If you buy a new website how to check all Adsense ads

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by TheSyndicate, Jan 3, 2008.

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    Hi !

    If you buy a website how do you change all of the Adsense ads and make sure you change them all?

    Is there anyway to check this with a program or something?

    If you have a blog you can check the Adsense Manager and change the PUB but if there are other ads some where in the template how to find them all?

    Kind regards Yellow
     
    TheSyndicate, Jan 3, 2008 IP
  2. Fka200

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    If it's PHP, hopefully they were using a php include code. It would be a simple swap of AdSense codes.

    If HTML, you need to find a "Find And Replace" program. Download all the files onto your computer, and run the program.

    Search PUB-ID of current ads and then just make the program replace it with yours. It's super quick. This is what I have used in the past: http://www.abacre.com/afr/

    If there are other ads that are on the site, you have to remove those. It usually takes a couple seconds.
     
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  3. TheSyndicate

    TheSyndicate Prominent Member

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    right thats what i was thinking as well. There is no online tool that look for PUB right?
     
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  4. Fka200

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    To see a pub right click and view source. An online tool to do it all for you... I don't think there is. It's most likely going to be done manually through an FTP program... of course, this is depending on how the site was created. If there was a CMS it'll be very easy. HTML seperate pages... hard as hell.
     
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    all the html editors have find and replace tools which are almost 100% accurate, you can use them to replace the pub ids
     
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    I like to use jEdit "Search in Directory" feature. Also, I use it when I need to change a color or layout across all my HTML files (as I only use static HTML files).
     
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    Open the files with notepade oe wordpade and edit the code.
     
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