Why doesn't AdSenseAdvisor run a Blog?

After all Matt Cutts does

[cornwall]

It has always stuck me as strange that Google have never provided the same level of Web Master support on AdSense, as they do on AdWords and Google Search.

The various "AdSenseAdvisors" that have graced WebmasterWorld, have tended to be, shall we say, spasmodic, with their input/help. AdWords Advisor has 3245 at WebmasterWorld, AdWordsAdvisor 482 posts

Matt Cutts has his own blog now, and I personally have found many gems in it.

Whist I am aware of the existence of the Google AdSense, it has never managed to grapple with the immediate issues of the moment.

A blog on the lines of Matt's, by a Google employee, would be a great step forward by Google

[edited by: martinibuster at 6:02 pm (utc) on Feb. 11, 2006]

[bnhall]

There is the "official" adsense blog.

[edited by: martinibuster at 12:41 am (utc) on Feb. 15, 2006]
[edit reason] Removed URL. [/edit]

[Jean]

There is this "official" adsense blog.

A little too official

[david_uk]

I would like to see a little more input from Google officially, but for me knowing that Google are reading this forum is more valuable.

Blog's can sometimes turn into a personal broadcast, and a blog may turn into the clone of the official Google blog. I know ASA's posts are few and far between, but I'd rather know that ASA is reading and reporting back to Google than have google pull out of reading this forum and giving info via a blog.

[Alioc]

I think we can't simply compare the number of posts. The number of questions worth being answered by a Google employee seems to be higher on AdWords forum compared to AdSense forum.

On the otherhand, I see a need of a sticky-post managed by AdSense Advisor/Forum Moderators which covers the most requested changes we all are looking for. AdSense forum is full of great ideas floating around made by us publishers waiting to be considered.