Google has made some changes to the way its AdSense Auto Ads work, and we’ve got all the details for you. From new icons for each ad format to a separate control for multiplex ads, here’s everything you need to know about the updates.
What’s new. There are five new changes to the auto-ad settings panel.
1-Google has recently updated the settings panel for its Auto Ads feature, making it simpler to distinguish between various ad formats. The most notable change is that the previously named “in-page ads” format is now known as “banner ads” and is part of the “In-page formats” group.
- This update makes it easier for users to identify which type of ad they are configuring, as well as where those ads will appear on their website. Previously, the in-page ad format could be easily confused with other types of ads such as interstitials or anchor ads. With this change, banner ads will be clearly distinct from other ad formats, making it simpler to manage your Auto Ads settings.
- In addition to the name change, banner ads will also now have their own dedicated setting in the Auto Ads interface. This will allow you to more easily control where banner ads appear on your website, as well as how often they are shown. The new banner ad setting can be found under the “In-page formats” section of the Auto Ads settings panel.
- These changes should make it easier for users to configure their Auto Ads settings and get the most out of this powerful tool. If you have any questions about these changes or how to use Auto Ads, be sure to check out the Google AdSense Help Center.
2- Google has recently made some changes to the Auto ads settings panel, which should make it simpler to distinguish between various ad formats. The most notable change is that the controls for banner ads and multiplex ads are now separate, eliminating the need to enable banner ads before multiplex ads.
- This is a welcome change for many users, as it means that you no longer have to remember to enable both types of ads every time you want to use them. Additionally, it should make it easier to understand how your ads are being served, as you can now see which settings are applied to each type of ad.
3-Each format of Google AdSense Auto Ads now has its own unique icon, making it easy to identify which settings are applied to each type of ad. This is a welcome change, as it means that users no longer have to remember which settings are applied to each type of ad. Additionally, it should make it easier to understand how your ads are being served, as you can now see which settings are applied to each type of ad. This change will be especially useful for those who manage multiple ad accounts, as it will allow them to quickly and easily identify which settings are applied to each account.
4-The ad gallery is a new feature that allows users to see examples of each ad format before they enable it. This is a useful tool for those who are unsure of which format to use, as it gives them a chance to see how the ads will look on their website before they commit to anything. The gallery is also helpful for those who manage multiple ad accounts, as it allows them to quickly and easily compare the different formats side-by-side.
The ad gallery can be found in the Auto-ads settings panel, under the “Ad Formats” tab. Simply click on the format you wish to view, and an example ad will be displayed. The gallery currently contains examples of the following formats:
- -Text ads
- -Responsive display ads
- -Native ads
- -Anchor/overlay ads
- -Vignette ads
5-The first change to the Auto ads settings panel is that Google has now categorized the ad formats into two groups based on their behavior. The ‘Overlay formats’ group includes anchor, vignette, and side rail ads, which are placed over a page’s content without affecting its layout. The ‘In-page formats’ group comprises banner and multiplex ads, which are inserted within areas of a page based on the page’s layout and content.
This change is designed to make it easier for users to understand how their ads are being served, as they can now see which settings are applied to each type of ad. Additionally, it should make it easier to manage multiple ad accounts, as you can now quickly and easily identify which settings are applied to each account.
The second change is that each ad format now has its own unique icon, making it easy to identify which settings are applied to each type of ad. This change will be especially useful for those who manage multiple ad accounts, as it will allow them to quickly and easily identify which settings are applied to each account.
The third change is that the ad gallery is a new feature in the Auto ads settings panel that allows users to see examples of each ad format before they enable it. This is helpful for those who are unsure of which format to use, as it gives them a chance to see how the ads will look on their website before they commit to anything. The gallery is also useful for those who manage multiple ad accounts, as it allows them to quickly and easily compare the different formats side-by-side.
The fourth change is that Google has made some changes to the way that anchor ads are served. Previously, anchor ads were always served at the bottom of a page, regardless of where they were placed in the code. However, this led to some issues with pages that had a lot of content, as the anchor ad would often be cut off or not visible at all. To solve this problem, Google has now made it so that anchor ads are served relative to where they are placed in the code. This means that if an anchor ad is placed at the top of a page’s code, it will be served at the top of the page; if it’s placed in the middle of the code, it will be served in the middle of the page; and so on. This change should help improve the visibility of anchor ads on pages with a lot of content.
The fifth and final change is that Google has made some changes to how video ads are served on mobile devices. Previously, video ads were always played automatically when a user visited a page on their mobile device. However, this led to some issues with users accidentally clicking on these ads or being interrupted by them while they were trying to view other content on the page. To solve this problem, Google has now made it so that video ads only play automatically if they are visible on screen when a user visits a page.
Release date. These updates will probably be accessible throughout your next go to the Auto-ads settings panel. For extra details about Auto ads settings, please consult with the hyperlink supplied.
Dig deeper. You can learn more about auto ads here.
Why we care. By categorizing them into two distinct teams and offering particular person controls for every format, publishers can simply select the advert sort that most closely fits their wants with out having to navigate by advanced settings.