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		<title>Google’s Blogger Integrates with Amazon Associates</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Back in April, Google added a Monetize tab within Blogger to help its users earn money from AdSense on their site and in their feeds. Now they&#8217;re adding a new feature to that stable&#8212; Amazon Associates integration . We&#8217;re used to hearing about the two companies as &#8220;frenemies&#8221; in the emerging eBook market&#8212;but hey, if cooperation makes things easier for users (and make the users and Amazon a buck), it&#8217;s definitely a good thing, right? You&#8217;ve always been able to use Amazon Associates &#8220;manually&#8221; in a Blogger blog, but now there are options to make it fast and easy to use from right inside Blogger. (And I&#8217;m pretty jealous.) The above screen shows the default. Once you set up or enter your Associates ID, you&#8217;re given the option to add the Amazon Product Finder to the Edit and Compose New Post pages. The finder not only locates products within the Amazon store: but also inserts the kind of link you want into your blog post: Though I&#8221;m not sure what pushed them to do this, this is a good move for Google, but the clear winners here are Blogger users&#8212;and Amazon. What do you think? Why did Google and Amazon partner like this? What&#8217;s Google getting out of the deal? ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Back in April, Google added a Monetize tab within Blogger to help its users earn money from AdSense on their site and in their feeds. Now they&#8217;re adding a new feature to that stable&mdash; Amazon Associates integration . We&#8217;re used to hearing about the two companies as &#8220;frenemies&#8221; in the emerging eBook market&mdash;but hey, if cooperation makes things easier for users (and make the users and Amazon a buck), it&#8217;s definitely a good thing, right? You&#8217;ve always been able to use Amazon Associates &#8220;manually&#8221; in a Blogger blog, but now there are options to make it fast and easy to use from right inside Blogger. (And I&#8217;m pretty jealous.) The above screen shows the default. Once you set up or enter your Associates ID, you&#8217;re given the option to add the Amazon Product Finder to the Edit and Compose New Post pages. The finder not only locates products within the Amazon store: but also inserts the kind of link you want into your blog post: Though I&#8221;m not sure what pushed them to do this, this is a good move for Google, but the clear winners here are Blogger users&mdash;and Amazon. What do you think? Why did Google and Amazon partner like this? What&#8217;s Google getting out of the deal? </p>
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