Launched last year, Microsoft's adCenter Content Network only had Microsoft web properties during the initial stage. But now to make a mark in the field and to expand its network, Microsoft is all set to work with high-quality publishers like financial data provider EDGAR Online. This will be the first non-Microsoft web property to carry adCenter ads.
In the official press release, Microsoft Corporation and EDGAR Online Incorporation has announced a strategic alliance in which the two companies will work together to bring advertising to the EDGAR Online audience and content to the MSN portal.
Brian McAndrews, senior vice president, Advertiser and Publisher Solutions at Microsoft said, “EDGAR Online attracts a highly targeted audience with its deep business and financial content, and coupling that audience with Microsoft's advertising technologies is going to be a winning combination for advertisers. The inclusion of EDGAR Online as a syndicated advertising partner site and the addition of its content to MSN Money will add value for our users and will help advertisers reach an even broader audience in this highly attractive financial vertical."
On the other hand, Sue Bratone Childs, executive vice president and chief marketing officer, EDGAR Online said, “Microsoft's advertising technologies are best in class, and we believe this deal will further enhance the experience of our users by ensuring the advertising they see on our site is relevant to their interests. Furthermore, the addition of our financial content to MSN Money is a strategic expansion of our brand and reach, and a win for consumers and advertisers alike."
This step has been taken by Microsoft to ensure high quality content network to publishers, so that in the long run advertisers will be in the position to achieve better ROI as compared to what they get currently on Google and Yahoo's Content networks.
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hopefully it gets released soon, there are just too many rules to google adsense, it needs a competitor to make them stop being a bully
The info you have given here really makes my head spin, keep it going
It's going to be interesting to see what happens now that Bing/MSN and Yahoo have joined forces. Your thoughts?
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