Ok, so we all know that the highest paying ads are served in the first bit of ADsense code that is placed. BUt what about if you are using a Drupal CMS or some other sort of CMS? Where it is one line of code (or the actual adsense code) in the node file, which is repeated multiple times on the page?, How do we know where the highest paying ads are being served in that case? Has anyone thought of this, or have any thoughts?
Since the node file is repeated, I'd guess that the first node-file-code in the final HTML-code is the one that gets the highest bidding ads.
Right, that is what I was thinking. The first one displayed is likely the highest paying ad unit. Thanks dude.
I hope you know that .php-files or .asp-files or the like are always rendered by the server and then the output, the .html-file is what the browser/spider sees.