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Anyone else seen this? It appears to be coming on the heels of the large square format changes...
It sounds like you were seeing a beta test we've been running, which displays link units within a 125 x 125 ad unit. This test is only running on a limited number of sites, so most publishers probably won't see it.
Let me know if you have any feedback, btw!
-ASA
Hi maxgoldie -It sounds like you were seeing a beta test we've been running, which displays link units within a 125 x 125 ad unit. This test is only running on a limited number of sites, so most publishers probably won't see it.
Let me know if you have any feedback, btw!
-ASA
What?
Does this mean that if we run Adlinks we could end up with Adlinks showing up in two places on a page if we also use a 125x125 regular ad block?
This is actually a good looking adblock -- it gives the visitor a lot of choices in a relatively small space. It shows up intermittently however.
I cant give you more feedback than that, as I can't set up a channel for it. But I like the look of it overall, it seems efficient.
Oh lordy, What next. I've been spending days switching my article pages with rectangular units to skyscraper units. Now I suppose they will mess up the skyscrapers.
Ditto.
ASA - Perhaps a heads up of upcoming beta tests is in order. I believe that an overwhelming majority of us take great offense to our pages being manipulated greatly without notice.
Testing is great, but not when it's at my expense.
Hope that clarifies!
-ASA
TOS says 3 dosn't it?
Why does Google continue to disrupt our pages without our consideration and prior knowledge.
One of our sites had the misfortune of displaying these adlinks in a 125x125 today, resulting in a loss of time and money while I searched around for an answer.
Why does Google insist on guinea-pigging trials and betas on long suffering publishers without asking for permission from a publisher? Wouldn't that be considered the ethical (and polite) thing to do?
