How to Define No of ads in a block

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by rakesh kumar, Mar 7, 2011.

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    Dear DP members
    I want to know , as i have seen on some website, only three ads in a single ad block and no extra ads or browser. How to do this.

    Regards
     
    rakesh kumar, Mar 7, 2011 IP
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    nirajkum Active Member

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    Well you can define no of ads in some ad unit .... and some of the site has privelige adsense account and they can modify ad unit as per their requirement
     
    nirajkum, Mar 7, 2011 IP
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    rakesh kumar Active Member

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    Do you know how to upgrade into privilege adsense account.
     
    rakesh kumar, Mar 7, 2011 IP
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    RumpledElf Well-Known Member

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    You need several million ad impressions a month, then they invite you to be a premium publisher. Easy peasy - you don't have to do *anything!*
     
    RumpledElf, Mar 7, 2011 IP
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    rakesh kumar Active Member

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    But ii have seen such sites whose PR is not very good and also not have very good alexa. How did they manage it
     
    rakesh kumar, Mar 8, 2011 IP
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    rakesh kumar Active Member

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    I just found this article on this type of ads. and The author is claiming that this is real and approved by google for your kind consideration.
    http://www.cravingtech.com/more-google-adsense-formats.html
     
    rakesh kumar, Mar 8, 2011 IP
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    RumpledElf Well-Known Member

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    If you read the post, you'd see they are in a revenue sharing deal with someone who *is* a premium publisher. I've also seen lower traffic sites get access to the other ad formats as they've been invited into a beta testing program.
     
    RumpledElf, Mar 8, 2011 IP