Google has announced a new feature to Mobile for AdSense applications that allows developers in the US and Canada to monetize their iPad apps
The new iOS SDK supports ad serving in iPad apps using three of the most common online ad formats, instantly making it easier for developers to grow their businesses and for advertisers to expand their presence to the iPad. Advertisers whose campaigns run on the Google Display Network and include text or image ads in the above sizes can now show ads within iPad applications – provided their campaigns are targeting mobile devices or specifically the iPad.
If you are interested in participating in the AdSense for Mobile Applications beta program, here’s how you can apply to get started:
1. Sign up for free to become an AdSense partner or log in to your existing
AdSense account at www.google.com/adsense.
2. Within your AdSense Setup tab, select AdSense for Mobile Applications
and follow the steps to complete the application for the beta program.
3. Once your application is approved, you’ll receive a confirmation email
with instructions on how to access your developer toolkit.
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The new iOS SDK supports ad serving in iPad apps using three of the most common online ad formats, instantly making it easier for developers to grow their businesses and for advertisers to expand their presence to the iPad. Advertisers whose campaigns run on the Google Display Network and include text or image ads in the above sizes can now show ads within iPad applications – provided their campaigns are targeting mobile devices or specifically the iPad.
If you are interested in participating in the AdSense for Mobile Applications beta program, here’s how you can apply to get started:
1. Sign up for free to become an AdSense partner or log in to your existing
AdSense account at www.google.com/adsense.
2. Within your AdSense Setup tab, select AdSense for Mobile Applications
and follow the steps to complete the application for the beta program.
3. Once your application is approved, you’ll receive a confirmation email
with instructions on how to access your developer toolkit.
Read More