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Place your ads where they work best for you

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Google AdWords: Whats New?

Place your ads where they work best for you
Publisher-defined placements are a new feature of AdWords site-targeted campaigns. Publishers now can offer specific ad positions to advertisers: a news site might offer a placement only on the upper half of its main sports page, for instance, or a spot in the right column of all movie pages.

The result? You target not just the pages but the precise positions on the Google Content Network that work best for you.

We’ve changed the AdWords Site Tool to help you find these new options. When a site has relevant publisher-defined placements, they will be listed beneath the site’s URL in the Site Tool search results. (See fandango.com in the example below.) To see all the placements for a given site, click the new ‘View all placements’ link, also found beneath the site’s URL.

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