Saturday, June 2, 2018

Google Adsense Auto Ads not working on Blogger blogs

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Google recently introduced Auto Ads to allow Google to automatically publish ads on websites. The advantage for website owner is the ease of Google Adsense implementation, ad optimization as Auto ads will identify any available ad space and place new ads there, potentially increasing your revenue.



But, Google Adsense Auto Ads does not work with Blogger Blogs, another Google Product. (as on 2 June 2018).

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Tuesday, May 1, 2018

How to add custom ads.txt to Blogger / WordPress / Other websites?


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What is Ads.txt ?


Authorized Digital Sellers, or ads.txt is an IAB initiative that helps ensure that the digital ad inventory is only sold through sellers you identify as authorized. Creating your own ads.txt file gives you more control over who is allowed to sell ads on your website and helps prevent counterfeit inventory from being presented to advertisers. An ads.txt file can help buyers identify genuine inventory and help publisher receive more advertiser spend that otherwise might have gone toward counterfeit inventory.

In this post we shall see "How to add ads.txt to Blogger / WordPress / Other websites?"..


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Wednesday, March 7, 2018

How to enable Google Adsense New Ad Format - Adsense Auto Ads on your website?

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Google Adsense announced a new Google Adsense Ad Type called "Adsense Auto Ads" in a post on Inside Adsense on 21 February 2018. In the post Google mentioned that Adsense Auto ads will use machine learning to make smart ad placement and monetization decisions, saving you time. Publishers need to place one piece of code just once to all the pages where Auto Ads need to be displayed, and Google would take care of the rest.

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Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Someone else is using your Google Adsense code on their website without permission?


Have you found out that someone else is using your Google Adsense code on their website without permission? You are not alone. A simple Google search indicate that several others are facing similar issues. Is there something to worry about? Yes. At first it sounds okay that someone else chose to use your Google Adsense code and that the revenue from that website (if the site has some traffic) will be yours, but on the other hand it is risky for your Google Adsense account as it might have been done with bad intentions to spoil your Google Adsense status. Such malicious usage may lead to Google Account being banned. So what can be done?
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