Google’s aggressive advertising .. It is not only adwords

Google is seeking advertising agencies to warm up to it after years of not being their favorite entity. After all, think of all the marketing dollars spent on advertising search engine (SEO campaigns and elsewhere) that agencies fail because of certain searches for a giant.

Google shows off

Stephanie Clifford at the New York Times wrote about Google invading the offices of the advertising agency Leo Burnett in July, setting up a sort of mini-carnival of sorts to show their advertising technology. It seems that the company wants to recruit organizations to utilize its tools, but some of these organizations believe Google has ulterior motives.

“As Google begins to try to sell television, radio and print ads and created tools for buying and planning media campaigns, advertising and some academics say that the company works with institutions in order to possibly replace, “writes Clifford.

Advertising aggressive

It is not unreasonable to think that Google has its own interest in mind. Why would it not? The company appears to be his way of working further in the World advertise more aggressively than ever. For example, they speak not even waiting for federal approval before going to submit their ads deal with Yahoo.

It is being investigated as a possible antitrust issue. Imagine if Google has succeeded in phasing out advertising agencies. I do not expect that to happen anytime soon, however. Google is great, and it has a lot of pull, but it’s not all. It is a notion that even Google itself rejects.

“I do not see how we would actually be able to provide better customer experience to a client that a body can today,” said Google Vice President for North America ad sales, Penry Price. “There is no way we could, in fact, the queue behind a customer and provide services and information that the agency can today.”

A lot of ads in the future of Google

Do not mark the extinction of organisms yet, but there is no question that Google becomes a much greater in its advertising Britches these days. You will have YouTube ads will begin to emerge, Feedburner RSS ads, and do not forget that the acquisition of DoubleClick. If Yahoo! deal goes through unscathed, what will be a big piece of the advertising market will do even more.

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YouTube for business : Google Launches Video For Business

Google introduced Google Video for business, which is a new addition to Google Apps Premium, which allows workers in organizations for sharing videos, save them to Google Apps and invite co-workers to view content.

“What’s in the consumer world YouTube, Google Video for business will be done in the company,” said Matthew Glotzbach, product management director of Google Enterprise division.

Apps Premier is a fee-based software package, which is also free, including versions of Standard and education. Google is adding video applications, without increasing prices Apps Premier, which cost 50 dollars per user per year.

At the beginning of September 8, educational users of Google Apps will be able to use the service free for six months and will be charged $ 10 and users continue to use video.

Google Video for businesses will be able to run for more than an hour. The service is able to detect scene transitions and creates so you can go to specific parts of the video. Each video can be up to 300 MBs in size, and Apps Premier subscribers have 3GBs video on the storage account.

“The cost and complexity not limited to the effective use of video to improve business functions,” said Manesh Patel, Director of Information Systems, Sanmina-SCI.

“Integrating video into Google Apps, in combination with the continued improvement of video equipment and network infrastructure, provides significant opportunities for innovation and economies across our global teams.”

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