Google Celebrates 10 Years Of AdSense: Says Over 2 Million Publishers Earned More Than $7 Billion Last Year

A good news for all publisher google adsense has complete 10th year , Today is celebration day for google Today marks the official 10th anniversary of Google’s advertising network for publishers, AdSense.In a post on the Google blog, Susan Wojcicki, SVP of Ads and Commerce, reflects on the early days in 2003 when AdSense was a fledgling product to today when AdSense is an integral part of Google’s advertising business

The AdSense community has grown to include more than 2 million publishers, and last year alone, publishers earned more than $7 billion from AdSense.

We can say Adsense born year is 2003. And Adsense launched it publicly on June 18, 2003. AdSense was born from Google’s 2003 acquisition of Applied Semantics which had developed a contextual search algorithm. Google piloted its content-targeted advertising program in March 2003 . Publishers could serve content-targeted text-based ads (no banners, yet) from Google AdWords.

Publishers with more than 20 million page views per month were eligible for premium AdSense service with dedicated account service. Premium account status publishers at the time included ABC.com, HowStuffWorks, Internet Broadcasting Systems, Inc., Lycos Europe, Knight Ridder Digital, About.com, and CNET. Google wrote in the launch announcement that publishers would have access to Google’s network of over 100,000 search advertisers. By Google’s IPO filing in 2007, the network had ballooned to 1 million advertisers–and has continued to grow, though the company does not publish official numbers.

Day By Day google increase his functionality and all new features , Google continues to invest in the AdSense program, with several updates and announcements made this year including new larger ad sizes, publisher tool updates, and a deal with Yahoo to run AdSense ads on the Yahoo network.

Susan Wojcicki will be leading a live Hangout at 10AM PDT today to talk about what the future holds for AdSense. You’ll find a link to the Hangout on the AdSense Google+ page the event begins.