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Adsense Introducing Google Certified Ad Networks
Published on 17 Mar, 2010 at 16:33 in Google Adsense | | 6 Comments
Today, Adsense announced Google Certified Ad Networks to run advertisements from advertisers of third party ad networks. Which means that advertisers from these third party networks will be able to compete with AdWords advertisers to show on the Google Content Network. Well, this is NOT something new. We already have Adsense Third Party Ads announced
Improved Competitive Ad Filter from Adsense
Published on 5 Nov, 2009 at 10:18 in Google Adsense | | 6 Comments
From September 02, 2009, Adsense introduced a new and advanced competitive ad filter mechanism which is proving itself quite helpful to publishers. Let’s see what they actually are and how are they helping publishers like us. Faster Filter List Processing: Earlier, the Competitve Ad Filter was taking about 24 to 48 hours to process URLs
Google Finds Innovative Ways To Get Cash In The Kitty
Published on 1 Dec, 2008 at 16:00 in Google Adsense | | 3 Comments
Google continues to be on the bleeding edge of online advertising proliferation. Now they have invaded the sacred space of online gaming. Their new technology, dubbed Adsense for Gaming shamelessly inserts video, image or text ads at the beginning, middle and end of levels in an online game. Currently, Google offers Adsense for Content, Adsense
Sharing Ad Space Between Publishers
Published on 3 Aug, 2008 at 16:16 in Google Adsense | | 1 Comment
Well, You can now place Adsense Ads from two different publishers in a single page. There was a post in their official blog confirming it. It was in huge demand among Webmasters since the administrative part in most websites or blogs are maintained by more than one person. Earlier the solution was to rotate the
Google Forces to upgrade to Google Accounts
Published on 27 May, 2008 at 15:34 in Google Adsense | | 5 Comments
Google asked its Adsense Publishers to migrate to a Google Account since last may and now they will force all the publishers to upgrade or migrate their Adsense Login into a Google Account. According to them, if you don’t upgrade, you might have issues loging in to your adsense account or might even loose access
