Hi everyone, I created a web application that allows users to create fantasy football cheat sheets online using drag and drop. For those who don't know, a cheat sheet is a glorified ranking of players (at each position) which is used by fantasy owners at their fantasy football draft. Most cheat sheet sites simply provide static player rankings of their own, but mine allows users to manipulate their own rankings easily using an interactive tool. Use of my application is completely free (I do it mainly as a hobby), and I've managed to make enough from a single Adsense Ad to pay the hosting bills, but not much else. Ultimately, I'm resigned to the fact that I'll have to charge to make any real money, mostly because once people start using the application itself, they tend to not pay attention to any other part of the site (where the ads are). So, I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to integrate Adsense into the 'Main' portion of my application (where all the action happens). What makes my application useful is that I pack a bunch of relevant information into the cheat sheet itself (stats, bye weeks, tags, notes), which hopefully gives the user enough data to confidently manipulate their rankings without leaving my site. However, one of the features that my site lacks is current player news. When creating rankings, users routinely leave my site to search for player information, then come back. Obviously, If I could somehow integrate Google News (for each player) into my tool, and monetize it, I could make the application much more user-friendly while also making a few bucks. I know you can monetize Google Search (for news) but my problem is that I don't know how to integrate this type of feature into my tool when there is minimal space and so many different players on whom to possibly perform searches. I've seen the Google News Widget and things like that, but the only way I'd be able to include something like that is through a pop-up of some sort (which, last time I checked is against the rules), and even then I think I'd need a widget for each player listed in my tool To understand my dilemma, you'll have to take a look at my main application page (it may take a bit to load because of the AJAX libraries): http:// www.cheatsheetwarroom.com/fantasy-football/cheat-sheet-creation/my-player-rankings.aspx Once the page loads, you can see that each player has their own 'template area' which contains an assortment of data and a 'drag handle' which you can use to move the player around the sheet. My goal is to somehow integrate Adsense features to allow users to search for the latest player news without having to leave the site, maybe something like: 1. Ideally, a 'News' button which, when clicked, would open up a [new] Google News Search page with a search performed on that player. (I can do this now, just not sure if it can be done utilizing Adsense.) 2. If doing an automatic News Search as outlined above (1) is impossible, maybe for each player I could reserve space for the last 2 RSS feeds whose titles match that player's name. Of course this may require adding adsense code to every player area, which in itself may be too many feeds and again against the rules. These are just some ideas floating around in my head, and since I'm doing a site re-design I'm wondering if anything like this is even possible or applicable with Adsense. Thanks for listening