Many of you have opted in to receive our customized suggestions about
your AdSense implementation. When publishers opt in to this
communication, we regularly send them best practice tips that are
relevant to their specific site, to help them optimize and earn more
with Google AdSense.
Take a look at how publisher Johnny Hayes now earns 51% more with
AdSense on his site, funcheapsf.com, as a result of implementing one of
the tips we sent him. You can also learn how publisher Eric Bort’s
AdSense revenue increased by more than 200% on his site
surgerysquad.com by making a change we recommended via email.
How do you sign up to receive personalized performance suggestions?
Step 1. Go to your account settings, and in the Personal settings
section, click "edit"
Step 2. Check the box next to "Customized help and Suggestions"
Step 3. Click "Save"
For the publishers who’ve already opted in:
We'd love to hear your story as well. Tell us about your experiences
with the tips we’ve sent you and the increase in AdSense revenue you’ve
seen. Also, let us know any feedback you might have regarding our
customized suggestions, so we can keep improving how we provide you
with tips and advice.
If you haven't yet opted in, don’t miss out on additional earnings -
opt in today! Make sure to check that the contact information in your
account is up-to-date, so we'll be sure to reach you.
Posted by Nathaniel Kolenberg - Inside AdSense Team
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TOPIC: Terms and Conditions clarification and TOPIC: Working with the Ad Review Center
Date: Wed, Mar 19 2008 9:35 am
From: Inside AdSense Team
TOPIC: Terms and Conditions clarification
Since updating our Terms and Conditions a few weeks ago, we've received
a number of questions related to the new privacy policy and the display
language within accounts. We'd like to address those two areas below --
but please keep in mind that as with any legal terms, you may consider
consulting legal counsel if you have law-related questions about our
Terms and Conditions.Privacy policyUnfortunately, we can't suggest any
privacy policy language for your specific site, as all sites are set up
differently and laws may vary across different countries. You might
want to review online resources such as the Network Advertising
Initiative (NAI), which suggests language for data collection of
non-personally identifying information such as:We use third-party
advertising companies to serve ads when you visit our Web site. These
companies may use information (not including your name, address email
address or telephone number) about your visits to this and other Web
sites in order to provide advertisements about goods and services of
interest to you. If you would like more information about this practice
and to know your choices about not having this information used by
these companies, click here.Further examples can be found in Appendix A
of the NAI Self-Regulatory principles for publishers (PDF). Display
languageAt this time, the Terms and Conditions are only available in
one language per country -- whatever is determined as the legally
binding language. As such, you might see that the Terms and Conditions
are displayed in a language different from your Google interface.You
can read our updated Terms and Conditions in a different language, but
please keep in mind that the Terms will vary according to the country
or territory of your payment address. If you select a different
country, the Terms and Conditions you see may not be identical to those
appearing in your AdSense account, and therefore may not apply to you.
Posted by Arlene Lee - AdSense Publisher Support
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 3/19/2008 09:35:00 AM
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Date: Mon, Mar 17 2008 8:48 am
From: Inside AdSense Team
TOPIC: Working with the Ad Review Center
As you may remember, we started enabling the Ad Review Center for
publishers back in December to let you review ads placement-targeted to
your site. We've recently enabled the Ad Review Center for more
accounts and will continue rolling it out over the upcoming weeks. To
get a publisher's perspective on the new feature, we chatted with
Richard Tribe, Director of ski.com.au.Australian snow enthusiasts can
visit ski.com.au to learn about resorts and travel deals, as well as
news and photos of conditions. The site also serves as a skier
community, with videos, forums, wikis, and several blogs. Richard has
been using the Ad Review Center to ensure relevant, high-quality ads
appear alongside his content. He explains that "the Ad Review Center
allowed me to see who was targeting my site, and I saw a wonderful
array of high-quality advertisers in there... The Ad Review Center is a
great way of managing the quality and style of advertiser you would
like to have associated with your publication."To highlight specific
inventory, Richard has turned his custom channels into ad placements.
For instance, he found that his live camera feeds of snow conditions
drove significant advertiser interest, so he created specific snow
camera ad placements. He elaborates, "That extra choice helps make my
site look more attractive and allows advertisers to place their ads
exactly where they want to place them." With targetable custom
channels, Richard has given advertisers more control over where their
placement-targeted ads can appear, and using the Ad Review Center, he
ensures those ads are relevant to his site's audience.To check if the
Ad Review Center has been enabled for your account, visit
the 'Competitive Ad Filter' page under the AdSense Setup tab and look
for a green notification box.When setting up the Ad Review Center in
your account, we strongly recommend you keep your review preference set
to the default of 'Run ads immediately', and review placement-targeted
ads after they have run. Ads don't participate in the auction while
they are awaiting review, and ads that you have blocked can't compete
in the auction either. We ask that you consider the revenue
implications before blocking ads or switching from the 'Run
immediately' setting.Happy skiing (and reviewing)!Posted by Katie
Mandel - AdSense Product Marketing
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 3/17/2008 08:48:00 AM
From: Inside AdSense Team
TOPIC: Terms and Conditions clarification
http://groups.google.com/group/Inside-AdSense/browse_thread/thread/585d24526adde976?hl=en
Since updating our Terms and Conditions a few weeks ago, we've received
a number of questions related to the new privacy policy and the display
language within accounts. We'd like to address those two areas below --
but please keep in mind that as with any legal terms, you may consider
consulting legal counsel if you have law-related questions about our
Terms and Conditions.Privacy policyUnfortunately, we can't suggest any
privacy policy language for your specific site, as all sites are set up
differently and laws may vary across different countries. You might
want to review online resources such as the Network Advertising
Initiative (NAI), which suggests language for data collection of
non-personally identifying information such as:We use third-party
advertising companies to serve ads when you visit our Web site. These
companies may use information (not including your name, address email
address or telephone number) about your visits to this and other Web
sites in order to provide advertisements about goods and services of
interest to you. If you would like more information about this practice
and to know your choices about not having this information used by
these companies, click here.Further examples can be found in Appendix A
of the NAI Self-Regulatory principles for publishers (PDF). Display
languageAt this time, the Terms and Conditions are only available in
one language per country -- whatever is determined as the legally
binding language. As such, you might see that the Terms and Conditions
are displayed in a language different from your Google interface.You
can read our updated Terms and Conditions in a different language, but
please keep in mind that the Terms will vary according to the country
or territory of your payment address. If you select a different
country, the Terms and Conditions you see may not be identical to those
appearing in your AdSense account, and therefore may not apply to you.
Posted by Arlene Lee - AdSense Publisher Support
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 3/19/2008 09:35:00 AM
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Date: Mon, Mar 17 2008 8:48 am
From: Inside AdSense Team
TOPIC: Working with the Ad Review Center
http://groups.google.com/group/Inside-AdSense/browse_thread/thread/bc0168d30e13e044?hl=en
As you may remember, we started enabling the Ad Review Center for
publishers back in December to let you review ads placement-targeted to
your site. We've recently enabled the Ad Review Center for more
accounts and will continue rolling it out over the upcoming weeks. To
get a publisher's perspective on the new feature, we chatted with
Richard Tribe, Director of ski.com.au.Australian snow enthusiasts can
visit ski.com.au to learn about resorts and travel deals, as well as
news and photos of conditions. The site also serves as a skier
community, with videos, forums, wikis, and several blogs. Richard has
been using the Ad Review Center to ensure relevant, high-quality ads
appear alongside his content. He explains that "the Ad Review Center
allowed me to see who was targeting my site, and I saw a wonderful
array of high-quality advertisers in there... The Ad Review Center is a
great way of managing the quality and style of advertiser you would
like to have associated with your publication."To highlight specific
inventory, Richard has turned his custom channels into ad placements.
For instance, he found that his live camera feeds of snow conditions
drove significant advertiser interest, so he created specific snow
camera ad placements. He elaborates, "That extra choice helps make my
site look more attractive and allows advertisers to place their ads
exactly where they want to place them." With targetable custom
channels, Richard has given advertisers more control over where their
placement-targeted ads can appear, and using the Ad Review Center, he
ensures those ads are relevant to his site's audience.To check if the
Ad Review Center has been enabled for your account, visit
the 'Competitive Ad Filter' page under the AdSense Setup tab and look
for a green notification box.When setting up the Ad Review Center in
your account, we strongly recommend you keep your review preference set
to the default of 'Run ads immediately', and review placement-targeted
ads after they have run. Ads don't participate in the auction while
they are awaiting review, and ads that you have blocked can't compete
in the auction either. We ask that you consider the revenue
implications before blocking ads or switching from the 'Run
immediately' setting.Happy skiing (and reviewing)!Posted by Katie
Mandel - AdSense Product Marketing
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 3/17/2008 08:48:00 AM
TOPIC: A look back at 2007
Date: Mon, Dec 31 2007 7:07am
From: Inside AdSense Team
2007 is drawing to a close, but before you get out the party hats and
start practicing the lyrics to Auld Lang Syne, we'd like to take a
moment to recap some of the biggest developments in AdSense this
year.New feature launches were abundant in 2007, and many were based on
your direct feedback and requests. To help improve the performance of
your ads, we revamped the look of our ad formats and introduced ad
placements to let you promote your site to potential advertisers. The
new Manage Ads feature gave you the ability to make changes to your ad
units directly in your account and quickly experiment with
optimizations. In addition, we launched such features as video units,
AdSense for mobile content, and referrals 2.0 to bring in new revenue
streams for your site. Still others like the Allowed Sites list and the
recently announced Ad Review Center were inspired by your requests for
more control over your ads and your account.With our growing community
of publishers around the world, we also continued our international
expansion of products and online resources. AdSense for content was
launched in languages such as Hebrew, Greek, and Bulgarian, while
AdSense for search became available in a number of Southeast Asian
languages. We added payment options such as Western Union Quick Cash in
a few countries and EFT in Mexico. To help publishers connect with one
another around the world, we introduced AdSense Help Forums in 9 new
languages, including Polish, Arabic, and Russian.And of course, we
can't forget to mention the exciting things that happened right here on
our blog. We welcomed 6 new languages into the Inside AdSense family
(Italian, Korean, Japanese, French, Turkish, and Simplified Chinese),
bringing the total number of AdSense blogs to 11. All 11 blogs combined
received 2.6 million pageviews from 1.7 million visits, and global
Groups subscriptions to all blogs crossed the 43,000 mark.Finally, we'd
like to close with our second annual Reader's Choice Award, which goes
to the post you visited most this year: 'Introducing video units'.
Accepting the award on behalf of the post is author Ryan Hayward, who
had this to say: "In a world where Hollywood writers are striking and
my favorite show, 'The Office,' is off-air, I hope that announcing
video units helped to fill the creative void and made each of our lives
just a little more entertaining. Cue the orchestra."Here's to a very
happy and prosperous 2008. Cheers!Posted by Arlene Lee - AdSense
Publisher Support
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 12/31/2007 07:07:00
AM
From: Inside AdSense Team
http://groups.google.com/group/Inside-AdSense/browse_thread/thread/4baf4c38bfc93030?hl=en
2007 is drawing to a close, but before you get out the party hats and
start practicing the lyrics to Auld Lang Syne, we'd like to take a
moment to recap some of the biggest developments in AdSense this
year.New feature launches were abundant in 2007, and many were based on
your direct feedback and requests. To help improve the performance of
your ads, we revamped the look of our ad formats and introduced ad
placements to let you promote your site to potential advertisers. The
new Manage Ads feature gave you the ability to make changes to your ad
units directly in your account and quickly experiment with
optimizations. In addition, we launched such features as video units,
AdSense for mobile content, and referrals 2.0 to bring in new revenue
streams for your site. Still others like the Allowed Sites list and the
recently announced Ad Review Center were inspired by your requests for
more control over your ads and your account.With our growing community
of publishers around the world, we also continued our international
expansion of products and online resources. AdSense for content was
launched in languages such as Hebrew, Greek, and Bulgarian, while
AdSense for search became available in a number of Southeast Asian
languages. We added payment options such as Western Union Quick Cash in
a few countries and EFT in Mexico. To help publishers connect with one
another around the world, we introduced AdSense Help Forums in 9 new
languages, including Polish, Arabic, and Russian.And of course, we
can't forget to mention the exciting things that happened right here on
our blog. We welcomed 6 new languages into the Inside AdSense family
(Italian, Korean, Japanese, French, Turkish, and Simplified Chinese),
bringing the total number of AdSense blogs to 11. All 11 blogs combined
received 2.6 million pageviews from 1.7 million visits, and global
Groups subscriptions to all blogs crossed the 43,000 mark.Finally, we'd
like to close with our second annual Reader's Choice Award, which goes
to the post you visited most this year: 'Introducing video units'.
Accepting the award on behalf of the post is author Ryan Hayward, who
had this to say: "In a world where Hollywood writers are striking and
my favorite show, 'The Office,' is off-air, I hope that announcing
video units helped to fill the creative void and made each of our lives
just a little more entertaining. Cue the orchestra."Here's to a very
happy and prosperous 2008. Cheers!Posted by Arlene Lee - AdSense
Publisher Support
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 12/31/2007 07:07:00
AM
TOPIC: Happy holidays from the AdSense team
Date: Sat, Dec 22 2007 1:40pm
From: Inside AdSense Team
We'd like to send our warmest holiday wishes to all of our publishers
around the globe. While you may not be catching snowflakes where you
are, we hope you find a winter wonderland (or summer wonderland for our
readers in the Southern Hemisphere?) wherever you're located this
holiday season.Our U.S. offices will be closed until Thursday, December
27th, so it may take us some time to respond to your emails. In the
meantime, you can consult our Help Center for immediate answers, or
spread holiday cheer by discussing your questions with other publishers
on the Help Forum.Happy holidays!Posted by Arlene Lee on behalf of the
Google AdSense Team
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 12/21/2007 11:38:00
AM
From: Inside AdSense Team
http://groups.google.com/group/Inside-AdSense/browse_thread/thread/e34b8725bf364059?hl=en
We'd like to send our warmest holiday wishes to all of our publishers
around the globe. While you may not be catching snowflakes where you
are, we hope you find a winter wonderland (or summer wonderland for our
readers in the Southern Hemisphere?) wherever you're located this
holiday season.Our U.S. offices will be closed until Thursday, December
27th, so it may take us some time to respond to your emails. In the
meantime, you can consult our Help Center for immediate answers, or
spread holiday cheer by discussing your questions with other publishers
on the Help Forum.Happy holidays!Posted by Arlene Lee on behalf of the
Google AdSense Team
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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 12/21/2007 11:38:00
AM
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