Google just opened up Knol to the public. Knol is also serving up AdSense advertising on the site. Authors on Knol can enter their AdSense data into Knol, and will get the regular AdSense payout for every click on an ad. This seems like a smart way to reward users who write the best (or most popular) content, while still making money for Google, because the cut Google already takes from the advertising through AdSense anyway.
Currently, I don't know how may we track ads performance on knol, I tried to add an URL channel, and got error message:
"http://knol.google.com/k/-/k3-searching-tv-programs-using-teletext/2p3t2lhf3x6sj/6#" at line 1 invalid: URL cannot contain a Google host.
Has anybody any idea of how to do it?
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I'm getting the same error message for http://echoesofwisdom.blogspot.com
That's only when I ADD url to the list.
yeah, me too getting the same error message.
i got this when i try to create adsense account for my blog url
http://www.my-google-chrome-review.blogspot.com/
This only happened to me when I tried to add knol.google.com,which include hostname google, but not happened to me with .blogspot.com, I had this blog address added as url channels without problems.
I'm getting this error for host knol.google.com, there is no problem with my blogs at blogspot.com (http://bbone99.blogspot.com) or with my pages hosted on googlepages.com.
Therefore I tried to create custom channel for IP 74.125.43.102 which is returned for knol.google.com ( command line "ping knol.google.com" ). I didn't get any result for this, will see what will happen...
Crazy good idea. Please report your result.
unfortunately, there is no hit from this channel today, maybe there will appear something in next few days.
Does anyone have something about this?
The fact is that I have tracked all of my adsense resources except Knol + I have several hits which are not tracked, so they must come from Knol.
Another fact is that if you paste IP 74.125.43.102 into browser, you are redirected into Google homepage, not into Knol, so I'm not sure if it's right way of tracking.
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