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February 26, 2009

Google Opens Up Ad Planner To Everyone

Outstanding news for marketers of all kinds, Google has quietly opened up Google Ad Planner to everyone, or at least, that is what it seems. Go to google.com/adplanner and give it a try, you should be able to sign in with your Google Account and agree to the terms of service and then start using this incredibly robust and powerful tool.

Google launched Ad Planner in June 2008 as an invite only program. I was privileged to be included in this release and I provided detailed screen captures of Ad Planner in action. Take a quick look, the data is amazing.

Like I said above, all marketers, including search marketers, print marketers, water marketers :) need to check this out.

Again, go to google.com/adplanner now and give it a try.

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.

Update: It has been open since November. I am sorry, I should have known this, we blogged it at Search Engine Land.



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posted rustybrick in Google AdWords at February 26, 2009 8:21 AM Comments (6)

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Thanks for the heads up! Adplanner looks like a handy little tool. Wasn't aware of it.

 

Posted by Rika Susan at February 27, 2009 02:05

Wow, thanks for the info. Checking now. :-) Great!

 

Posted by Darren Tan at February 27, 2009 06:23

Great info... I've just checked it out, and it seems to be incredible! Looking forward to having some time left to spend with this thing ;-)

 

Posted by No Name at February 27, 2009 06:38

This is a very useful tool, one that I was unaware of even after having an account with Google and having browsed their site. When time allows I will be looking at it more indepth. Thanks.

 

Posted by Kevin O at February 27, 2009 09:54

Nice, I'm testing this right now.

 

Posted by No Name at February 27, 2009 12:54

thanks for that, i will look into it to see if it is something i can use ... i am amazed at how google always seeks to do more and more ... never happy with the status quo

 

Posted by Mental Arithmetic at March 1, 2009 01:02

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