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WordPress WordAds to bring more revenue for selective bloggers

“ Over the years one of the most frequent requests on WordPress.com has been to allow bloggers to earn money from their blog through ads.

We’ve resisted advertising so far because most of it we had seen wasn’t terribly tasteful, and it seemed like Google’s AdSense was the state-of-the-art, which was sad.

You pour a lot of time and effort into your blog and you deserve better than AdSense.” says, Jon Burke WordPress Ads lead

The one and only main reason why WordPress had to bear the brunt of people (especially intellectual bloggers) was because of the lack of any mechanism that allowed blogs make money on WordPress to earn money. This was even ironical because WordPress itself wanted to devise such a system but due to Google Adsense had to back out because of the painful experiences advertising is associated with. Well, all that is history now and WordPress looks to fill the pockets of creative bloggers with hard earned money that their blog can generate pertaining to relevant quality content.

Partnering with media house giants Federated Media, WordPress has announced the all new project called WordAds that will allow bloggers to put up advertisements of big brands on their blog(s) without any worries.

This will spell good news for blog owners as well as advertisers as it will be a win win situation for both. But WordPress is very strict on the blogs which can put up or even apply for such kind of service and said that only blogs worthy of such feature will be allowed to do so based on content quality, traffic and readership. So learn more about WordAds by clicking here and see all that is good for you in it.

Via: Techcrunch

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Varun Sharma: Internet Marketing Analyst, present Director @kvrwebtech.com Since 2009. Providing Internet Marketing as a medium for all kind of businesses to achieve the modern era goals. Have been highly successful in cultivating projects in Real Estate, Financial and Education Sector.
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