Google AdSense: Important information you need to know about AdSense for Auto Advertising

Google AdSense Auto ads: everything you need to know

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Google AdSense is one of the best advertising programs in the world. Despite the many options, no company has consistently outperformed AdSense in terms of innovation, user-friendliness, and overall experience.

On February 21, 2018, the AdSense team released Google Auto ads for everyone. This is one of the biggest innovations of the AdSense team recently. In fact, Auto advertising is expected to change the way you have been using AdSense.
One of the biggest concerns for most AdSense publishers is ad layout, ad optimization, and pleasant user experience.

Google Auto ads are using artificial intelligence to automatically manage ad layout and ad optimization for publishers. However, as a publisher, you can manage:

Global settings: Which ads should be displayed

Domain-based settings: Configure which ads should appear on a particular domain or subdomain
Directory Settings: Configure the types of ads to display on a specific directory. For example, on a paged or archived page, you might not want to display matching content ads, and you can configure the same content from the AdSense settings panel. This feature is called advanced URL settings. You can learn more here.

So far, we have received comments from users about Auto ads. However, I am optimistic about the future of AdSense for Auto advertising, as this will eliminate the pain of ad optimization, and bloggers can focus on building content, while AdSense is responsible for everything else. Google AdSense has always been a plug-and-play ad program, but now it's fully automated. Thanks to artificial intelligence.

Important information you need to know about AdSense for Auto Ads

Automatic ads won’t be a problem for anyone who has used Google AdSense. However, before you start setting up automatic advertising, here are some things you should know. This will also answer your questions before starting the integration.

If you have placed an AdSense ad on your blog, you can decide not to delete it. AdSense Auto ads will automatically detect these ads and place more ads accordingly.

Already using an anchor or champagne ad? Automated ads include Anchor and Vignette ads, as well as additional formats such as text and display, In-feed and Matched content ads. Note that all users who use page-level ads will automatically migrate to automated ads without having to add tags to their pages. However, it’s a good idea to sign in to your AdSense account and set the global settings for automatic ads for the first time.

How to enable Google AdSense Auto ads (full guide)

If you want to learn by watching a video, there is a detailed Google AdSense Auto advertising video guide at the end of this tutorial. Here's a quick walkthrough of the steps:

Sign in to your Google AdSense account
Go to my ads > Auto Ads

Click "Install Auto ads"
Configuring global settings

"Enable" automatically gets the new format at the bottom.
Click Save.

Now put the ad code on every page of your blog/site. I also use the Google Tag Manager. You can use any technology that suits you. If you are already using page-level advertising, you don't need to do anything.

You can always check the performance of Google Auto Ads by going to My Ads > Auto Ads and clicking Statistics.