Wednesday, August 5, 2009

[Inside AdWords] Two more chances to attend a new AdWords interface webinar

For the last two months, we've been hosting weekly webinars about the new AdWords interface. In each webinar, members of the AdWords team walk through the changes in the new interface, show how you can use the new features to manage your advertising campaigns, and answer your questions.

Over the weeks, many advertisers have joined us to learn more about the new interface. Here's what a couple of them had to say about the webinars:
I'd like to thank you for today's webinar. It was very useful and I've learned more about the new features of AdWords interface.

This was truly a great session and I learned a few new tricks. Great shortcuts and tools for power users.
There are just two more webinars left in the series. The next webinar is tomorrow, Wednesday, August 5 at 9:30 AM PDT. Our final webinar will be on Thursday, August 20 at 9:30 AM PDT. You can register for either webinar on the new interface webinars site.

And if you can't attend one of the live webinars, the next best thing is a recorded one:



Hope to see you on the 5th or the 20th.



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[Inside AdSense] Extending the category filtering beta for English-language ads

In April, we gave you a sneak peek into category filtering, a new feature we've been developing to give publishers more control over their ads. Today, we're excited to announce that we're extending the beta to publishers in a number of English-speaking countries including, but not limited to, Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, the U.K., and the U.S.

As a reminder, category filtering lets you prevent ads from up to 5 specific categories such as religion, politics, and dating from appearing on your pages. Your filters will be applied to ads in English, regardless of how they're targeted. In addition, you'll be able to see the percentage that each category contributes to your earnings, which can help you understand any revenue impact you might notice as a result of filtering.

Based on feedback from our initial beta testers, we've also made a few improvements to the feature:
  • Ad impression impact: To give you a better sense of how many ads you'd be filtering, we've now added an extra column to show you the percentage of ad impressions on your pages which fall into each category.


  • More accurate percentages: Ad impression and earnings percentages are now calculated based on impressions from the previous 30 days instead of three. This extended time frame should provide a more accurate picture of the types of ads you're receiving and how much revenue they're contributing.

  • Category descriptions: We've added details about each category directly within your account to help you understand the types of ads that may fall into each.
To see whether category filtering has been enabled for your location, sign in and visit the Ad Review Center, located under the 'AdSense Setup' tab. We're working on expanding this beta to additional languages and countries, and will be sure to announce any updates here on the blog. If you'd like to learn more about category filtering, please visit our Help Center.



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Tuesday, August 4, 2009

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Why Schmidt Had To Go - Washington Post

Posted: 03 Aug 2009 08:17 AM PDT


Telegraph.co.uk

Why Schmidt Had To Go
Washington Post
What happens when the enemy of your enemy is no longer your friend? You cast him out, as Steve Jobs seems to have done to Google CEO Eric Schmidt, ...
Schmidt resigns from Apple BoardSearchcowboys

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Google aims at commuters with Google Apps ads - CNET News

Posted: 02 Aug 2009 09:03 PM PDT


PC World

Google aims at commuters with Google Apps ads
CNET News
... my friend's small company teksapienshosting.com that by the way is the fastest company in the USA, could compete against big corporations such as Google ...
Google is buying ads instead of selling them in campaign aimed at ...Gaea Times

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Google Voice Saga Part 2: AT&T's PR Response - Mobility Site

Posted: 03 Aug 2009 01:09 PM PDT


Digitaltrends.com

Google Voice Saga Part 2: AT&T's PR Response
Mobility Site
When you next plug in your computer to tether, it... ksanders: my friend, i couldn't agree with you more!!!! i would like to send a version of this to at&t. ...
Honeymoon Ends For iPhone As Realities Set InWashington Post
Week in Apple: Google drama, security, jailbreaking, and moreArs Technica
Apple to fix iPhone SMS exploitChristian Science Monitor
CNET News -guardian.co.uk -Examiner.com
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Twitter turns to Google for help with malware attacks - ZDNet Blogs

Posted: 03 Aug 2009 03:11 PM PDT


Twitter turns to Google for help with malware attacks
ZDNet Blogs
As it scrambles to cope with a noticeable surge in malware attacks targeting its users, Twitter has found a friend in Google. The popular micro-blogging ...

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Glympse tries to take off where Google Latitude trips up - VentureBeat

Posted: 03 Aug 2009 06:49 PM PDT


Glympse tries to take off where Google Latitude trips up
VentureBeat
People on the receiving end don't have to sign up for the service or "friend" you on a social network. They go to the URL you share and see your location ...


Search questions often both wacky and weird - msnbc.com

Posted: 03 Aug 2009 06:12 AM PDT


Search questions often both wacky and weird
msnbc.com
You might have gone to the library or maybe asked your doctor in an embarrassed sort of way, but you probably wouldn't have asked a friend. ...

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Microsoft-Yahoo Partnership Good News for Baidu - DigitalEastAsia.com

Posted: 03 Aug 2009 02:11 AM PDT


Reuters

Microsoft-Yahoo Partnership Good News for Baidu
DigitalEastAsia.com
... still promises to make Yahoo more of a friend (like Microsoft) than a foe (like Google). But, there are also smaller opportunities for Baidu to benefit. ...
Move Over TwitterStraightUpSearch
Google Toolbar Data Could Boost Web, but Will Microsoft or Yahoo ...eWeek

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