Yesterday the Pinterest developer team announced very important that launch of the “Pin It” button for Blogger, WordPress.org, Tumblr, and also for Wix. This Pin It button allows your readers to share your posts without leaving your website or blog. It pulls all available images from a post and lets them choose which image to pin. 
Every web designer requires the right tools to do their job. To create well crafted original designs you certainly need to be inspired to do so. Getting to that point is sometimes the hardest challenge in the field of web design. Google has announced the release of a new advertising application called Google Web Designer. Building upon the idea of creating responsive web elements that look and work flawlessly across various platforms, this new tool is aimed at helping professionals and novices alike in building interactive HTML 5 content, such as sites, ads, campaigns, and more.
Google announced today that it is making Google+ comments available on its Blogger service. On Thursday, April 18th, 2013 Yonotan Zunger introduced Google+ comments for Blogger. This was a huge step in offer Google+ comments across the web. At the moment this service is only available through Blogger websites but most expect to see plug-in for Word press in the near future. Readers now want more than just information - they need answers! And you, as a blogger, are responsible for answering them, and defending your content. Blog or Community Readers will talk about your content on a multitude of platforms, such as your blog's comments, or on social media such as Google+ Facebook. Google has now decided to help out its Blogger users by integrating Google Plus comments into Blogger blogs. Google is Very Slow building upon Google Plus, improving its functionality One by one. Up until now, it had only integrated Google+ share button in Blogger, so you could share to Google Plus right from your Blogger dashboard.
The aim of this new functionality is to provide a means for better conversation. Comments on Blogger and Google + are now integrated. So you will see two types of comments - Blogger comments, and Google+ Comments. Suppose you or anyone has shared your blog post to their Google+ Page/profile, and people are commenting on it. These comments are Beautifully integrate to appear in your blogger blog.
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Google touts that with Google+ Comments, publishers will find that it provides at least two “important benefits”: being able to view the blog and comments all in one place, and also to help readers comment and connect with their circles. Publishers that enable the new commenting system will see people’s activity from those directly on the site and those who are talking about the content right from Google+. Additionally, readers can leave comments specifically for those in their circle or in public depending on how comfortable they feel. In a way, the specific visibility option given by Google+, which does not appear to be on other commenting platforms. So if you’re particularly fascinated by a certain story, being able to comment but leave it to your close friends or those that you know would be fascinated by the dialogue, you can.
Another great +1 of this new integration is that, you can grow your Audience. Just like Post shared on Facebook or Google + gains reach beyond your fan-base, so do the comments that users make about your blog post. These comments appear in the Google plus comments feed of people in the shared circle. In this way, you could build a Thousands new audience and increase traffic to your blog by just taking advantage of this integration.
To get started with Google+ Comments, just visit the Google+ tab of your Blogger Dashboard, and check “Use Google+ Comments.” (Older comments will continue to appear in the new widget.)
You can also visit any post on the Official Google Blog (like this one), or on Blogger Buzz (like this one), to see Google+ Comments in action. Thanks for reading our post. Stay tuned to Google Plus Daily for future updates with Word press Google+ comments plug-in. The comments have been available for less than 24 hours but there are some things you will want to consider before jumping in head first.
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animated ads sections is confuse people if ads are placed near to flash game. Some Games require Frantic clicking, which leads user to click outside the flash content. which means user accidental clicks on ads instead of the flash content are inevitable.
All of this leads to invalid click activity, If Google see invalid activity on your site your Google account is getting banned. to avoid getting banned from Adsense, it is very important that you keep a distance of at least 150 pixels between flash content and ads. Google also make a screenshot for placing ads for flash gaming site. see screenshot below. Placing ads left method is wrong and right method is right.
You can monetize Flash games, however Google policies do not permit monetizing games with sexual or violent content. Google doesn't allow you to add sexually explicit or profane content on your flash content. It's family safety rules are pretty strict about such things.
AdSense for games (AFG) is a product designed specifically for the monetization of Flash games. Using AdSense for content (AFC) ads as a pre-roll before, or mid-roll during a Flash game, is against Google policies, as the product was not created for this kind of an implementation. If you wish to use Google ads as a pre-roll to your game, please apply for AFG. For more information about AFG, please visit Google Help Center. Source Adsense Blog
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