2 light questions about AdSense

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by Prositers, Sep 11, 2007.

  1. #1
    Yo buddies
    I have web development company and i have an AdSense account
    Is it possible to place my ads beside the customers' ad at their own site i do develop and design?
    is it possible one site have 2 adsense placements for 2 different acounts?

    other question:
    how many placements can one site has? is it counted per site or per page? my site; i have placed 4 ads but only 3 visible, all 4 are under my account.

    Thanks for being polite while answering me


    God bless and have a nice day fellows
     
    Prositers, Sep 11, 2007 IP
  2. Prositers

    Prositers Peon

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    up

    please say sometnig
     
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    webgk.com Peon

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    #3
    What do you mean by 2 different accounts?
    You mean, you have 2 adsense a/c! :confused:
     
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    No .. i design web pages
    some customers have their own adsense accounts
     
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    #5
    You can only display ads from one publisher on any single page.

    The AdSense Program Policies specify the number of ads that are allowed on a page:
     
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    thank you
    you said page
    if the site has many pages (contact us, gallery, ... ) and sub domains can i be the second publisher in such case?
     
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    Yes, each page can display ads from a different publisher. That is how the revenue sharing here on Digital Point works.
     
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    Its called sharing. You will need to install it so only one code appears during an impression (you can't have both codes on the same page at the same time).
     
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  9. SUN.

    SUN. Well-Known Member

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    I Recommended This Random:

    
    <form name="myFormName" method="get" action=" "> 
    <noscript> 
    <div> 
    If you can see this then SCRIPTS are turned OFF 
    </div> 
    </noscript> 
    <script type="text/javascript"> 
    function displayRandomAd() 
    { 
    //store the adverts in arrays 
    heading = new Array(); 
    theAdText = new Array(); 
    
    heading[0] = "ads1"; 
    theAdText[0] = "" 
    + ""; 
    
    heading[1] = "ads2"; 
    theAdText[1] = "" 
    + ""; 
    
    heading[2] = "ads3"; 
    theAdText[2] = "" 
    + "" 
    + "<br\/>"; 
    
    heading[3] = "ads4"; 
    theAdText[3] = "" 
    + ""; 
    
    heading[4] = "ads5"; 
    theAdText[4] = "" 
    + "" 
    + "" 
    + "<br\/><br\/>"; 
    
    heading[5] = "ads6"; 
    theAdText[5] = "" 
    + "<br\/>"; 
    
    //calculate a random index 
    // NB the more ads you have, the less likely it is to see the same one twice in a row 
    index = Math.floor(Math.random() * theAdText.length); 
    
    //display the ad 
    document.write( '' 
    + '<h4> ' + heading[index] + '<\/h4>' 
    + '<p>' + theAdText[index] + '\n' + '<\/p>' 
    ); 
    //done 
    } 
    </script> 
    <script type="text/javascript"> 
    displayRandomAd(); 
    </script> 
    </form> 
    
    Code (markup):
     
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