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FeedBurner

Starting this week, they will be rolling out AdSense feeds for a small group of publishers. This small publishing group will act as beta testers as FeedBurner plans a full launch of the service.

Should you add ads to your RSS feeds? Depends why you offer RSS feeds in the first place. If it’s to keep customers up to date and drive them toward buying a product or service, then no, RSS ads would just be a distraction.

But if you aim to make money from content, adding RSS ads to the mix means you now have one more revenue stream to consider.

Google Adsense Money Making Schemes

Google Adsense is a successful business model for publishers. It enables genuine content owners to monetize their content through ads served by the Adsense servers.
However, it appears that there is a proliferation of “Get Rich” schemes that are coming up across the globe which are becoming a source of concern.
Some of the schemes provide genuine services such as providing website templates or designing assistance for maximizing ad publications. Such services have a role to play and need to continue.

However, along with the genuine services there are many service offerings where the public are being lured into a membership of a scheme with a promise of “Monthly payments from Google” as if the servies are being used by Google. Such offerors collect some upfront money and use it for developing a website in the name of the member and placing adsense ads in these websites.