If you ever faced problems with adsense, or your account was banned :).. you now know who to get hold off... These are the hard working guys who maintain Adsense and make millions of people all that easy money... Three cheers for them
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How to solve Adsense bug showing 6 Adsense blocks
Posted by Mandeep Singh Bhangu Labels: Google Adsense, Javascript TricksRecently i have noticed that google adsense has got a little bug. Earlier we could post as many Adsense for Content Ad units on a single page but only first three ads were shown And rest of code used to hide itself, but from last one month or so first 6 Ads are showing up with first 3 showing ads and other three Ad blocks either remain blank or show Page not found Error.
Lot of bloggers like me don't have much control on how many Ads are shown on each page if we embed the ads in each post.
I am hopeful that this will be solved as soon as possible because such blank spaces on website make it look very bad.
I have read about adsense split testing on one of adsense tips pages, and have found that this is alright with adsense.
To overcome the current issue i have written a short solution, though i am still waiting for a thumbs up
from adsense team before we can use it on our websites.
All i am doing is replacing the Ad unit with link unit after first 3 Ad units.
I have given it a short test and it works fine.
First of all add the follwing code in your Head element.
<head>
<script type='text/javascript'>
var varstr = 0;
</script>
</head>
After that you have to use the follwing code in every Content Ad unit, make sure you copy paste the whole Ad code variables i have left out colour and channel variables for now.
<script type='text/javascript'>
varstr = varstr + 1;
if (varstr < 4){
google_ad_client = "your pub-id";
google_ad_width = 468;
google_ad_height = 60;
google_ad_format = "468x60_as";
google_ad_type = "text";
}else
{
google_ad_client = "your pub-id";
google_ad_width = 200;
google_ad_height = 90;
google_ad_format = "200x90_0ads_al";
}
</script>
Tip : Replace all { signs with & lt; remove the space between & lt;
You can give it a short test but please do not use it untill its confirmed that adsense is not against such code variations. I will update you guys on this whenever adsense support team replies to my email.
Any questions? please post them in comments section.
Wow, life will become much easier for webmasters using adsense from now on, Google is planning to provide a new feature that will let adsense publishers manage their AD units within their adsense account.
You will be able to perform following actions from your adsense account with this new feature :-
- Your Colors and Channels of new content Ad Units will be saved inside your adsense account. so in future if you want to change the channel number of colors or this unit, you can do that from your adsense account.
- No need to change code on your different blogs or websites
Well if you are owner of 10 blogs and few websites, then most of your time is wasted optimising your adsense ad units, but with this new feature life will become much easier.
though google hasn't rolled out this feature to any adsense account yet but they will be soon publishing more details of how to use it etc.
I can't wait to get my hands on this piece of technology.
Images from google official blog :
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