Members of the AdSense team from all over the world say hello from Mountain View, CA! Posted by Katrina Kurnit – Inside AdSense Team

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A Global Greeting

Have you checked your AdSense email preferences lately? If not, you may be missing out on important information and special offers without realizing.

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AdSense email preferences: Get the most from your account and from Google

Attention all Bloggers! We know many of you use AdSense to monetize your blog, and we wanted to be sure you didn’t miss out on the invitation to Blogger’s 11th Birthday party. Using Meetup Everywhere , you can find a party in your area that will be filled with local bloggers like you. We hope you’ll take advantage of this great opportunity to swap stories about your readers, learn about some new sites, share tips about earning with AdSense, and get to know other passionate bloggers

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Blogger’s 11th Birthday Party

We’re excited to announce a revamped design of three of our AdSense for content ad units! After analyzing publisher site layouts and reviewing requests around the world, we decided to make our formats more space-efficient and visually pleasing by changing the layout of the text. We spent a lot of time experimenting with different possibilities, and we’re starting with changes to the following ad units: Leaderboard (728×90): the title, description, and URL are now arranged in rows instead of columns (except in the case when only one ad is showing) Medium and large rectangles (300×250, 336×280): the URL is now in the same line as the title In certain cases, you’ll also see a few minor adjustments to the font size. For example, the font size for the leaderboard with four ads is much more readable

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A new look for AdSense for content ad units

You may have noticed a few posts from me recently, so I wanted to introduce myself to all of you, our fantastic publishers and Inside AdSense blog readers. I’ve spent the last few years in AdWords (for those of you who are also advertisers, you may remember my name from posts to the Inside AdWords blog ) and am very excited to join the AdSense team! I’m really looking forward to meeting some of you in person at our AdSense in Your City events and engaging with you through our other social media channels

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Inside AdSense – Meet Katrina

Over the last two years, the AdSense team has offered the powerful Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) product as an improvement over the original AdSense for search. After some recent improvements, we’re now ready to retire the older version of AdSense for search.

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Switch to the new version of AdSense for search

Your opinion matters to us! So we’ve put together a short survey so you can tell us how we’re doing, and what you’d like to see more of on the Inside Adsense blog. We hope you’ll take the time to let us know what’s on your mind — click to give us your feedback . If you’re keen on letting us know how you feel about our product and support, remember that you can opt-in to receive invitations to test new features, surveys about Google AdSense, and heads up about opportunities to provide feedback about your experiences by email

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We’d love to hear your feedback

Do you ever wonder who’s helping you optimize your webpages? Who works hard to ensure your payments get to you on time

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AdSense: Behind the scenes – Meet Debby

The rapid pace of change in the advertising space can be dizzying.

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Keep current on all things advertising

We’re always focused on improving AdSense by bringing more advertisers to your sites, giving you more control over the ads that appear on your sites, and giving you more transparency into how much revenue you’re earning. Over the past year, much of our focus has been on attracting more display advertisers and display advertising spend to your sites. We’ve added new advertisers and introduced options that help these advertisers reach your sites

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Introducing the Google Display Network