A common request we’ve received from publishers using AdSense for domains is to make it easier to park your currently unused/undeveloped domains with Google. We’ve listened to your feedback, and are now pleased to announce that we've simplified the process of setting up AdSense for domains.
As of today, to get your domain setup with AdSense for domains, you can simply delegate your domains’ nameserver to Google’s DNS nameserver. This is typically a single step with your registrar, and simpler than the old method of changing A records and creating CNAME records. You can still use the old method if you prefer, and domains that are already set up will continue to work.
To get started, review our instructions for delegating your nameserver to use Google’s DNS nameserver in our Help Center.
If you own any domains that you haven't yet had a chance to develop, now is a great time to sign up for AdSense for domains.
As of today, to get your domain setup with AdSense for domains, you can simply delegate your domains’ nameserver to Google’s DNS nameserver. This is typically a single step with your registrar, and simpler than the old method of changing A records and creating CNAME records. You can still use the old method if you prefer, and domains that are already set up will continue to work.
To get started, review our instructions for delegating your nameserver to use Google’s DNS nameserver in our Help Center.
If you own any domains that you haven't yet had a chance to develop, now is a great time to sign up for AdSense for domains.
The new AdSense interface: More controls
Monday, November 29, 2010 | 8:00:00 AM
Labels: AdSense features , Video
Based on your feedback, we’ve worked hard to give you more control over the ads on your site by improving the ad blocking options and making them easier to use. You can now block ads by advertiser URL, block categories of ads from showing on your site, and search and review placement-targeted ads by ad type, keyword, URL, or ad network to easily find, approve, or block ads in the ad review center. The video below provides an overview of these features:We’ll see you next week for our last video in this series on the new AdSense interface. Don’t forget the popcorn!
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