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The Google AdSense Blog has made it official with the new look for AdSense and the Google logo on them. As we reported recently, Google was experimenting with different looks for their AdSense ads.
There are a few concerns with this.
(1) It may be harder for some to blend these new ads into their content. Now with a larger Google logo, the "ads by Google" text, which was less noticeable, will now be a logo. (2) Now publishers will have to redo some of their proven and tested ad styles to make these new designs work.
Here is the new design:
Forum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums and WebmasterWorld.
Comments:
recep
04/05/2007 04:47 pm
l also just read from the adsense official blog of google about this article and l saw they gawe u a backlink of your article and its should be very friendly for you:) l am also adsense publisher and like all adsense publishers myself also liked the news changes of best pay per click broadcaster of google adsense's new advertisement blocks. They are working hard to understand what the advertisers want and how to make them happy with the publishers clicks, from my point of wiew, adsense advertising unit workers also realised that the old wiew of google adsense was becoming unfriendly to the publishers and they become a very apart side of the website they are published. Google is changing this, they are tring to design new templates for their advertisers to let visitors of the adsense publishers pages more good looking and friendly to let them "click" on the advertisement. l think adsense advertisers also want this new format. They were also realising they advertisers become very unfamilier with the site. They were also looking for the best position to their ads for maximum response. l think google will giwe more friendly looks to their advertisers to let the visitors "click" on the advertisements... Advertisers happy, Publishers happy. Google happy.
Icheb
04/06/2007 09:08 pm
What is it with these "concerns"? Do you REALLY think Google would shoot themselves in the foot by implementing changes that are detrimental to their MAIN INCOME SOURCE?