Comments on: Rumour Mill: Blogger to be offered in Google Apps? http://www.webconsultingdc.com/2008/rumour-mill-blogger-to-be-offered-as-a-google-app/ It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it. Fri, 05 Dec 2008 07:50:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: mline http://www.webconsultingdc.com/2008/rumour-mill-blogger-to-be-offered-as-a-google-app/#comment-220 mline Fri, 01 Aug 2008 02:16:56 +0000 http://www.webconsultingdc.com/?p=96#comment-220 As a google apps integrator, one of the things I am hearing from clients is that although they love the product, customers want to take full advantage of what Google offers from one centralized point. Hopefully Blogger comes into the fold sooner rather then later. Mike Line Google Apps Consultants Web: http://www.mmarcustang.com As a google apps integrator, one of the things I am hearing from clients is that although they love the product, customers want to take full advantage of what Google offers from one centralized point. Hopefully Blogger comes into the fold sooner rather then later.

Mike Line
Google Apps Consultants
Web: http://www.mmarcustang.com

]]> By: Mickey Panayiotakis http://www.webconsultingdc.com/2008/rumour-mill-blogger-to-be-offered-as-a-google-app/#comment-186 Mickey Panayiotakis Sat, 24 May 2008 20:56:37 +0000 http://www.webconsultingdc.com/?p=96#comment-186 I agree that they should do it ad-less…but I think they ought too do everything ad-less! I'm not wholly against ads though. Few blogs these days are completely ad-less (the bloggers themselves include ads for ad-revenue!), and from a reader perspective, it makes little difference if the ad revenue goes to Google or to the blogger. In the past few years, it seems that most users understand and accept the paid-for-by-ads paradigm. My guess is they'll offer ad-less blogging for the premier accounts, at least. Blogger-placed ads will likely come from Google's Adsense so Google gets the dough anyway! I agree that they should do it ad-less…but I think they ought too do everything ad-less! I’m not wholly against ads though. Few blogs these days are completely ad-less (the bloggers themselves include ads for ad-revenue!), and from a reader perspective, it makes little difference if the ad revenue goes to Google or to the blogger. In the past few years, it seems that most users understand and accept the paid-for-by-ads paradigm. My guess is they’ll offer ad-less blogging for the premier accounts, at least. Blogger-placed ads will likely come from Google’s Adsense so Google gets the dough anyway!

]]> By: Sunil K http://www.webconsultingdc.com/2008/rumour-mill-blogger-to-be-offered-as-a-google-app/#comment-185 Sunil K Sat, 24 May 2008 20:17:37 +0000 http://www.webconsultingdc.com/?p=96#comment-185 Sounds great - one of the thing which was missing in Google Apps offering was Business Blogging. If this is done (they should do it ad-less) most small business will reap the benefits of blogging from single account. Sunil K Dhruvsoft Google Apps Setup Experts Web: www.dhruvsoft.com Blog: googleappstoday.blogspot.com Sounds great - one of the thing which was missing in Google Apps offering was Business Blogging. If this is done (they should do it ad-less) most small business will reap the benefits of blogging from single account.

Sunil K
Dhruvsoft
Google Apps Setup Experts
Web: http://www.dhruvsoft.com
Blog: googleappstoday.blogspot.com

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