Hi, We'd like to inform you that, within a 30 days period, we'll be updating the AdSense Terms and Conditions to make sure they're up to date and in line with other Google product policies. When logging in to your account after this date, you'll see a notification that presents you with the updated Terms and prompts you to accept them. Note, that one of your account administrators must accept the updated Terms in order for you to access your account and use the AdSense product. You'll be able to review the Terms and Conditions in detail within the notification. However, we recommend that you have a look at the updated Terms and Conditions in our Help Center within a 30 day period. Below is a brief overview of what is changing in the Terms as well as in the AdSense payment process in the Asia-Pacific region: - With this new version of the Terms and Conditions, our goal has been to make them as clear and transparent as possible. As a result of this, we hope that it'll be even easier to navigate and find what you're looking for.
- With mobile being one of the big trends in 2013 and beyond, we're expanding our Terms to cover mobile properties more specifically. We've also incorporated guidelines for using the AdMob SDK and other publisher products, like Google Affiliate Network.
- In order to provide you with better regional support for your payment issues, your contract entity will be Google Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Please note that this change will not affect your payments.
The updates outlined above are the main areas of change. There are additional changes throughout, so please review the Terms as a whole before accepting them. We look forward to your continued participation in the AdSense program. Sincerely,
The Google AdSense Team
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|  | | September 2013 | Publisher ID ca-pub-0743900184326146 | |
Dear publisher,
This month we'll focus on the fundamentals by discussing what's happening with AdSense, how to be 'responsive' in a mobile world, and ways to continue growing. Be sure to check out our blog - Inside AdSense - for learnings and a brush up on the basics. In this edition, you'll read about: - Responsive ad units to help deliver a positive user experience
- New controls for specific ad features
- An AdSense success story
- Policy refreshers to help you stay informed
Regards,
Peter The Google AdSense Team
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The responsive web + AdSense
We know one of the biggest challenges publishers currently face is designing websites that adapt to different screen sizes, resolutions and user experiences. You've been asking for responsive ad units to help you deliver the best possible user experience on your pages, and we've listened to your feedback. We're happy to share that responsive ad units are now available as a beta feature.
More control over ad features
We're always looking for innovative ways to improve our ad formats and help you earn more revenue from your content. As part of our continuous efforts to improve our ad formats and help you earn more revenue, we've recently launched features like clickable arrow icons and favicons on text ads. We understand that some publishers may prefer not to show these enhancements on their ad units, and so we're now offering the ability to opt out in a few short steps. We hope that having more control over these features will be helpful when deciding on the look of your ads. | | | Case Study |
An AdSense success story
Theme park enthusiast Robert Niles runs ThemeParkInsider, a review site for amusement parks around the world. After signing up for AdSense in 2003, he was able to quit his day job a few years later thanks to the revenue he was earning from AdSense. Hear more of Robert's AdSense story and don't forget to share your own!
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Get informed with a policy refresher
You've let us know that you'd like more educational material to understand our policies. With that in mind, we've created two short animated videos to help explain the topics we most frequently receive questions about: adult content and copyright content. We've chosen adult & copyright content, as these are two of the most frequently asked about topics. We hope you find these videos informative.
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| | | August 2013 | Publisher ID ca-pub-0743900184326146 | |
Dear publisher,
Since kicking off our 10th anniversary celebrations last month, we've also been hard at work to bring you new features. In this month's newsletter, we're highlighting several of these recent product updates. And if you missed some of the 10th anniversary festivities, it's not too late -- you can still replay the Hangout with Susan Wojcicki, join the Learn with Google Community, and catch up with the AdSense 10 Challenge. Other information you'll find in this newsletter: - Turn Analytics insights into AdSense opportunities
- Improve your site's performance with the publisher scorecard
- Access reports in your local time zone
- Hear an AdSense success story
- Stay informed with new in-account policy notifications
Regards,
Peter The Google AdSense Team
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Turn Analytics insights into AdSense opportunities
Google Analytics helps you understand your site performance, and now AdSense can help you use those insights to grow your site. Opt in to Analytics' new Account specialists setting under your Account Settings tab. Then we'll be able to send you targeted site tips, detailed traffic insights, and fresh ideas around using new features like Content Experiments to win moments that matter. You can find full instructions for updating your Analytics settings in the Analytics Help Center.
Improve your site's performance with the publisher scorecard
Have you checked out your scorecard yet? We want to continue improving AdSense so that you can focus on your content, and so we've launched the scorecard to give you better insights into your site's performance. You can see how your site compares to other publishers across a number of categories, and review specific suggestions for improvement.
Read more about the scorecard on our blog and check out the scorecard next time you log in to your account.
Access reports in your local time zone
Local time zone reporting is now available in your AdSense account. Until now, we've reported your daily earnings based on Pacific Standard Time (PST) but going forward, you'll be able to view them based on your local time zone. You can update your time zone preferences in a few simple steps directly from your account.
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Hear an AdSense success story
Jennifer Moss is the founder of BabyNames.com, a site that helps users pick the perfect baby name. She signed up for AdSense in 2003 to pay her hosting bills, but the revenue soon enabled her to work on the site full time and start a successful family business. Hear more of Jennifer's AdSense story and don't forget to share your own!
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Stay informed with new in-account policy notifications
Remaining compliant with our AdSense program policies is essential for every publisher. To help you quickly understand and address any potential policy issues in your account, we'll be gradually rolling out a new policy notifications feature directly in your AdSense account.
If our system detects a policy violation, you'll now receive a notification in your account in addition to an email. You can also find more details and steps to resolve the violation under the Policy violations section on the Home tab.
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