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All AdSense publishers should keep up with Google’s official AdSense Channel on YouTube, as well as the Inside AdSense Blog (also official). There are helpful tips and other useful information posted to both periodically.
As I noticed that the Inside AdSense crew just posted a webinar to the YouTube channel, I thought it might be prudent to point out that they have posted a few other useful videos over the past couple months.
1. AdSense Channels and Reporting Webinar
Google has launched the Google Ad Planner Publisher Center. This is a new feature of the Google Ad Planner that is designed to improve the quality and accuracy of site data.
Google is now offering wide availability of Google Analytics and AdSense integration. AdSense publishers who wish to make their site more profitable are going to want to link their AdSense accounts with a Google Analytics account.
To do so, you simply need to log in to AdSense, click the link that says "Integrate your AdSense account with Google Analytics" on the Reports > Overview tab, and follow the on-screen instructions as illustrated in this clip:
Google addresses myths about its AdSense program, shedding light on common misconceptions and providing clarity for publishers.
Google has announced that it’s rolling out new email notification preferences for AdSense account holders. They will become available over the next few days.
Basically, users will have the option to receive specific messages like event invitations, info about webinars, and personalized account suggestions from Google.
Here’s a bit of bad news for anyone using AdSense video units: there simply aren’t enough of you, and as a result, Google plans to stop pursuing the monetization option. The company’s left individuals about one month to land on another strategy.
Darren Rowse is a blogger best known for his work on ProBlogger.net and Digital Photography School. To say that he’s successful would be an understatement – revenue from ads paid his mortgage – and today, Rowse shared some tips for making money with AdSense.
Google has highlighted a few Firefox add-ons that could be of great use to AdSense publishers. These include:
It looks like AdSense publishers who are dying to get tax refunds won’t owe Google any favors this year; the search giant’s timing is poor compared to any number of banks and other companies. But Google announced today that it is working on the distribution of tax forms.
Here’s the good news: Google’s found another way to raise some money. Here’s the bad: its behavior is raising a few eyebrows. The search engine giant has achieved both these things by extending AdSense for domains to more publishers.
