Update - If you are referring users to sign up for AdSense
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tintin
Jan 15, 2008, 9:45:31 AM1/15/08
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Has anyone received an email from the AdSense dept. like this one
below?
We are writing to share some important information with you about
referrals to the AdSense product. As part of ongoing efforts to
optimize revenue opportunities for our publishers, we're
constantly experimenting with new revenue-enhancing features as well
as tweaking those products already available to our publishers. This
is the case for referral units directing visitors to sign up for
AdSense. After experimenting with this program over the past year,
we've concluded that there are other products that are of higher value
than this program to publishers in your region. As a result, referral
units for the AdSense program will be retired in the coming weeks.
Referrals to other products and services remain unaffected.
If you're currently displaying referral units on your site directing
users to sign up for AdSense, read on below for details about what to
expect in the coming weeks.
In early January, the option to add referral units directing users to
the AdSense product will no longer appear in your account. You will
continue to accrue earnings for all existing referrals yet to
generate $100 until late January, at which point the program will be
fully retired. Existing referral units will continue to appear on your
pages.
By the end of January, you should remove all referral units directing
users to AdSense from your pages. Referral units that you do not
remove will continue to be displayed on your pages as normal, but
conversions will no longer be recorded. We suggest you replace the
AdSense referrals with referrals to another product or service or an
additional ad unit.
Thank you for referring users to AdSense in the past. We apologize for
any inconvenience this news may cause.
Sincerely,
The Google AdSense Team
Google Inc.
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
Email preferences: You have received this mandatory email service
announcement to update you about important new AdSense features.
below?
We are writing to share some important information with you about
referrals to the AdSense product. As part of ongoing efforts to
optimize revenue opportunities for our publishers, we're
constantly experimenting with new revenue-enhancing features as well
as tweaking those products already available to our publishers. This
is the case for referral units directing visitors to sign up for
AdSense. After experimenting with this program over the past year,
we've concluded that there are other products that are of higher value
than this program to publishers in your region. As a result, referral
units for the AdSense program will be retired in the coming weeks.
Referrals to other products and services remain unaffected.
If you're currently displaying referral units on your site directing
users to sign up for AdSense, read on below for details about what to
expect in the coming weeks.
In early January, the option to add referral units directing users to
the AdSense product will no longer appear in your account. You will
continue to accrue earnings for all existing referrals yet to
generate $100 until late January, at which point the program will be
fully retired. Existing referral units will continue to appear on your
pages.
By the end of January, you should remove all referral units directing
users to AdSense from your pages. Referral units that you do not
remove will continue to be displayed on your pages as normal, but
conversions will no longer be recorded. We suggest you replace the
AdSense referrals with referrals to another product or service or an
additional ad unit.
Thank you for referring users to AdSense in the past. We apologize for
any inconvenience this news may cause.
Sincerely,
The Google AdSense Team
Google Inc.
1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043
Email preferences: You have received this mandatory email service
announcement to update you about important new AdSense features.
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