Screenshot of centralized adblock manager. Oops, blame MS Paint for the crappy screenshot.
Last week, I’ve read that Google would be rolling out new features. Now, it’s right on my account.
What’s new?
- Uh, there’s already a Resources tab on your account manager. There you can find tons of useful tools and references. It’s now easier to navigate the policies and guidelines, optimization tips, your AdSense calendar and other stuff. There’s also a link there on Adsense success stories, try to read those boring stories for a change (hahaha).
- Another is the centralized ad block manager. A user is now allowed to edit settings of an Adsense blocks without changing code. Pretty neat feature. (When I first read about it, I thought it was sort off useless but it’s actually useful.)
I’ve only noticed those changes. If there are more, you may add if you want. Kudos Google, keep on improving.
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hi bro! i’m just curious. taga Pisay ka ba? Doon rin ako nagaral dati. And if yes, anong year?
sorry didn’t see 4th year ka na pala! haha and i just recognized the PSHS blogroll link sa left sidebar! so cool! andyan pa ba sila Ma’am Eggy and Sir Angel? Sir Nobleza… Hmmm cno pa!? hehe
Kuya,
Kaya pala medyo familiar name mo. Parang narinig na kita sa ate ko, batch 2006 pala siya.
Anyway, Ma’am Eggy is still here. She is our Curicullum and Instructions Services Division head. Teacher ko rin siya sa Math (electron lang).
Sir Angel, just left the country last October. He went on study leave, nasa Germany na sya tas babalik siya ng Pisay sa 2011 hopefully with his PhD.
Sir Nobleza, matagal-tagal na siyang wala. Hindi ko na siya naabutan. Hehehe.
Oh anyway, that’s cool! Pakisabi hi kay Ma’am Eggy! haha thanks and happy blogging!
hehehe ok ah.. btw i have a new google adsense account na ulit
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