New Adsense Format

Discussion in 'Placement / Reviews / Examples' started by webprofessor, Apr 2, 2006.

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    Has anyone else seen this format before ?

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    I thought it was interesting, no "Ads by Google" either.

    Found it here and I have verified its real and they are not using any css tricks to hid the "Ads by Google"
     
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  2. pixads

    pixads Well-Known Member

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    looks like a premium publisher
     
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    lorien1973 Notable Member

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    source says thats a double click spot, doesnt it?
     
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  4. webprofessor

    webprofessor Peon

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    Part of the Adsense code says: format=468x60_sln. Didn't see it before I believe
     
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    #6
    theyre a premium publisher.
     
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  7. Sara

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    The lower ads do have the 'ads by google' on them - bottom of page. Premium publisher or has he just fiddled with the code for the top ads?
     
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    I think he's playing with the code, if it's original source, how come the bottom one contains Ads by Google?
     
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    no he did not play with the code. check it yourself, its the first thing I looked for.

    I'll take the Premium Publisher explanation.
     
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  10. rewlie

    rewlie Active Member

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    Maybe you can explain more bout Premium Publisher, also like to know ..
     
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    Jarodboy Prominent Member

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    Looks nice that format
     
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    iowadawg Prominent Member

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    adsense, they are served up by another service.
    The bottom ads are google and are correct.
     
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    they didnt modify the code. IT's a freakin magazine.
     
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    I'm guna go with premium publisher.
     
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    Whats a premium publisher? Ive never herd of it before? :S
     
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    iowadawg Prominent Member

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    That banner in the header is NOT adsense.
     
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    Premium publishers are basically owners of very high traffic sites which allow them to negotiate a better rate and customisation of layout. You can apply to become a premum publisher or you can get asked. By high traffic, I mean 20 million page views a month, although this isn't a concrete number. www.about.com is an example of a premium publisher.
     
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    From looking at the source, it looks like it's coming from Doubleclick to me. Which leads me to ask, is Doubleclick considered contextual? It sure looks contextual to me, but I suppose it could just be a good job of manually picking ads to run on a page.

    Funny thing about right-clicking and looking at Properties... yes, if you right-click on that area and go to Properties, it shows Google. But, if you go to the obvious Google ad and right-click, it doesn't show Google.
     
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    ok so the block IS from doubleclick, if you look at the javascript include you see that.

    but the links are from: googlesyndication.com
    and the ad unit is from here:
    http://pagead2.googlesyndication.co...40&u_his=50&u_java=true&u_nplug=24&u_nmime=90

    Live HTTP headers shows it goes through this:
    http://pagead2.googlesyndication.co...nt&Srh=Turntable&client=ca-primedia-pbmm_html

    My guesses:
    - google has feed partners
    - its an alternative ad served in the case of not having a doubleclick ad for the page
     
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  20. webprofessor

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    also that shows that since it is still an ad from google, it must be a premium publisher
     
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