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I have only see it in 468x60 banners. Twice there was a line of 4 links at the bottom, and once there was a link that said 'more'. Felt like clicking on it to find out what it did, but chickened out at the thought of breaking the TOS. :)
Littlegiant, I'm glad you started this thread because I have been searching WebmasterWorld with no success, and was just on the point of starting a thread myself.
If it works, I think it's a good idea.
[added]Providing we can opt in or out.[/added]
[edited by: HarryM at 8:40 pm (utc) on Aug. 22, 2007]
While you can't opt out of this test, please know we are paying careful attention to your feedback. Additionally, if you have ideas for new ad formats, the team will be happy to consider your suggestions.
-ASA
I'm glad you started this thread because I have been searching WebmasterWorld with no success, and was just on the point of starting a thread myself.
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I have a suggestion for experiments.
As you're testing ways to enhance everyone's revenues, why don't you let advertisers enhance their listings with small images of their products on the left side of the text listing and first test how this affects conversions/revenue/etc with your own algorithm assigned images, for example?
There is already a body of evidence from the publisher side that adding images near the ads enhances CTR, but controlling the images from Google and advertiser side (keeping them non-offending, for example), could be a way to enhance everyone's revenues and user experience.
AdsenseAdvisor, how about implementing some multiple Google-referral links into a "Adlink" style unit? I was only thinking about the standard Google referral products (Google AdSense, Google AdWords, Google Checkout, Google Apps, Firefox plus Google Toolbar, Google Pack) but perhaps someone else would like to see "Referrals 2.0" products in an "Adlinks" style to put on pages.