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November 10, 2007 | 2 comments | Google Adsense, Mini sites, PPC sites

Changing the code directly from google adsense account

Finally, we can change the code directly from google adsense account! I tell you, this is one of the best moves that adsense made. Now it is a lot more simply to edit our codes. No more logging into our hosting account from our multiple websites, looking for the code that we needed to update. Now we can simply edit it directly from our adsense account.

Just make sure you name all the ad blocks you create so that you don’t get confused when you need to edit them, and if you have a lot of blocks. :)

The negative aspect is that if you make a mistake creating the block with the wrong size them you can’t delete it or edit the size…. (at least i haven’t find it), i already have one useless block….

This is just my little update on making money online with google

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2 Comments »

Comment by Debabrata Ghosh
2007-11-12 10:05:28

I cant buy a bottle of beer.Sorry.

Please let me know I can I know I blocked Ads unknowingly.

In the Adsense a/c except for getting the codes -I am unable to know how and what the Google directs.

Google is not at all user-friendly.

 
Comment by Lossehelin
2007-11-12 13:01:30

im sorry debabrata ghosh. im not sure if i understand your question. Can you please rephrase it?

Well, i think that google administration panel has some things to improve, but in general it is quite good imho.

 
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