AdSense

Google has previously allowed multiple Google-certified ad networks (third party networks) to serve inventory inventory into its AdSense display network. The search engine has now announced new reports that allow you (the publisher) to to view earnings by ad network.

These third-party networks in AdSense are supported by DoubleClick Ad Exchange, and even more networks can take part in the auction to help the publishers earn more! The system allows the publishers to even block by network via the AdSense interface.

In another attempt to better quality ads, that drive more clicks and more money, Google has given a facelift to the Adsense link units. They will now look like Google search results. Google announced this by saying that this update was done to not only improve the look but also boost the performance.

Link units have been noted as an easy way of earning revenue from the smaller spaces on the site. This recent facelift has been applied to the landing pages as well. These are the changes that have been brought in-

• Number Of Link Units- This change has been done based on the feedback from publishers and their own research that link units with four terms almost always perform better than five. So, now as opposed to five ads appearing on horizontal Ad Units, now every Link Unit will have a standard of 4 ads. Where as the the number of topics in all link units are being reduced to 3 for vertical orientations. More space has ensured better display as, Google says, “ If you’re

Google has decided to do away with its old AdSense version in November.

They have already been working for sometime now to enhance the new AdSense interface, focusing on developing features that expose AdSense publishers to additional insights, control, and efficiency.

Besides, there are some features available exclusively in the new interface, such as reporting by country and platform, multi-dimension reporting, and search functionality in the Ad review center.

Google also recently came up with top requested features that included viewing channels on the Home tab and creating scheduled reports. The search engine player says that it was in response to the feedback of AdSense publishers on features from the old AdSense interface version that they desired to see in the new version.

It is a cool news for Google AdSense publishers.

From October this year the Google AdSense display ads will be carrying a +1 button, thus enabling a visitor to endorse an ad and make it more likely to get displayed on his social connection, just by a click.

Google has announced some new features for AdSense interface to enhance the user experience:

• Home and Performance Report pages will now show page level metrics and ad unit CTR & other ad unit level metrics can be seen under Performance reports tab.
• Drop-down selector to allow/block ads will now display product names.
• Ad requests is the new term for Ad unit impressions and queries.

After the AdSense was originally launched in the year 2003, there have been only a few noticeable changes in the AdSense user interface and addition of new account overview page is one of them.

AdSense has recently announced the brand new user interface for publishers at Content Revenue Strategies. It will initially start as a closed beta, but if you have CRS, you can directly go to the optimization area to get yourself on the whitelist for closed beta.

A recent post on the Inside AdSense Blog revealed that Google is all set to allow multiple Google-certified ad networks to compete with AdWords advertisers for display ad space on AdSense enabled sites. With this new change, ad networks or non-AdWords advertisers will also be able to bid on Google ad auction.