Google to Pay $1 for every Firefox Download - Online Marketing Blog

Lee Odden

Google to Pay $1 for every Firefox Download

Comments | Posted by Lee Odden on Nov 4th, 2005 in Google, Search Industry News

But who cares about that, when Google will pay $100 once you sign up a publisher on AdSense that makes their own $100.

Google is certainly bumping up it’s referral program. If you have an AdSense account, login and click on the referrals tab, you get code for Google AdWords and FireFox with Google Toolbar referrals.

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FireFox with Google Toolbar
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Johnnycash

To soldify the merger between Google and Firefox, Googlefire.com has been registered by a third party whom is now selling Googlefire on ebay. This domain name may fetch the highest price for a domain name ever sold.

David Thulin

I am most amazed that they dont offer any recurring income on the adsense signups: why not $50 for the first $100 earned, and then $10 per each following $100 or so?

With a long term recurring payout strategy, I would be much more motivated to market the service.

/David

David

I'm amazed at how often I stumble onto article demonstrating Google's apparent attacks on Microsoft. Why else would they be willing to pay $1 per Firefox download? Why doesn't Google just come out with it's own browser? We all know that it would be an instant success just from the fact that it was done by Google. If Firefox can build a browser with about 10 guys, it would seem that Google could do the same and much better. I, personally, tried to make the switch to Firefox to support them, but it was just too slow for me, and I run into problems all the time when I working on the internet that Firefox can't handle.

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