Google TV Ads
Click our post title and you can read this article about Google moving into TV. Well I for one am filing this under "not going to happen". Remember click to call, Google Radio? Well there was a big ballyhoo about click to call when it was first announced. Then only a few people got into the beta.
We had one client in the click to call and it was a miserable failure. We were paying $1.50 for text ad clicks. To show our ads in click to call we had to escalate our
CPC to over $10 and that is where our clicks when we got them came in. We had so few clicks and so few impressions, that we turned off the program.
Remember Google Radio, that one is still in a state of flux. Lots of talk, much posturing, and no action. And now we have talk of Google TV. Well, don't hold your breath on that one either I say.
Labels: Google News
Google is Expanding to North Carolina
A $600 million computer server farm is scheduled to be built by Google in North Carolina. Google has quietly been expanding out of California and now even has an office in Washington DC. Now, it is expanding it techno-empire into the farm lands of North Carolina. The new server farm or data center will employ about 200 people.
Google currently has three large server centers that we know of. We use the various
IP addresses for testing and so we'll be on the lookout for the
IP address of this new center as well.
Just click the post title to read the full short article online.
Labels: Google News