Google Ads Developer Blog feed moves to new address covering all ad products
· 26h ago · Originally reported by PPC Land
Google's legacy Ads Developer Blog feed stopped receiving new posts after November 10. Feed subscribers tracking Google Ads API changes must switch to a new address that carries a 25-post feed covering all ad products, while pre-2024 posts remain on Blogger outside the new feed.
Why it matters
Developers and ad tech teams that rely on RSS feeds to track Google Ads API updates need to repoint their subscriptions or they will silently miss change announcements.
Explain it like I’m new here
It's like your favorite comic book store moved to a new address — if you don't update where you look for it, you'll never see the new issues.
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