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Microsoft pubCenter Properties – what are they?

posted Fri, Jun 12 2009

A pubCenter property is an entity that represents a website or parts of a website. For example, assume your website is www.contoso.com and you wish to receive ads on the website, the first step to do is to create a pubCenter property as below. Note that you are able to specify a web site name and URL. When you hit the Save button, you have created your first property!

 

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Once saved, if you navigate into your property, you will see the following. If you have been in the pubCenter pilot from before the Spring 2009 release, you will have been accustomed to seeing the property’s status as Pending. Our internal support teams then got a list of all pending properties, scrubbed them for verifying our Editorial guidelines and then approved/rejected them. This resulted in the customer having to wait up to a day to start seeing ads on your site. Who wants to wait! So, with the Spring 2009 upgrade, all newly created properties automatically enter an “Auto-approved” state. This means, you can immediately create ad units, copy them on your website and start seeing ads within minutes. And start making money!

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Note that there is a reason we ask you to still create properties. As an ad network, we take pride in the (as yet) small set of good quality publishers we have corralled. We are fully aware that a quality publisher network brings in the best ad inventory. And bringing in the best ad inventory brings in more high quality publishers. As part of this effort to safeguard our network quality, we are investing in quality controls on the properties you create. So, while we are enabling our publisher customers to have instant gratification through auto-approved properties --- at the same time we are continuing to review and eliminate properties that do not meet our Editorial guidelines.

With a quality network, all of us win!

 

Comments

  • Mon, Aug 24 2009 08:53AM

    Hi,

    When will the Microsoft pubCenter be avalible to others besides people in the US? I really want to join it, I've read so much good reviews about it, and quite frankly I'm fedup by Google Adsense.

  • Sun, Sep 27 2009 04:40AM

    I am also Looking for a Microsoft pubCenter Account . we also use the MSN :( this is not fair microsoft must make this for everyone in the world ??

  • Tue, Sep 29 2009 12:25PM

    When will Microsoft provide in-video advertisement? Will Microsoft provide Bing as search engine for it BETA publishers? I am using Google's search engine and Google is making all the money.

  • Wed, Oct 21 2009 11:16AM

    I am unable to set up..

    pls help me and sena link

    shortjokes4u.blogspot.com

  • Wed, Oct 21 2009 11:25AM

    Is it only for u s citizens???

  • Mon, Nov 02 2009 08:25AM

    Yes. the beta is US only at this time.

    Thanks

  • Sat, Jan 02 2010 01:58PM
    Brian

    I've tried a few times to get a property approved. All have been rejected. The reason was about a lack of enough quality content. My sites have at least a dozen article pages and multi-function.

    My question is how much content is required to get my property approved? Does it need to be 10, 20 or 50 article pages?  Is there some rule of thumb for approving sites? Are you only looking for mega-sites or ecommerce?

    Let me know.

  • Mon, Jan 04 2010 11:27AM

    Hi Brian,

    Thank you for the interest. Some of the editorial requirements, not all, are listed below. But if you think your property was disapproved by mistake, you may contact the support team to request a review.

    Some of the requirements:

    Sites whose primary intent is to induce end users to click on ads are not permitted.

    Sites whose primary content is ads are not permitted.

    Sites with entirely or largely imported content are not permitted.

    Sites must offer content that is primarily in one of adCenter’s supported languages: English.

  • Fri, Jun 11 2010 06:12PM

    Thanks for sharing your wonderful thoughts.

    It will lessen a time to explore the Microsoft pubCenter, with your post I can now go on deeply.

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