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Update Your Google Affiliate Network Sign-in to a Google Account
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You can now update your Google Affiliate Network sign-in information to a Google Account. This will let you access all your Affiliate Network account and Google products with a single sign-in. After you update to a Google Account, you’ll be able to: Use the same sign-in for Google Affiliate Network and other Google products, including AdWords, AdSense, Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Personalized Search, and much more.Switch among Google Affiliate Network and other Google applications without having to sign in again.
The following image provides an overview of the process to update to a Google Account.
Please note: We cannot update the Google Affiliate Network sign-in pages until all users have updated. Therefore, we recommend that you bookmark the Google Account sign-in page for Google Affiliate Network.
Users who have updated to Google Accounts have the option to bookmark their new sign in pageAlready Updated? Sign in with my Google Account from the legacy sign in page. In addition, if you are already logged in to your Google Account (via another product) and navigate to either of these pages, you will be brought to your Affiliate Network dashboard (no need to enter login information again).
Users that choose to not update to a Google Account at this time can continue to log in with their existing credentials from the legacy sign in page. or select the link marked
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