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September 18, 2006

Some AdSense Publishers Can Place Ads in Emails

It appears from a DigitalPoint Forums thread that some Google AdSense publishers are allowed to place ads within email newsletters or other emails, with permission from Google.

Google explicitly does not allow ads in email.

From the Google AdSense Program Policies:

No Google ad or Google search box may be displayed on any domain parking websites, pop-ups, pop-unders, or in any email.

But it appears some publishers, with special permission from Google, are allowed to place AdSense ads in their emails.

Forum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums.



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It's doable if you have been approved. The biggest issue right now is that adsense won't display in a somewhat common e-mail app called outlook...

 

Posted by GuyFromChicago at September 18, 2006 10:35

We have had AdSense ads in our newsletters for over a year now. These ads come in various formats and are essentially served by an image server. Publishers have to insert Google-supplied javascript snippet for that ad type.

 

Posted by BizDevInSunnyvale at September 20, 2006 12:40

how to get permission to display ads in newsletters?

 

Posted by cool at September 21, 2006 00:15

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what will google do if any publisher publish adds with permission.does google cancle its registration?

 

Posted by blue cloud at September 21, 2006 00:19

Anyone know any other programs to put ads in email newsletters, besides adsense? I've heard of Pheedo, but I don't think they are free.

Also, I successfully put ads in my newsletters through menus I found i feedburner!! If google doesn't want that, I don't know how they left a way for me to do it...

 

Posted by Science Guy at July 7, 2009 19:44

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