Google has made some changes to AdSense offering new features. These fall into two categories:

Improved AdSense Reporting

- Easier access to stats: A single click brings you to either of the Advanced Reports pages, where you can select custom timeframes and focus on specific channels.

- Page Impression Data for Channel Reports: you can now choose to see performance by page for pages with multiple ad units, or view individual ad unit performance. read more… (in new window)

New Link Unit Formats

Based off of suggestions from publishers, they’ve recently added two new link unit formats. The single-line format is ideal for placement below navigation bars, between or below articles, or anywhere that a single line of ad topics would grab attention and add value. They’re easy to add to your page – simply visit your Ad Layout Code page (below the AdSense for Content tab) to generate the code.

AdSense for Feeds

The emergence of RSS and Atom feeds has created a new way of sharing content with the world. Until now, finding a way to monetize these feeds was a difficult task. Without the need for users to visit the feed site, publishers were gaining eyes but were decreasing ad coverage. The solution arrived with the release of AdSense for feeds, a way of inserting relevant Google ads into RSS and Atom feeds. If you share your content through either of these technologies, check out the AdSense for feeds section of AdSense Support to learn how to earn money from your feed.

View the New AdSense Features - Aug 05

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