Ad Extension is a part of AdWords’ suite of advertising services that allow publishers to place ads anywhere in the Internet ad exchange.

Ad Extension is a part of AdWords suite of advertising services that allows publishers to place ads anywhere in the Internet ad exchange. In general, Ad Extension allows publishers to place an ad to the most relevant search terms in the ad’s search results page (or wherever else the publishers want). For example, a publisher could place an ad to a website’s home page, and that ad would appear in the ads exchange for search terms related to that website (or in any other website’s home page).

Ad Extension allows publishers to place ads to the most relevant searches in the results of search queries. For example, when a publisher wants to place an ad to a website that has a relevant search term for the audience of a specific type of people, the publisher can do so with an Ad Extension.

There are several types of Ad Extensions, such as the search extension and the social extension, but all of them have the same purpose: to give publishers more ways to reach their audience. By offering publishers more ways to reach their audience, Ad Extensions are a great way for publishers to gain more and more visibility.

An Ad Extension is like a paid placement on a website that is a part of a paid media campaign. It is an advertisement that can be placed by a publisher to a website, with the same purpose as a paid placement but with more ways to reach people.

Because Ad Extensions are part of paid media campaigns, publishers have a lot of reasons to choose to be in them. Because Ad Extensions are part of a paid media campaign, publishers get to choose the advertiser. The way it works is that Ad Extensions are made up of one of these four things: Paid media campaign, Ad Extension, ad placement, or a combination of them.

Because of the ads that are used in the site, not the ads that are actually paid media campaign. Therefore, publishers have to choose which advertisement they want to be in.

The problem here is that the only thing that comes with being a paid media campaign is money. You don’t get a free trial of the site when you sign up for a free trial of the site. That’s because you have to put in your email and password to access your account. The paid media campaign is only free for 12 months after you sign up for it. If you don’t like the product you’re signing up for, you can cancel the campaign and save money.

With social media on the rise, it doesnt make sense to charge for your ad space, regardless of whether it is showing relevant content. Because publishers do have to pay to be on social media, you may think it wouldn’t make sense to charge for your ad space. If you do, think about how you could have spent the money to get an ad before it was released. Instead, you are now paying for the publisher’s time and effort to be on social.

Like I said before, social media is on the rise. The reason publishers are spending more money on social media is because it is a powerful platform. The more people who use social media, the more content publishers can get their hands on. By charging for ads, publishers are taking their business away from their social media efforts.