YouTube expands Masthead ad eligibility to online gambling advertisers
Starting October 21st, YouTube will allow certified online gambling advertisers to run Masthead ads, expanding eligibility beyond sports betting.
Starting October 21st, YouTube will allow certified online gambling advertisers to run Masthead ads, expanding eligibility beyond sports betting.
Creating fewer, more purposeful pages can improve relevance, reduce duplication, and strengthen local search performance.
Google updated its age estimation ads policy and changes what they now restrict ads for with shocking content not making the cut.
Google calls it site reputation abuse: legacy news brands, fake bylines, casino links, layoffs, and deindexing in a search spam scheme.
Google will allow personalization for social casino game app campaigns, excluding them from the gambling-related restrictions.
Stricter recertification rules coming for Gambling and Games advertisers starting November 2024, with violations leading to immediate account suspension.
Cheenu Venkatachary is also replacing Pandu Nayak as lead of search quality and ranking. Cathy Edwards is moving to the Long-term Bets team.
Google now accepts and runs sports betting ads in Delaware, but eligible advertisers must apply for accreditation.
Google will start accepting and running Ads from some sports betting and lottery couriers, starting next week.
These new rules will only affect games that meet specific criteria and are promoted by Google Ads certified advertisers.
If you work in sectors such as health and gambling, Microsoft has also announced updates that could impact you.
Mobile or online sports bets can be placed in New York beginning Saturday morning and with that Google Ads is adapting.
The updated policy aligns the Microsoft Audience Network with other advertising platforms.
The new feature will launch on YouTube in the U.S. first.
Ads to appear across Google ad networks including mobile apps, search, display and video.
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