Implementing the Newish Google Ad Manager On Some Sites

Posted on July 18th, 2008
by Lisa Stewart: : Better Rankings By Blogging

Google Ad Manager is a new service offered by Google for Google Adsense publishers. You can use it to sell ad space. It lets you set up and manage ads on your site or blog very easily.
An idea whose time has come for many site owners and bloggers who are not comfortable/don;t know how or don’t have a safe payment method set up for advertisers to buy ad space.
One significant factor is valuable real; estate that may otherwise be taken up by a ” your site here” ad can also be used with Adsense Ads.

using the new Ad Manager to not be as intuitive as Google Adsense. It is not something you can can start and finish in 5 minutes.
The tutorial the Google is using for the new program is awful and bound to leave many newbies in tears.

I started setting u today and when I have a bit of data I will post some hints and tips on using Google Ad Manager. It is sure to be a powerful tool- especially when it comes to reporting.

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One Response to “Implementing the Newish Google Ad Manager On Some Sites”

Carl Thomas // Jul 21, 2008 at 5:27 pm

“The tutorial the Google is using for the new program is awful and bound to leave many newbies in tears. ”

Not sure I am a noobie but I cannot for the life of me figure how to run affiliate ads, let alone rotate them. I am amazed at how awful the documentation is for this product. I am frustrated that so many people seem to be able to use it despite its terrible documentation and that I still can’t!

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