The other announced partners are chip.de and onvista.de.
BTW: T-Online is the biggest ISP in Germany (and if I remember correctly in Europe, too).
My bet is Scandinavia will be next:
[webmasterworld.com...]
Thought you'd want to hear it from a trustworthy source.
It will be interesting to see how the conditions are in Germany and other countries, how the targeting works and how the CTR will change.
Any info on next langs/countries?
just to give you an example how far 1st april can go:
on the german forum suchmaschinentricks.de they announced today that Google will exlude all german and french pages from the index within the next days as a clear statement against the political decisions of Germany and France.
there must have been at least one minor hart attack among german webmasters today. *lol*
T-Online sounds so like T-Mobile any connections?
Has anyone example search terms?
Best wishes
Franz
[I tried the directory within T-online, because I thought, there is maybe a deal between G and them like between Lycos and espotting/overture, that one is within the serps and the other one within the directory. I couldnīt find anything.]
it IS up, got first hits from pagead.googlesyndication.com
with origin chip.de
Just choose DVD or Spiele from the top navigation, then you find the ads on the right.
Beste wishes
Franz
And, I see two large boxes, with each 1 link, 90% of the box is empty, but clickable.
Mouse pointer only reveals the click possebility on the actual link, not the empty space.*
And it's in the part were you normally click if you need to scroll your mousewheel (to activate the window or something).
Meaning a lot of (accident) clicktroughs I guess.
Mental note: must remove germany -now
*Not sure how to describe this, hope you know what I mean?
Seem like a common mistake, I also got some adwords e-mail in German earlier as well.
Other services have the same 'problem' I used to work for a big american e-commerce co. and they did the same.
I guess German and Dutch does look alike for americans.
Like f.e. Swedish, danish, norwegen etc look the same to me :)
I know I don't want *my* adwords in there.
The funny thing is to see those ads in Opera on 1024 you have to sidescroll. Should give great CTR.
>added>Just checked with IE: same sidescroll.
What's more, the ads are vearly invisible in that all that other ads and nav-bars. Chip is a site with more advertizing than anything else. Don't know, but if that gives a good CTR I would be very surprised.
Now thinking about the ultra cluttered pages at T-Online.de....
But, did you try to click anywere in the grey area?
(i really would like to know :) )
Even when the mousepointer don't change, you go to the advertiser.
(in both IE and Opera)
This is the ad I see after clicking DVD, btw:
Goedkope DVD's
*****.nl voordat je nederlandse en buitenlandse DVD's koopt
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What's more, the ads are vearly invisible in that all that other ads and nav-bars. Chip is a site with more advertizing than anything else. Don't know, but if that gives a good CTR I would be very surprised.
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Maybe they compensate that by the above.
(the whole clickable area)
I'm on 2 monitors, to be able to scroll on the other screen, like just now, i have to click somewhere in the window.
(Sorry mister ebay affiliate, I just costed you 3 bucks, by accident)
