Adding adsense to multiple pages on large site (more efficiently)

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by IanT, Feb 9, 2010.

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    What is the best way to add my advertisements to a large website (ie over 100 pages of content)... do you have to go to each page individually and add them one by one (tiiiime consuming!)

    or is there an auto-script loader or something of the sort to help make the process more efficient? Im mostly going to be putting the ads in the same place on each page...
     
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  2. Adpubster

    Adpubster Peon

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    Try SSI...you still have to put the include code in each page, but it's only one line vs the whole javascript. Also if you ever change the format of the ad you only have to change one file, not 100.
     
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  3. IanT

    IanT Well-Known Member

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    that would be veeeeeeeeeeery helpful... thats just what i was looking for :)

    thank you!
     
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    OK, I don't understand that if you use adwords keyword search tool then you would find that per click cost is $10 but via adsense you are paid around 40 to 60 cents for that particular niche, why is it so?
     
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    Please start your own thread if you have a question that is completely unrelated to the original post.
     
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  6. IanT

    IanT Well-Known Member

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    im no expert but my guess is thats how google makes their money... bringing your advertisement, which would normally take way more work to be seen ... to the masses... for just $10
     
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    I have never been a big fan of ssi. I would use php to do the exact same thing.

    If your pages are now html you could even set the server to parse html as if it were php. That way you do not have to rename any of your pages.
     
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    Just depends upon your situation and preferences I suppose.
     
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