Google Inc has introduced a new service called 'Google Contributor' for its publishers and mass internet users. This service can be defined as a 'paid ad blocking' or 'paid ad free web surfing' service from Google as Google charges its specified amounts for blocking ads proportionally to the amount paid. Google Contributor is generally meant for those group of non-stop web users who are disturbed in between their works online due to frequent live ad serving. So, if you like, you can get started with Google Contributor at https://contributor.google.com/ and enjoy ad-less internet browsing and peaceful completion of your assignments.
Well, it is not hidden from net users that there is a free service available called 'Ad blocker' over web. If a free ad blocker mechanism can serve the same purpose, then do you think people will choose Google Contributor over the free ad blocker?
Well, that is again not a surprise at all. It is quite evident that there is a definite difference between a free service and a paid service. The mere difference is the amount or quantity of ad datas blocked. A free ad blocker has its limits of blocking live ads while in case of Google's this new ad blocking program, it only depends on a customer or user to fix its ad blocking amount and pay accordingly. As of now, Google has offered initial payment options $2, $5 & $10 for Google Contributor starters or users.
So, in the context of Google's services, there is no comparison, compromise or question of any lacuna. It sets its own high standards for one and all. However, you are completely free to choose between ad blocker and Google Contributor. This will determine and define Google Contributor's reliability, profitability and affordability in the coming days.
Will Google Contributor be a boon or bumerang for AdSense publishers?
Well, Google has declared to share the revenues of Google Contributor Ad blocking program with its publishers. This will favor the websites and blogs with high organic traffic and maximum number of page views daily. In either case, i. e. Ads or no ads, you get paid by Google either of the two ways. But sites and blogs with low traffic suffer financially because visitors will either stop or minimize their regular visit of those websites and blogs. Hence, a critical transition period is definitely on the cards for such AdSense publishers.
The main disadvantage of Google Contributor is that it stops only AdSense ads, not other ad network ads. Its second drawback is, it is a paid program. While a free ad blocker can stop all typa of ads, do you think, people will choose Google Contributor in place of other free ad free programs or services available over web? Express your views.
Well, it is not hidden from net users that there is a free service available called 'Ad blocker' over web. If a free ad blocker mechanism can serve the same purpose, then do you think people will choose Google Contributor over the free ad blocker?
Well, that is again not a surprise at all. It is quite evident that there is a definite difference between a free service and a paid service. The mere difference is the amount or quantity of ad datas blocked. A free ad blocker has its limits of blocking live ads while in case of Google's this new ad blocking program, it only depends on a customer or user to fix its ad blocking amount and pay accordingly. As of now, Google has offered initial payment options $2, $5 & $10 for Google Contributor starters or users.
So, in the context of Google's services, there is no comparison, compromise or question of any lacuna. It sets its own high standards for one and all. However, you are completely free to choose between ad blocker and Google Contributor. This will determine and define Google Contributor's reliability, profitability and affordability in the coming days.
Will Google Contributor be a boon or bumerang for AdSense publishers?
Well, Google has declared to share the revenues of Google Contributor Ad blocking program with its publishers. This will favor the websites and blogs with high organic traffic and maximum number of page views daily. In either case, i. e. Ads or no ads, you get paid by Google either of the two ways. But sites and blogs with low traffic suffer financially because visitors will either stop or minimize their regular visit of those websites and blogs. Hence, a critical transition period is definitely on the cards for such AdSense publishers.
The main disadvantage of Google Contributor is that it stops only AdSense ads, not other ad network ads. Its second drawback is, it is a paid program. While a free ad blocker can stop all typa of ads, do you think, people will choose Google Contributor in place of other free ad free programs or services available over web? Express your views.
