Premium Publisher Account

Where is the info?

[designhaus]

Is anyone here a preium adsense publisher? If so does anyone know where I can find some more info on Google about it?

[frox]

well, that's easy:

just go here
[google.com...]

at the bottom of the page, it says:

To sign up for our standard AdSense program, click here.

To sign up for our premium service, click here.

click on the second link, and you will have all the available details of premium adsense

:-)

[designhaus]

many thanks frox. try clicking on that premium link. it just redirects to normal standard adsense.

[iwannano1]

Contact G or email them. As Preium Publisher you get
Dedicated rep and account manager
More ad formats
Advanced filtering
Optimization assistance from google itself
More monetization options
Good technical support

You must get 20+ million hits per month to become Preium Publisher :)

[BartVB]

This is the reply that I got when I asked about AdSense Premium:

Thanks for your interest in AdSense Premium. At this time, we're unable to offer this service to publishers. However, our AdSense team is currently able to support a wide range of publishers with diverse needs.

I've got the impression from some other people that it's no longer one package with all features, the Premium service doesn't seem to exist anymore. Not as such. They do provide the individual features separately. I.e. they enabled custom ads for another Dutch site when they asked for it. They also had an account manager assigned.

No such luck for me yet (Dutch site, 20M pages/month) while I could really use those custom ad formats :\

[frox]

designhaus, sorry, I thought the smily was clear enough.

I was trying to place some irony at their lack of transparency!

Here:

[web.archive.org...]

is the OLD version of the page, before they decided that tiny infrmation was top secret!

[iwannano1]

This login page still exists
[google.com...]

I just need to get 19.5 million more page views to join them ;)

[designhaus]

great pity google dont offer this any more. Looks like i am going to have to visit Overture.

I want flexible ad formats and google dont offer these now if their premium package does not exist.

frox .. i see what you mean now! Its a little early here on a monday morning and my brain has not yet kicked in :)

[BartVB]

As I said; they still offer the individual Premium features, they just don't seem to offer it as one package with everything included. At least that's the impression that I got but details on everything Premium related are very scarce.

[designhaus]

think i will have to drop them an email to ask if i can get some premium features :)

[BartVB]

Would appreciate it if you could keep us up to speed about your progress with them :)

So far I haven't seem much cooperation from them after my inquiries...

[designhaus]

will do so BartVB!

[OptiRex]

You must get 20+ million hits per month to become Preium Publisher :)

Incorrect! It depends on the account, some have been asked to join with 5 million PI's (not hits) per month whereas some with 30+ million are not even considered.

[miguelito]

I can confirm that, i've had well over 20 million page impressions for 2 months now and they haven't offered me anything.
Doesn't bother me though as long as the money keeps coming in as before :)

[MThiessen]

Contact G or email them. As Preium Publisher you get
Dedicated rep and account manager
More ad formats
Advanced filtering
Optimization assistance from google itself
More monetization options
Good technical support

I can confirm this, I am a premium publisher with my own rep. Though useful, I think brianstorming together most things that "work" came from my own ideas, not to discredit my rep, but "not" being in the premium category is not a bad thing, I have not noticed much difference.

[Erku]

is it 20 million hits per month? Or 20million impressions per month?

[BartVB]

20M pages/month. But, as OptiRex already said, the actual number isn't that relevant. Wouldn't surprise me if having an interesting niche and a revenue > x $/month is the real criterion to get accepted.

There also used to be a difference between US/global and local sites. 20M was the limit on global sites while local Google pages (like .co.uk and .nl) mentioned 10M.

[iwannano1]

MThiessen,

I agree with you. Owner always knows both visitors and site. Only thing is you get customized ad format. Just look at answers.com or digg.com both use customized ad format. It looks quite good and it may increase CTR

[designhaus]

Hmmm well the only thing I really want is flexible ad formats. This is the only thing i want! I want to be able to integrate them into my pages and apply style sheets to them etc.

I may write to google about this.