I have placed 3 google ad scripts in my site. They are really nice but sometimes for example I see 2 of 3, or 1 of 3.
I just wanted to make sure that this is coming from google adsense's behavior. Is it like that or maybe it is coming from my website ?
Adsense shows ads based on your ip and if they are available. Check your website stats and compair them with the stats of Adsense.
It is probably normal behaviour.
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Believe me that I've asked this in Adsense forums (Spanish AND English), and also checked the following resources and questions:
1 - 2 - 3 - 4
I have an AdSense account that actually works with AdMob. We see successfully ads on Android, but I can't see them for web. We can create in AdSense new ads without a problem and we let pass even more than 2 months to ads to set themselves up, but nothing changed.
Still, the answer I get from ads is a 200 status with the following HTML content:
<html><body style="background-color:transparent"></body></html>
Giving bounty since none has been able to resolve it, nor Google Forums or Stackoverflow!
EDIT
We've checked with a brand new account and it works!! Our original account is not banned though and it's serving ads for AdMob, but the problem comes with AdSense (for web)!
I had almost the same problem once. With the settings I made Google was not able to get advertisement for my page. See the answer:
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/113262?ctx=tltp&hl=en
The solution (for me) was to add a new unit and a completely new channel as well. If You check the If no ads available option You can choose from 3 options:
Collapse the ad unit, otherwise show blank space (default)
Collapse the ad unit, otherwise show colour
Show other URL
If the problem persists you should send a feedback message including the URL, the exact description of the problem. This is maybe an internal problem in Googles algorithm (as if it is not able to find ads for you).
Important: Have you checked from different browsers, other machines and Google accounts? The algorithm behind the whole AdSense motor is relying on those information heavily. (It means that if You do not see ads on your site, it still could show some to others.)
Edit: If You tried to use a newly created unit and it did not work, I suspect a google bug and I am mostly out of ideas. In my case this solved the problem, but if You are unlucky with it You really should use an other account if possible.
I am developing a website where I want to show Google ads. How can I test ads on my site? Additionally:
Does Google allow me to test ads?
Does it think my tests are fake impressions?
Can I get blocked by Adsense?
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Google may not like it, but in its TOS it says you are allowed to test your ads, although I would recommend you not to refresh the site thousands of times. Instead, I would first remove the AdSense tags and use some divs with fixed width & height and a background color (or a background image which looks like a Google ad) to test it excessively. If you have tested your layouts, remove the test divs and re-add your Google AdSense code. Now you can test it an additional few times to be 100% sure that all works. You can surely reload the page 10-20 times. Remember to just view the ads for testing but never ever click on your own ads – Google doesn't like that.
how can some sites have more than 3 ad units on single page?
I saw this on: http://1sale.com/electronics/
There are 4 ads, is this all adsense, and if not, what is this?
How can this be possible when google allows only 3 per page?
Short answer:
It's not Google Adsense, so there are other rules for ad placing.
Long answer:
If you inspect the specific elements, you can see that these blocks are not AdSense unit (the divs don't contain the class 'adsbygoogle').
I also don't recommend implementing more than 3 ads because your page will look cluttered (probably more users will click on ads when the page looks nice and not full with ads). That's also why Google only allows 3 ad units.
I created a Custom Search Engine in Google AdSense. Then I went to the Google CSE page, where I customized the search engine.
On the AdSense dashboard I cannot cusomize the searchbox and the results layout as much as I would like. On the CSE dashboard I can do it.
E. g.: on the CSE dashboard I can set the results to be full width on the AdSense dashboard I only can set them to be displayed in an iframe which is at least 800px wide.
So I have two code snippets:
One I can generate on the AdSense dashboard
One I can generate on the CSE dashboard
But now I don't really know, which code to use in order to
get the money in AdSense
not to be banned from AdSense
Can anybody help? Thanks in advance.
The most up-to-date code snippet is from the CSE dashboard. The one included in Adsense panel is obsolete and will go away at some point.
To make sure you make money with Adsense on your CSE, both Adsense and CSE need to belong to the same owner (the same account). Then in the Make money tab make sure that "Search Engine Monetization" is on. This should be sufficient to make your CSE work with adsense.
To not be banned from Adsense, make sure you follow the Adsense Publisher Guidelines:
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/48182?hl=en-GB
Hope this helps!
I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this question. Feel free to close this thread if needed. But here's my question:
The page where the ad is located is http://engineercreativity.com/adsense.html
I copy/pasted the ad code and placed it in a simple page (because it wasn't working on my actual website).
The ad code is for an adsense "Ad for Content". It's supposed to be something like:
Ads by Google Ad1 Ad2 Ad3 ....
But it shows:
Ads by Google textbox button
Is there a way to fix this. I'm sure it's not related to the code, but rather to the Google Ads settings. Are any of you familiar with Google Adsense?
It's working as intended. It doesn't have any ads to show because of the lack of actual content on the page.
You inserted the ad correctly. But did you mean to set the ad's height to 15?
And as Matt H answered, you'll have to wait for Google to crawl your site before it serves relevant advertisements.
Google AdSense: Confirm the ad shows on your site