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Hundreds of thousands of people have started blogs, forums, or other informational sites and are getting paid for posting ads on Google's behalf. Google's advertising network sales, which come largely from its AdSense advertisers, reached $675 million in the third quarter of 2005. Google.com and the company's foreign search sites contribute more to Google's bottom line than AdSense. For AdSense advertisers, some of the more significant improvements began last June, when Google started allowing marketers to select vast groups of sites on which to advertise. Late last year, Google also gave advertisers the ability to display graphical ads on sites within the AdSense network of publishers, as well as the ability to pay different (typically lower) prices for AdSense ads than those available on Google.com. Goodle developed a platform named AdSense, which is also run by Google itself. Google does not advertise on the Digital Point site. Instead of that, through Google AdSense program, it places ads on the forum, similar to the ads that appear next to search results on Google.com site. After that, Google scans the information on the forum's pages, then posts related ads.