Spotted on Publishing 2.0.
Google's adsense project has been really good at getting people to create content to run google ads against. But it doesn't distinguish between good and bad.
Ultimately loads of bad content results in loads of ads not getting clicked.
Google appear to admit they've been responsible for accelerating the 'pollution' of the internet in that link above.
I've long thought google has a vested interest in supporting professional publishing groups for exactly this reason.
Effective search needs effective results - and that's where we really can have a role.
The best ad response comes when it is presented with the best content - and this is a notion worthy of serious consideration as we all charge head-long at user-generated content.
Even those entirely committed to the engagement marketing revolution and the 'everyone's a publisher now' digital future also recognise the increasing future relevance of choice editing services.
Perhaps that's what consumer media should focus on?
The further ahead you look - the faster you go | davidpcushman AT gmail.com | These are my views and my views only.
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