Oct 11
2008Now Google AdSense ’speaks Thai’
Filed Under (Affiliate Network) by ron on 11-10-2008
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Google has announced the availability of Google AdSense for content in Thai, a programme that contextually targets ads to Thai-language web sites.
Google AdSense enables web site publishers to serve text and image-based Google AdWords ads precisely targeted to the specific content of their individual web pages. Google then pays the publishers for valid clicks and/or impressions made by site visitors to these ads.
Google AdWords advertisers can now choose to show their ads on Thai-language web sites to extend their reach to 14 million Thai Internet users, while Thai Internet users benefit from more relevant ads and a better web experience.
Publishers apply online and, once approved by Google for participation in the program, have instant access to over hundreds of thousands of advertisers worldwide in Google’s ad network, ranging from large global brands to small local businesses. This depth and breadth of advertisers provides publishers with ads that are highly relevant to their web sites, even if they contain specialised content.
