The Google AdSense revenue sharing online advertisement program requires advertisers to apply for acceptance before they receive the code that they paste in their websites to generate ads. There is no ...

Google today announced two changes to AdSense but doesn’t “expect publishers to see a change in their earnings” and payments. Consistency and “greater transparency” were cited as the reason for these ...

Google AdSense allows publishers to register and place Google advertising on the publishers' own websites for a share of ad revenue. To accomplish ad serving on third-party sites, Google uses ...

Google Ads Liaison Ginny Marvin confirms AdSense has transitioned to an eCPM payment model. Learn what that means for publishers. Google shifted AdSense to an eCPM payment model, based on impressions ...

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 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 ...

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.