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Mockup: What if Google sold video ads?
Written by Allen Stern - January 24, 2007
Yesterday I received an email from Google that I have been selected to be part of a pilot group who will test new video advertising from Google within the AdSense program of which I am a part. Since we know that video advertising is going to blow up this year to near $1 billion, Google will naturally want to own the space, similar to their ownership of text advertising.
I am showing two styles of video ads:
- A "traditional" video ad at 200pixels along the right menu.
- A widescreen ad in the middle which would be autostart.
Click the image to view the larger size image. And please note, my design skills are limited.
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Wow, lets hope not. Time to switch to another search engine.
Why would you not want that over text???
Well, I think that the colors in that top ad are particularly warm and inviting. Imagine play buttons more designed and I don't think I'd mind that layout too much. Uglier ads and autoplay though and it's a bomb. (Nice link from Gizmodo btw!)
Hey Marshall - thanks for the link comments - you don't like my ugly play button? :)
I don't think that Video ads will be shown on GOOGLE.
As we all know they have haven't started showing image ads yet. right?
Or I am missing something?
I would be surprised if Google started showing video ads in their main search engine results pages. I suspect they'll start appearing in Google Video, YouTube and any AdSense advertisers that want them. I also expect Google to make deals with video content owners (TV, Movie, etc.) to allow them to start monetizing copyrighted content.