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Google Confirmed Reporting Delays in Google Ads & AdSense

Due to lost data from April 9 to April 25th, Google has confirmed reporting delays in Ads (formerly known as AdWords) and AdSense platforms. Plenty of publishers has received emails about upcoming changes in AdSense, many advertisers noticed and see that Google Ads reporting for April 30 and May 1 (Pacific Time) is incorrect.

 

Here is the current update about reporting delays in Google Ads & AdSense, “Reporting Issue – Google Ads reporting for April 30 and May 1 (Pacific Time) is incorrect. We will update this message when the issue is resolved and the data is corrected.”

 

I like to share the screenshot of Google Ads Reporting Delay Notice when advertisers can expand, after they login to their account.

 

Google Ads Reporting Delay Notice

 

I am also seeing tons of complaints from AdSense publishers regarding Google Ads & AdSense reporting delays. It is possibly related but there is not confirmation from Google on the AdSense reporting delay issues yet. See some of the complaints:

Google Ads Reporting Delay Notice:

Google Ads Reporting Issue

 

 

Google AdSense Earning Delays

I think after the release of v1.1 of Google Ads API, this is happening because publishers got notifications from Google AdSense. This is a well-known issue and probably related, but it should be sort out very soon. See forum details at Google Ads Help and Google AdSense Help.

 

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What New Changes Are Coming in Google AdSense Platform

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Muhammad Junaid May 2, 2019

Google AdSense: How To Setup Auto Ads on Your Site

Make Money Online through Google AdSense Auto Ads on Your Site

According to current research report, Google AdSense said that Auto Ads are more effective on mobile devices. If you’re managing a responsive website which is perfectly works on mobile devices, you can easily setup Auto Ads on your site.

Google AdSense Auto Ads are specially designed for mobile devices, so users can view those ads on your site and there is no need specific thing or skills required to do that. Auto Ads have two two formats – anchor and vignettes – that are only available to view on mobile.

 

Google AdSense Auto Ads

 

Things To Check Before Setup

  1. You need to check that your site is already listed on the Sites page in your account. If not, then add your site and verify before you go for set up.
  2. If you’re using YouTube, Blogger or any other host partner, and you want to show ads on your site, then you’ll need to upgrade your hosted account to display AdSense ads on the website.

How To Setup Auto Ads

To set up Auto ads, you need to select which type of ad format you’d like to display on your site. After you signed up for AdSense, you will get the code which you have to place in the HTML, between the <head> and </head> tags. (Note make sure the code is place before </Head>)

 

Google AdSense Auto Ad Code

After you’ve done this, you can select to show different ad formats on your site by creating a URL group.

Steps To Follow

  1. Sign in to your AdSense account.
  2. Click Ads.
  3. On the “Auto ads” page, click Get started.
  4. On the “Choose global settings” page, use the controls to select the ad formats that you’d like to show.
  5. Leave Automatically get new formats selected if you want AdSense to automatically add new ad formats to your global settings as they become available.
  6. Click Save
  7. Click Done

After 10-20 minutes, ads will start to display on your site. You are able make any changes to your ads in the settings at any time, without having to change the ad code. Furthermore, if you want to see videos tutorials or participate, join the Google AdSense Help Community.

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Google Send Emails Publishers About Upcoming Google AdSense Changes

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Muhammad Junaid April 26, 2019

Google Send Emails Publishers About Upcoming Google AdSense Changes

Are You Ready For New and Upcoming Changes in Google AdSense Platform?

Currently, Google is sending emails to some publishers about new changes in Google AdSense platform and announced that “ your Ads tab will be updated in the coming weeks to reflect the Ad types, Text ad styles and Simplifying “If no ads available”.

Personally I am not using Google AdSense but in future I am planning to implement on my blog, but there are some publisher complaining about it on WebmasterWorld. Here is the screenshot:

 

Google AdSense WebmasterWorld

 

Here is the email from Google AdSense:

We’re committed to continuously investing in the modernization of our advertising products. As a result, there are some important changes we’re making to some Google AdSense features that you have used or configured in the past. Your Ads tab will be updated in the coming weeks to reflect the following changes:

Ad Types:

We’re moving towards richer ad formats, phasing out text-only and display-only ad units to further improve user experience, and to fully reflect the pool of ads we have in the market. As a result, the “Text ads only” and “Display ads only” ad units in your account have been renamed to “Display ads” and from early 2019 will be updated to serve all ad types.

Text Ad Styles:

We’re deprecating text ad styles for “Text & display ads” ad units. From now on, you won’t be able to create ad styles for your new ad units. Your new ad units will have Google-optimized text ad styling. As this feature is being deprecated, your existing ad styles will also be optimized by Google in the following months. For customization and improved user experience, you can use native ads on your site.

Simplifying “If no ads available”

We’re continuously working to increase the quality and safety of our ad network and reduce the number of malicious ads that enter the AdSense network. As a result, we’re removing the “If no ads available” option and we’ll be defaulting to collapsing the ad space or showing a blank space instead. If your current setting is a color or another URL, it will be updated in the near future your current settings will stop serving in the near future.

I will recommend to publishers that keep monitor your Google AdSense Console and actively participate in the forum and highlighted the issues.

 

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Google AdSense Notification: Payment Amount Higher Than Your Chosen Form of Payment

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Muhammad Junaid April 22, 2019