AdSense Two Publishers

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by yawez.com, Feb 4, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hello, my partner and I live in different countries and we both want to put ads on the site. Does Google AdSense allow two publisher ads on the same page?

    Thanks.
     
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  2. ufancha

    ufancha Peon

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    yes you can.google allows up to three different ads on one page.
     
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  3. internetmarketingiq

    internetmarketingiq Well-Known Member

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    One Account ID on the page.
     
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  4. yawez.com

    yawez.com Peon

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    So how can I allow this to happen so that both of us earn. Are there any solutions?
     
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    It might be permitted to have only one publisher's ads on a single page. In other words, you could have your ad's displayed on pages a,b,c,d,e, and f, and have your partner's ads displayed on the rest of the pages.

    Just contact Google to be sure...
     
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    yes its allowed.
     
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    It is allowed and legal. Maximum of three ads are allowed per page.
     
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    Yeah, but who ever gets the home page gets the more money so it's not fair..
     
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    yawez.com Peon

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    Are you sure? Can you send me the link to where it says it so I can check it out please?

    Thanks.
     
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  10. lifeplayer

    lifeplayer Notable Member

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    Seldome people do this. If two of you are sharing the website, you shall use one account and share to money. To play safe, i suggest you send email to adsense support team to get the answer. I never see this term in adsense TOS
     
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    Can you post the answer you get from adsense too? We tried to put multiple publisher IDs on our site before and it wasnt well received.
     
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    Hi yawez.com

    I posted solution using odd and even seconds on your other post. I have another solution if you want to make sure that you and your partner split 50/50
    the odd/even second solution will be close to 50%, but not for sure.

    Make a database table that consists of 2 columns, impressions and user_id

    the sql statement is simple
    SELECT user_id FROM table ORDER BY impressions desc

    That will get the user_id where the impressions column has the lower number. So if you have 10 impressions and your partner has 11, your user_id will be returned.

    Then use the user_id that is returned to update the table
    UPDATE table SET impressions = impressions+1 WHERE user_id = $user_id

    As you can see there can possible be a lot of database hits if you get a lot of traffic, which is why I like the odd/even second method.
     
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