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Everything You Need To Know about Google AdSense Auto Ads |
Welcome to Guide Tricks today I am going to discuss about the new feature added in Google AdSense which is Auto Ads, Google AdSense is one of the most popular and well know best ad programs now a day. Even though there are some good alternatives that work perfectly, but none has consistently beat AdSense in terms of innovation, user-friendliness and overall experience.
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On February 21, 2018 AdSense team successfully introduced Google Auto ads for every user. This is one of the biggest improvement from the AdSense team in the recent time. In fact, Auto ads are expected to change the way you have been using Google AdSense before. One of the biggest concerns of most AdSense publishers is the ad placement, ad optimization and maintaining a pleasant user experience. Google Auto ads are utilizing artificial intelligence to automatically manage ad placements and ad optimization for the publishers.
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I’m very optimistic about the future of AdSense auto ads as it will take away the pain of ad optimization and a blogger can only focus on building content while the AdSense takes care of the rest. Google AdSense was always a plug and play ad program, but now it’s completely automatic. Thanks to artificial intelligence
Important things you should know about AdSense Auto ads
Auto-ads is not going to be a problem for anyone is using Google AdSense. However, before you start setting up Auto-ads in AdSense, here are few things I think you should know. This will also answer your questions before you start integrating it.
==> If you already have Google AdSense ads placed on your blog, you can decide not to remove it. AdSense auto ads will automatically detect those ads and place more ads accordingly.
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==> Already using Anchor or Vignette ads?Auto ads include Anchor and Vignette ads and many more additional formats such as Text and display, In-feed and Matched content ads. Note that all users that use Page-level ads will automatically be migrated to Auto ads without any need to add a code to their page. However, logging in to your AdSense account and setting up Global settings for auto-ads for the first time is the best good idea.
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