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By Kevin
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It should not be lost on anyone that lawyers are big advertisers on Google. Just do a search for a divorce or personal injury lawyer for a particular metro area and you'll see sponsored links lawyers bought from Google under Google's adwords program. Lawyers looking for asbestosis clients have been known to pay $91 for each click on a sponsored link for 'mesothelioma lawyer.'
Could we see the same on Twitter? Perhaps. Read/WriteWeb reports Twitter has been hard at work to find different ways of earning advertising money and the latest attempt comes in the form of promoted accounts.
Already, the site offered visibility to brands through promoted trends and promoted tweets, and now promoted accounts will help increase the visibility of the account itself, not just the content...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on October 06, 2010 (boomark / email).
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