Anyways, I guess this doesnt make any change with the Mobile experience from GA. Maybe if you were using the native browser of your phone, this might be something smart. But if you are fond of using the Opera Mini mobile browser, it can render almost any webpages perfectly, and the Old Adsense interface loads like a piece of cake.

I don’t know why this had happened, I still don’t have an idea what will happen on my AdMob account and my very little earnings. Hahah. Such an another nonsense post, maybe I was also carried away from the recent approval of my brother’s GA publisher account. Congrats buddy!^_^

He was eyeing for the best replica watches, and he found out about the omega replica watches. He now have the drive to work hard on adsense so he can buy a new watch.

But now, there wouldn’t be any more passive profit from that good old mobile adserving company.

Honestly, I’m just one of the small-time earner from admob. My clicks isn’t that good because my traffic isn’t that massive. I just dont focused on my admob otimization though. But still, I was able to make some few minimum cash-outs from this good old adserving site.

Few months ago, Google bought admob. Nothing had changed way back then but not until nowadays. Now, you are required to link your google account to be able to access your admob dashboard, and there would be no admob ads anymore, right after September 30.

Google said that, the adsense ads must be the one that publishers should use by now. I cannot really get a picture of what will happen on this, honestly. This will only for mobile web publishers, as what I read from somewhere that those ads on mobile applications will retain. I am hoping that I would be paid later this month for the balance I have which is over the threshold already. Then, this had killed my desire on building wapsites, a little bit I guess.

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