If you use a Custom Search Engine to power search on your site, you may already be familiar with the advanced Custom Search Element launched in 2009. Since then we’ve improved the results pages of these search engines with new features like mobile compatibility, more layout options, and new ad formats. We’re excited to announce that we’re now also taking steps to update the look and feel of traditional Custom Search Engines that embed results in an iframe on publisher sites, or that host results pages on Google.
Over the coming months you’ll see changes in the presentation of your search results pages for a richer, cleaner, and easier to use experience for your users. If you monitor the earnings from your search engine through AdSense for search, you may also see changes in your ad performance. We’re working towards improving ad relevance for users with new layouts and ad formats, while continuing to prevent accidental clicks. No action is required on your part for these updates.
If you’d like to add search functionality to your site and get started with Custom Search, sign in to your account and create a new Custom Search Engine under the “My Ads” tab of the new AdSense interface.
Source : http://adsense.blogspot.com/2011/07/upcoming-improvements-to-custom-search.html?utm_source=facebookEN&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=ww-ww-et-facebook2011-07-21
Over the coming months you’ll see changes in the presentation of your search results pages for a richer, cleaner, and easier to use experience for your users. If you monitor the earnings from your search engine through AdSense for search, you may also see changes in your ad performance. We’re working towards improving ad relevance for users with new layouts and ad formats, while continuing to prevent accidental clicks. No action is required on your part for these updates.
If you’d like to add search functionality to your site and get started with Custom Search, sign in to your account and create a new Custom Search Engine under the “My Ads” tab of the new AdSense interface.
Source : http://adsense.blogspot.com/2011/07/upcoming-improvements-to-custom-search.html?utm_source=facebookEN&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=ww-ww-et-facebook2011-07-21







So my friends, the point of this article is to bring to your attention, the risks you could be taking, should you decide to delve into the realms of auto blogging and yes I do realize that it could be that your Adsense account only pays you peanuts & therefore you would not be unduly concerned about losing your account! But the problem is, would Google’s wrath stop at termination of your Adsense account or could it also extend to having your website de-indexed or at the very least sandboxed or relegated to the supplemental cache. Let’s face it, there is not much point in having 100 websites, if you cannot get any decent ranking and web traffic, so before parting with your hard earned bucks, please give this some serious thought.














