Google Ads is making a big change in its search partner network, selecting all the accounts advertising on automatically parked domains, websites, which are registered, but not actively developed, 19 March Are starting from
Description:
- Google will automatically exclude all advertisers from showing advertisements on domains parked.
- The change will gradually be out in several months.
- Advertisers can still choose manually through their account content suitability settings.
Why do we care? The change will affect all advertisers using Google's search partner network, potentially reduce advertising access but will improve the quality of advertising placements.
between the lines. While Google clearly did not say why they are making this change, this possibility is stems from concerns about advertising quality and effectiveness, as parked domains usually generate low quality traffic.
Before this. Google announced in September that the advertisements will no longer appear on the domain parked for new accounts by default starting in October.
first seen. We noted this update for the first time when the founder of Zato Marketing Kirk Williams, he shared the email received from Google, Linkedin,


What will happen nextAdvertisers must choose to show advertisements on actively parked domains, which marks a reversal from the previous default opt-in view.
go deeper, Parked Domains Google's search partners are part of the network, which reaches beyond advertisers' own search result pages.
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