Google to accept ads for virtual slot-machine games, online casinos, and online poker in Germany
Glücksspielstaatsvertrag will regulate the gambling industry in Germany.
Luis Rijo
Luís Rijo is a seasoned marketing professional with over 10 years of experience in Digital Marketing, Search, Social, Display, Video, and DOOH. Based in Europe. Also writing in the spend. Reach out via luis@ppc.land
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Is FLoC doomed to fail?
FLoC is Google’s alternative for interest-based targeting, when third-party cookies are phased out in Chrome.
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Gooogle adds 11 new countries in the advertiser verification program
Google said last year that expects the advertiser verification process will take a few years to complete, with a globally expansion.
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Google now allows combination of bumper ads and skippable in-stream for YouTube reach
6-second bumper ads are now allowed in YouTube reach campaigns.
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Ads Creative Studio: Google to launch a unified home for creative tools
Ads Creative Studio initially to be available in beta to Display & Video 360 customers, and to select YouTube Ads customers.
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Google to retire Lightbox creatives in DV360
Lightbox creatives were limited to Google exchange.
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Google introduces specific YouTube masthead content requirements
Prescription drug terms, gambling, elections and political content, and alcohol are now forbidden content categories in YouTube masthead ads.
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Google sunsets fixed-sized link units in AdSense
Link Ads displayed a list of topics relevant to the content of the page. Google only paid for clicks on the final ads.
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Google now accepts WebP image format in Merchant Center
Google developed WebP, an image format initially released in 2010.
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Google changes Inaccurate Availability policy in Merchant Center, starting in September
Merchant Center is a program where merchants share in real time the details of their products, so then they can use this information on Google Ads products.
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PRAM: Delayed plan to phase out support for third-party cookies provides additional time for testing and collaboration
PRAM points out that the clock is still ticking.
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Streaming usage is now 26% of all time spent on TV in the US
Nielsen this month revealed that streaming usage, in the US, across all television homes has climbed to 26% of all time spent on TV.
