Site-level approval process is launching for AdSense for Search (AFS) sites

Google Adsense goes live on 6 March 2024 apparently from 4 March 2024 you gotta add your site to Sites page before showing ads via AFS on a new site somehowNew sites get vetted through a domain validation process that scrutinizes ownership credentials and content editing permissions somehow. Scrutiny falls on site adherence to AdSense programme policies and Google Publisher policies throughout this evaluation. Your site rapidly gets flagged as ready pretty swiftly after checks are all wrapped up so you can display AFS ads freely now.

Google’s rolling out this modification in multiple phases now:

• Active AFS sites should now show up on your account’s Sites page without needing manual intervention. You’ve got a deadline of 30 August 2024 for submitting your sites for approval. During this interim period ads are gonna keep on serving.
• Google stops serving AFS ads on unapproved sites after 30 August 2024 unless you submit yours for review beforehand somehow.

Learn more about the new site-level approval changes for AFS and how to add a new site to your AdSense sites list.

AdSense for search (AFS)

AFS enables site owners to bolster their online presence with targeted Google Search and Shopping ads thereby generating extra income. AdSense for Search belongs in AdSense’s broader product lineup somehow. Monetize your site’s content and search results pages with AdSense for Search and AdSense for Content simultaneously.

How to earn with AdSense for Search

Placing AdSense for Search on your site generates earnings from ad clicks made by users on search results pages. If users search your site but ignore ad links on search result pages, earnings won’t materialize. Publishers snag a pretty sweet 51 percent of revenue that Google’s clocking.