Google's Pay Per Action Should Help The Bottom Line
In late June Google (GOOG) launched a new way for publishers to make money. Through the Google Adsense Network, publishers can receive compensation for sending a visitor to an advertiser's web site only if the visitor completes the specified task by the advertiser. For example, a publisher would only get paid if a visitor completed an online form or purchased a product. Publishers won't get paid for simply redirecting traffic.
This is great for the advertiser because they now have a direct way to calculate the ROI on their ads. In the end this will be a big win for Google because of the large base of publishers and advertisers already in their advertising network. Pay Per Action commands more dollars then regular clicks and should cut down on fraud since the tasks need to be tracked.
From an investment perspective, Google seems to be fairly valued at these levels. I would be a buyer on any weakness.
Google Press Release
Note: I am long GOOG
This is great for the advertiser because they now have a direct way to calculate the ROI on their ads. In the end this will be a big win for Google because of the large base of publishers and advertisers already in their advertising network. Pay Per Action commands more dollars then regular clicks and should cut down on fraud since the tasks need to be tracked.
From an investment perspective, Google seems to be fairly valued at these levels. I would be a buyer on any weakness.
Google Press Release
Note: I am long GOOG


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