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I thought AdWords was the interface for making ads for AdSense. The logo even says "Google AdWords." And the ads I made look a lot like AdSense.
by mkr-hn 13y ago
I thought AdWords was the interface for making ads for AdSense. The logo even says "Google AdWords." And the ads I made look a lot like AdSense.
- johnward 13y agoit sounds like they mean using AdWords but targeting the content network, which is effectively the AdSense network. That is different then search engine traffic that you can also buy through AdWords.
- johnward 13y agoit sounds like they mean using AdWords but targeting the content network, which is effectively the AdSense network. That is different then search engine traffic that you can also buy through AdWords.
- johnward 13y agoit sounds like they mean using AdWords but targeting the content network, which is effectively the AdSense network. That is different then search engine traffic that you can also buy through AdWords.
- johnward 13y agoit sounds like they mean using AdWords but targeting the content network, which is effectively the AdSense network. That is different then search engine traffic that you can also buy through AdWords.
- johnward 13y agoAdWords is the portal but you can target search or the content network (aka AdSense).
- austenallred 13y agoThey're different products. Adwords ads go on google.com, Adsense ads are put on the display network (blogs, gmail, etc.) Now you can create both through the Adwords tools, but they're still separate offerings.
- vdaniuk 13y agoAdSense is a product for publishers that allows to monetize their traffic. AdWords ia a product to place ads on google search and google display network which includes google properties (youtube, gmail). They are two sides of the same coin, directed on publishers and advertisers respectively.
- austenallred 13y agohttps://support.google.com/adsense/answer/76231?hl=en https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/76231?hl=en