Google AdSense is debuting a new format for websites that converts existing text on a site into a shortcut for Google Search. Available starting today to site owners, “ad intents” in Google AdSense ...

Google announced it will replace the "Ad networks" blocking control from Brand safety within in AdSense with a new "Authorized Buyers" blocking control. This will start on November 6, 2025, the ...

Google AdSense now verifies site ownership in real-time. A new "meta tag" verification method has been introduced for users who don't want homepage ads. AdSense has improved ads.txt monitoring with a ...

Google AdSense is rolling out two new changes for publishers which will come into effect early next year: The platform has said that these changes offer publishers a consistent way to compare fees ...

Authorized Buyers replaces Ad Networks in AdSense. New buyers will be allowed by default; the auto-allow toggle is removed. DV360 stays in Ad Review Center; the new page adds parent–child visibility.

Google has big AdSense news, which it says won't result in a change to how much publishers get paid. Google said it is changing its AdSense revenue-share structure and will also pay per impression and ...

Google AdSense has rolled out two new features to make site ownership verification both faster and easier. The new site management features are: Why we care. Advertisers have previously encountered ...

Google is notifying Russian YouTubers, bloggers, and publishers that their Adsense accounts are being deactivated and can no longer be used for advertising. Google AdSense is an online advertising ...

Google AdSense will roll out two changes for publishers. The changes are scheduled to take effect early next year. The company says it will pay publishers per impression, and split the AdSense revenue ...

Google AdSense has launched an Ad Intents format, giving publishers a new option for Auto ads to appear on their websites. The ads, which are for many types of industries, are automated. Advertisers ...

Google AdSense publishers are in crisis, as their RPMs (revenue per 1,000 impressions) have collapsed since late February, Search Engine Roundtable reports. The official Google support forum has been ...

Starting early next year, Google will start paying publishers per impression instead of by how many times someone clicks an ad. That means publishers will get paid every time an ad is displayed.