Tag: Google

AdSense is updating its revenue share-structure and moving to per-impression payments for publishers.

Google is introducing a new requirement for CMPs working with our publisher and developer partners that serve ads in EEA and the UK.

The 2022 AdSense holiday season checklist is here to help you get your site and content ready for the busiest time of year.

A new five-part video series on YouTube to onboard publishers to AdSense. The series covers ad units, sites, performance and revenue.

Related search for content is a new navigation unit that shows your site visitors search terms related to the page they are viewing.

User-generated content infographic and troubleshooter to help publishers stay policy compliant.

PubCast is a miniseries that explores how website creators and app developers turned their passions into profit.

It’s now easier to understand, prioritize and fix policy issues in the new Policy center.

AdSense for Content is announcing the intention to move its auction to first price to simplify the ad selling and buying experience.

AdSense is helping website owners manage consent for privacy regulations.

We're excited to announce the Google Trends API alpha test. This new API will help Researchers, Journalists, and Developers to understand Search behaviors and patterns. While Trends data is available through the Trends website, the API provides new ways to use the data inside your organization in a scalable way.

We're excited to announce the launch of the new Search Console Insights report. The new report offers even more insights and a deeper integration with Search Console's Performance report. With this change, we aim to streamline your workflow, make it easier to find opportunities to improve your site's performance, and provide more ways to explore specific areas of interest.

We hope you're as excited about Search Central Live Deep Dive APAC as we are! With just a few weeks to go, we wanted to share an exciting experiment that we're planning to run at the event, and introduce our community speakers. Let's start with the experiment.

As part of our ongoing efforts to simplify the Google Search results page, we will be phasing out support for a few structured data features in Search. We regularly evaluate the usefulness of Search features, both for users and website owners.

Member benefits, such as lower prices and earning loyalty points are a major factor considered by shoppers when buying products online. Today we're adding support for defining loyalty programs under Organization structured data combined with loyalty benefits under Product structured data.

As a site owner, publisher or creator, you may be wondering how to best succeed in our AI search experiences, such as AI Overviews and our new AI Mode. The underpinnings of what Google has long advised carries across to these new experiences. Focus on your visitors and provide them with unique, satisfying content. Then you should be well positioned as Google Search evolves, as our core goal remains the same: to help people find outstanding, original content that adds unique value. With that in mind, here are some things to consider for success in Google Search all around, including our AI experiences.

Since 2013, Search has recognized the importance of app deep links in a mobile-centric world. In this post, we'll review the current state of app deep links — take a look at what they are, the benefits of using them, and how to implement them effectively.

We're ready to open registrations for the first ever Search Central Live Deep Dive, a 3-day event that will be held in Bangkok, Thailand this year on July 23-25!

A few months ago, we announced an improved way to view recent performance data in Search Console. The "24 hours" view includes data from the last available 24 hours and appears with a delay of only a few hours. This view can help you find information about which pages and queries are performing in this recent timeframe and how content you recently published is picking up.

In the previous posts about the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP) we explored what's already possible to do with its various components — namely robots.txt and the URI level controls. In this post we will explore how the REP can play a supporting role in the ever-evolving relation between automatic clients and the human web.