Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Today we're announcing the move of the Google Ads Developer Blog from Blogger to the [Google for Developers](https://developers.google.com?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-new-blog) platform, where it will be joining the [Google Advertising and Measurement Developers Hub](https://developers.google.com/ads?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-new-blog) and be known as the [Google Advertising and Measurement Developer Blog](https://developers.google.com/ads/blog.md.txt?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-new-blog).

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You're probably already familiar with this platform: it's where we host guides
and reference documentation for our various products. While this move will give
our blog a new look, improved formatting, and additional features such as
clearer tagging and curated product pages, it won't change the content. In fact,
it will make it easier for you to get the information you need about the
products you use.

Starting **November 11, 2026**:

- Our current Blogger homepage, [ads-developers.googleblog.com](https://ads-developers.googleblog.com?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-old-blog), will redirect to our new site at [developers.google.com/ads/blog](https://developers.google.com/ads/blog.md.txt?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-new-blog).
- Any blog post published on or after January 1, 2024, and any Blogger label page updated since that date will automatically redirect to its migrated version on the new platform.
- All new blog posts will be published solely on [developers.google.com/ads/blog](https://developers.google.com/ads/blog.md.txt?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-new-blog), with the most recent post available at [developers.google.com/ads/blog/latest](https://developers.google.com/ads/blog/latest?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-new-blog).

Any blog posts published before 2024 will continue to be hosted solely on
Blogger. These posts won't be included in any feeds on the new platform, but
will be listed in reverse chronological order on our [archive page](https://developers.google.com/ads/blog/posts/archive.md.txt?utm_source=googleblog-adsdevs&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=adr-blog-migration&utm_content=learnmore-new-blog)
and available directly using the URL.

If you receive our content using RSS, point your RSS reader to our new feed at
[developers.google.com/ads/blog/rss.xml](https://developers.google.com/ads/blog/rss.xml).
This new feed contains the most recent 25 posts and doesn't support
product-specific feeds. While blog updates will be reflected only in our new RSS
feed after November 10, the existing feed will continue to be accessible to
avoid breaking existing integrations.

After 15 years of the Google Ads Developer Blog on Blogger, we know that our
dedicated readers and developers are accustomed to how they hear from us. Our
priority with this migration is to make a better experience for you, and we
intend to continue updating our blog with that in mind. If you have any
questions, suggestions, or concerns, feel free to reach out to us on the
["Google Advertising and Measurement Community" Discord server](https://goo.gle/ads-and-measurement-discord).
We have created a temporary channel, **#ads-developer-blog**, for this
discussion. It will be available for the next few weeks.

![Portrait of the author](https://developers.google.com/static/ads/blog/images/tm.jpg) - Trevor Mulchay, Advertising and Measurement Developer Relations Team

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