At 6pm on WebmasterRadio.FM host Jeremy Schoemaker, aka ShoeMoney, shares his insights on contextual advertising, affiliate marketing, PayPerClick, subscription sales and auction ads.

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On this weekly show airing on WebmasterRadio.FM, contextual advertising authority Jennifer Slegg interviews leading online advertising and publishing experts. Listeners will also benefit from learning about the latest tools available from the search engines.

WebmasterRadio.FM hosts a daily schedule of shows covering a variety of internet marketing strategies and tactics, with a focus on search engine optimization. Listeners can tune in with with Windows Media, iTunes or Real Player.

Learn more from Jennifer at JenSense.com.

Yesterday, Barry Schwartz of SEO Rountable discovered that the AdSense feature that filters unwanted ads from publisher pages wasn't working. Schwartz reports now that as of today, the AdSense team has since fixed this bug. One poster at the WebmasterWorld forums was given advice by Google to wait up to 24 hours for the fix to take full effect. Read more about the issue at SEO Roundtable.

On this weekly WebMasterRadio.fm show, Jennifer Slegg of JenSense.com interviews leading online advertising experts with advice for both advertisers and publishers. Listeners will also benefit from learning about the latest tools available from the search engines. Visit WebMasterRadio.fm to tune into the show with Windows Media, iTunes or Real Player.

Mike Mograbi and Matt "The I.M. Guru Developer" have launched a contextual advertising network based around a pay-per-lead model.  Unlike Google's AdSense that pays primarily on a per click basis, the pay-per-lead model is where site publishers earn money every time someone signs up for more information with a merchant.  The commissions of pay-per-lead can be significantly higher than that of pay-per-click, and results in much higher conversion rates for the affiliate than solely being paid on a per sale basis.

On this weekly WebMasterRadio.fm show, Jennifer Slegg of JenSense.com interviews leading online advertising experts with advice for both advertisers and publishers. Listeners will also benefit from learning about the latest tools available from the search engines. Visit WebMasterRadio.fm to tune into the show with Windows Media, iTunes or Real Player.

This is the question ReveNews' Adam Viener finds himself asking. Viener cites a RankingMeasures.com survey where the company correlated a site's search engine ranking with whether or not it displayed contextual advertising. Viener points out the study found that "for over 75% of searches, sites with contextual advertising from the search engine network are more likely to rank lower in the natural results." Read Viener's full commentary over at ReveNews.

Sarah from the Inside AdWords team has posted the first of a two-part series discussing Google's recent AdWords Quality Score changes implemented on November 6. In the post she explains why the update occurred so close to the holiday season, and how relevant an ad's click-through rate is to its overall Quality Score. She also answers why the new Website Optimizer does not play a role in the Quality Score. Read her full commentary on the Google Inside AdWords blog.

The potential of Internet advertising has been underestimated according to Yahoo CEO, Terry Semel. Forecasts have not included advertising on mobiles, social media or video. Semel made his comments at an Internet advertising conference on Tuesday. Read the rest of the Reuters story here.

If your site incorporates streaming video clips, Eches blog has a tip for you. Eches points out that AdSense ads placed next to the video generally receive higher CTRs. Darren Rowse also chimes in on the subject by wondering if the technique is allowable by AdSense's terms of service.

With AdBrite's upcoming 2.0 release, the company will be introducing the ability to sell advertising space "across its network of 28,000 sites to the highest bidder, while allowing smaller advertisers and websites to get into the display ad market", according to internet marketing research firm e-Consultancy.

Darren Rowse has posted a list of tools over at his ProBlogger blog that will help you keep tabs on your AdSense earnings. One tool, AdSense Notifier for Firefox, allows you to see your stats right from Firefox's status bar, without even having to lift a finger. Even if you're not a Firefox user, Rowse lists other tools that can help you keep tabs on your AdSense account. See Rowse's full commentary here.

Brace yourself, Google's at it again. The company will be implementing the same landing page quality algorithm changes it made to AdWords Search back in July to those ads displayed in its AdSense contextual advertising network. These changes affected many affiliate marketers and owners of opt-in squeeze pages that relied heavily on Google AdWords traffic.

Yahoo! has just updated their portal website for context-sensitive ads publishers. In addition to the aesthetic changes, the company has also taken the opportunity to roll out new features previously only available to beta subscribers, such as the "Enhance Your Site", "Drive Traffic to Your Site" and "Build Your Site" features. Jennifer Slegg of JenSense.com offers additional commentary about the new site upgrades on her blog.

The Inside AdSense team continues its month-long optimization series with more tips on tuning your ads for maximum revenue. In this installment, Phoebe Ho has recommendations for tweaking your ads' colors, formats and placements on the page to improve their performance.