Posts filed under 'Adsense'

Google Adsense might not be sending out Christmas gifts to its top Adsense publishers this year. Its dissapointing, but it seems the global recession and job layoffs are taking their toll on festivities this year. (more…)

Most blogs place Google Adsense Ads below the post title and above article content, to get better ad visibility and a higher clickthrough rate to make more money, but it is not always allowed as per Google Adsense policies. We recently got an email from Adsense support pointing out this issue on our site. (more…)

Google Adsense is testing again and a new Google Adsense ad widget format was spotted which promises to be more interactive, with scrollable photos and looks much less like an advertisement. (more…)

Google Adsense seems to be testing various font family types on our site. Instead of the usual arial font type which appears by default, I checked different pages and found ad units displaying various font types. I managed to catch a few snapshots. (more…)

Google is officially retiring the Google Adsense referrals program which enabled webmasters to run CPA ads on their site where they earned commissions per action by web users instead of the usual pay-per-click ad units. (more…)

What happens when your own Google Adwords ads display on your own Google Adsense rich site and users click on it. You lose money for driving traffic to your own site, from your own site. But there is a way to stop this…
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In a new deal, Google has given Yahoo! the access to use Google’s Adsense search and contextual advertising technology and now Yahoo! will display Google ads alongside its own natural search results in the U.S. and Canada. (more…)

Feedburner has confirmed that Google Adsense advertising is being integrated in Feedburner feeds and that should increase the income generated from feed advertising. The entry of Google Adsense in the lucrative, yet underutilized feed advertising space will surely increase advertiser competition to target your feed readers. (more…)

The Google content network has started accepting and displaying advertisements from qualified third-party vendors. This means that Google Adsense publishers will now have more variety of ad inventory and more ad spot competition which will help webmasters earn more money from the Adsense program. (more…)

Yesterday Google Adsense had a huge lag in updating data for earnings, clicks, and impressions. As the confusion spread across the blogosphere due to lack of any official response, they realized the need for a status page to report downtimes and other known issues. (more…)