit those sites will get more useful, more diverse, and more relevant ads.
Specifics of site targeting include:
Today’s new site targeting feature is currently available as a limited beta to a subset of advertisers. As with any Google beta, we will be testing, gathering feedback and enhancing the features. We intend to roll these features out to the broader AdWords customer base in the coming weeks.
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