Google Tests New AdSense Logo Format Once Again

Mar 15, 2007 - 7:13 am 6 by
Filed Under Google AdSense

A DigitalPoint Forums thread reports that Google is once again testing a new AdSense format. Here is a screen capture taken from a DigitalPoint Forum ad.

Google AdSense New Format

You can see the bottom right corner that has the "Ads By Google" is styled differently than a normal ad.

This is not the first time Google has played with that area. Here is a rundown of how Google has tested the Ads by Google location in the past.

In March 2004 we had AdSense Ads With Graphics that looked like:

ad1.gif

ad2.gif

ad3.gif

In September 2004 we had Ads by Goooooooooooogle come out, it changed from the normal "Ads by Google" and looked like this.

ser-blog-gooooogle.gif

Several times we had Google experiment with holiday themes.

In December 2006 Google Trying Google Logo on AdSense Ads that looked like this.

ads-google-logo2.png

and an other like this.

ads-google-logo3s.png

And now we have this one: Google AdSense New Format

Anyone getting tired of these tests?

Forum discussion at DigitalPoint Forums.

 

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