What’s new in Google Ad Manager

Release notes for June 30, 2025

Follow along: Blog | YouTube | X  

Check this article to learn about new Ad Manager features and enhancements. Updates are usually posted every other Monday. For previous releases, you can review the archive

Traffic and deliver ads

Offerwall is now generally available

Offerwall gives your users flexible options to access content, turning engagement into monetization. Unlock new revenue streams by monetizing your most engaged users seamlessly within the Privacy & messaging builder. Learn more  about Offerwall messages, or set up Offerwall in Google Ad Manager

Report and Optimize

New Skillshop e-learning course certification: Interactive reports in Google Ad Manager

Learn how to get the most out of Ad Manager through e-learning designed by our platform experts. Get familiar with Interactive reporting with four new training modules:

  • Discover Interactive reports in GAM
  • Create an Interactive report
  • Export, Share or Copy an Interactive report
  • Performance Alerts with Flags

To get started with these modules, enroll in the course Drive advertising revenue with Google Ad Manager. Learn more about this and other courses at Take Skillshop e-learning certification courses

Total revenue metric renamed

The revenue metric "Total CPM, CPC, CPD, and vCPM revenue" has been renamed to "Total revenue." We made this change to simplify metric naming as we continue to expand support for conversion types, such as with the alpha launch of Competed Views for video ads. 

OriginalPublisherProviderID in Data Transfer

Ad Manager launched a new field to Data Transfer, based directly on your feedback. "OriginalPublisherProviderID" gives publishers unencrypted PPID for easier analysis, user matching, and seamless integration with their systems. Learn more about setting up Data Transfer files.

Advertiser Domain in Data Transfer

We launched a new beta field to Data Transfer for "Declared Advertiser Domain," which will include the domain communicated on a bid response for a programmatic ad. For details, explore Data Transfer fields.

Interactive reports: Updates based on your feedback

We've added the following new metrics and dimensions to Interactive reports, giving you even deeper insights into your ad performance:

Dimensions Metrics
  • Creative video redirect third party
  • Custom spot 
  • Custom spot ID 
  • Vast version
  • Video ad break type
  • Video ad duration 
  • Video ad formats rule 
  • Video ad formats rule ID 
  • Video ad request duration 
  • Video SDK version 
  • Ad Exchange cost per click
  • Ad Exchange delivery rate
  • Ad Exchange lift earnings
  • Ad Exchange match rate 
  • Ad Exchange matched request CTR 
  • Ad Exchange matched request eCPM
  • Ad Exchange opportunities from errors 
  • Ad Exchange opportunities from impressions 
  • Ad Exchange plus yield group eCPM 
  • Ad Exchange plus yield group impressions 
  • Ad Exchange plus yield group revenue 
  • Ad Exchange total request CTR 
  • Ad Exchange total request eCPM 
  • Ad Exchange total requests 
  • Total Active View impressions audible and visible at completion 
  • Inactive begin to render impressions 
  • Total muted impressions 
  • Total rewards granted 
  • Total unloaded impressions due to CPU 
  • Total unloaded impressions due to Network 

View other Interactive report updates based on your feedback.

Policy

Universal Opt-Out Mechanism provisions update

Similar to the Colorado Universal Opt-Out Mechanism (UOOMs) provisions, additional US States including Connecticut, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Texas, Minnesota, New Jersey and Maryland, have similar UOOMs provisions that require Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals opt the user out of ad targeting, sale, or share of data. For users in Colorado, Connecticut, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Texas, Minnesota, New Jersey and Maryland, Google will receive GPC signals directly and trigger RDP mode for those ad requests.

New comprehensive US state laws coming into effect

New comprehensive US state laws coming into effect include: the Tennessee Information Protection Act (July 1st), the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (July 1st), the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (Oct 1st), the Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act (INCDPA), the Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act, and the Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act (Jan 2026). 

Google's approach in these states is similar to that of existing US states with active comprehensive laws. Activating RDP mode turns off ad personalization, which may assist publishers in honoring opt-outs for targeted advertising and avoiding activities that could be considered a "sale" or "sharing" of user data.

Please note that publishers should still work with their legal teams to understand if RDP is the appropriate solution for their compliance. Publishers who currently leverage the RDP should work with their legal teams to understand if they should expand their use of RDP in additional states.

Other product or Help Center updates

US state regulations messages update for Privacy & messaging

The US state regulations messages available in the Privacy & messaging tool have been updated to support publisher compliance with new state privacy regulations in Florida, Maryland, Minnesota, and Tennessee. To use these new settings:

Learn more about US state regulations messages.

Best practices for resource-efficient ad serving

We’ve posted an article in the Ad Manager Help Center that includes information on the environmental impact of digital ads and provides some suggestions on how publishers can act. To review the best practices, visit A publisher's guide to reducing carbon emissions.

 

Coming soon

Total optimization lift (%) metric deprecated
The Total optimization lift (%) metric has been deprecated in the Reports tool and will be removed from Ad Manager in early 2026. This metric became irrelevant in 2019 after the transition to first-price auction.

Deprecating Ad Technologies opt-in in Protections
The Ad Technologies opt-In control in Ad Manager Protections will be deprecated the week of July 7, 2025. This control, which requires publishers to opt in to specific technologies from a blocklist, has become obsolete. The control may negatively impact revenue in its default state, and its privacy and brand safety functionalities are no longer effective. No action is required from publishers.

  • Publishers will continue to block VPAID by default, and have control to opt in on specific inventory. All existing settings with respect to VPAID will remain unchanged. 
  • To manage ad tech vendors in regulatory regions, please continue to use your CMP to collect and manage user consent as necessary. 

Details on the migration to Interactive reports
In Ad Manager "Reporting," Interactive reports will replace Reports in 2026.
Image showing the "Reports" tool with a "Deprecated" label in Ad Manager reporting, with the "Interactive reports" feature labeled "new" above it

Interactive reports, now available to all Ad Manager publishers, offers an enhanced reporting experience, including such features as AI report generation, options for deeper analysis, flags for notifications, building and viewing reports on a single page, and more.

Throughout the migration, we'll continue adding dimensions and metrics to Interactive reports. For any dimensions or metrics you'd like added to Interactive reports, please share your suggestions. Note that dimensions and metrics marked "Deprecated" in the Reports tool won't be migrated to Interactive reports.

 

See previous release notes

Was this helpful?

How can we improve it?
true
Search
Clear search
Close search
Main menu
8424630471147912035
true
Search Help Center
true
true
true
true
true
148
false
false
false
false