Google AdSense Welcomes Third-Party Ad Networks
The Google AdSense blog announced that publishers in the Google AdSense network now have the option to allow "Google certified" third-party ad networks to compete for the ad space on your web site.
In short, this should help publishers earn more money, due to adding more competition into the network. But you have to opt into this and allow image ads. You might not be able to add this today, since it is "slowly roll this out over the next several months."
Here is a picture on where you will be able to activate third part ad networks in the AdSense console.
The overall impression from publishers is positive and they are eager to give this new feature and program a try.
For more details on how this works, see the AdSense Help Center.
Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld and Google AdSense Help.
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rustybrick in Google AdSense at August 26, 2009 8:26 AM
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Hi,
They added all the networks into my account, how do I know which network will convert the best?
I like to know if the added those networks before (could be one of the reasons why my earnings are much lower than before)
For the moment I removed them all and will add networks one by one, to see which one works the best for all my sites
Posted by Olaf Lederer at August 27, 2009 04:27