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Boost your business with a Certified Publishing Partner

Today we’re excited to launch our new Certified Publishing Partner program.

Certified Publishing Partners are trained experts on AdSense, DoubleClick for Publishers, and DoubleClick Ad Exchange who could help you earn more from your sites while also saving you time. Whether you’re just starting out with ads, fine-tuning your existing ad setup or looking for brand new revenue sources, Certified Publishing Partners are ready to help you achieve your goals. They know how to make online ads work harder for you so you can spend more time creating and publishing your great content.

Get superior account management
Certified Publishing Partners are experts at account management services like:
  • Full-service ad operations, implementation and testing
  • Mobile, web, app and responsive design and development
  • Content moderation 
  • Video integration
  • Monetization
  • Ad customization

Feel confident
When you see the Certified Publishing Partner badge it means that a partner has been carefully vetted and meets Google's rigorous qualification standards. They have received high rankings in client satisfaction. They are, in short, a trusted business partner.
The Certified Partner Program is officially open for business today.  Learn more about the program and see a list of our partners. Then let us know what you think in the comments section below.

Updated post, 12/22/2015: 
The Google AdSense Certified Publisher (GASCP) program will be sunset on December 31, 2015. It will be replaced by the Google Certified Publishing Partner program. Partners accepted to our new program are trained experts on not only Google AdSense, but also DoubleClick Ad Exchange, and DoubleClick for Publishers.

For more information, visit our website or the GASCP Help Center.






Posted by Sahar Golestani
SMB Publishing Marketing Manager

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