Currently, we are working on our final year project and want to use Google ads to gain some more marks 😉😅.
While the website is still in development, we want to test where and how to use ads in the UI. In short, we wish to try Adsense ads, But how can I test Ads without approval?
The best way to see how and where Adsense ad is placed on your website is to sign up for Google Adsense. After you have been approved you can add your website and via the preview function you can see where adsense automatically places ads on your websites.
Here you can also indicate whether or not you want to show ads in this position. Adsense auto-ads will learn from your feedback.
If you want to keep control over the places where you display advertisements, it is best to disable auto ads and manually add ads in the location of your choice. Keep in mind the guidelines of Google Adsense.
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I have create a html5 banner using Google Web Designer following pretty much all the guidelines (https://support.google.com/webdesigner/answer/3261498?hl=en&ref_topic=3261495&rd=1).
I published it locally and uploaded to google adwords campaign as an Image add. In my banner there is a simple form for the user to enter basic details and submit it. So i have just one event on submit button. All good so far. After i uploaded the banner to google adwords, when i tested the banner the whole banner is clickable for some reason. Somehow google is appending a click event on the whole banner.
But according to docs (https://support.google.com/adwordspolicy/answer/176108?hl=en)
"HTML5 ads that are not created in Google Web Designer are, by
default, clickable on the entire area of the ad."
I used google web designer for this specific reason still i see the entire area clickable. Any ideas or suggestions or references would be great.
Thanks.
In Code view, add a higher z-index to the submit button so that it sits above the exit element.
I published it locally and uploaded to google adwords campaign as an Image add.
I think you should try to find a way to not upload as an Image Ad.
Google Adwords requires an exit/destination URL when you upload an ad on their platform disregarding what type of ad you upload.
That URL is assigned to your whole ad.
What you need is DoubleClick account. DoubleClick for advertisers will allow you specific button exits/destination URLs.
I trying to pass Google PageSpeed Insights validation, but I have 1 issue, in User Experience section:
The tap target <div id="abgc"></div> is close to 1 other tap targets.
I searched my whole page, but I cannot find this code.
Finaly I realise that id abgc is google ad sense div class for arrow in top right box on ad. But maybe I'm wrong?
How to fix this?
There is no way to fix this - PSI oddly enough also counts Adsense and Analytics code as issues under "Leverage browser caching", "Minify JavaScript" and a couple others as well. Their code isn't cached or minified from their side unfortunately, and the CSS they use for some formats of their Adsense ads do create tap target niggles.
The end result is that getting 100/100 when you're using Adsense or Analytics is - for all intents and purposes - impossible until the wizards at Google exclude their own code from the criteria.
I am building site.
I want to add ability to show an image beside the site+description when I am doing GOOGLE search, and see my site on organic GOOGLE search results.
i.e - https://www.google.co.il/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=8kzeU_mAFsOH4AaG6ID4AQ&gws_rd=ssl#q=cnn shows the result with a picture beside the site+description.
I tried to make a sample, as advised by webmaster tool, like follwing:
<img itemprop="image" ...>
but the above doesn't work (When I am searching by 'google search' image is not shown).
Thanks :)
Google does that stuff based on social networks, You would want to create a google+/facebook/twitter page for the site and upload a profile image there.
https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/175288?hl=en
Also you will want to confirm your domain ownership with google webmaster tools
http://www.google.com/webmasters/
All of these things increase the chance for your site getting a image next to it. BUT it is still determined by google's algorithms so it can take a while.
i have a website that has adsense ads embedded in the right sidebar area. the site basically contains multiple posts. I want the ads to launch whenever a post is viewed, i.e., when a user clicks on a link to view the post, it should launch the ad as well..
adsense provides a javascript that, i think, wouldn't suffice. please suggest a workaround..
You cannot automatically click Google Adsense ads. This is called click fraud and Google will detect it and ban you (and keep any money you've earned).
I'm building a ASP.NET application using C#. On my website, I also use AJAX toolkit from Microsoft. When error message are displayed, they appear under the Google ads.
It's very annoying because before adding the ads, everything was working good. In fact, it work perfectly but I'm searching for a way (probably CSS) to put the error message on top of the ads OR to put the ads from Google in the background.
With all the people having Google ads on their site, I hope someone has found a solution to this problem!
un tested solution.
put your adsense code in a div. add style to you div with z-index:-1. Add z-index:3 or above to your error container. In theory this will make google ads appear under you error message.
I believe the Google Ads code is specifically designed to make sure it is on top (to prevent "cheating the system" by obscuring or hiding the ads while still displaying them).
Your best bet is probably to try to alter how your error messages are displayed so that they don't go outside of the "content" area of the page into the ad area - perhaps make them appear below the input box instead of to the right of it, or something similar.