The best way to change lots of ads?

Discussion in 'Placement / Reviews / Examples' started by ridun, Jun 12, 2007.

  1. #1
    My site has lots of pages. If I want to add channels to all my pages or make other changes to all my pages, do I need to copy the new code to every page manually or is there an easy way?
     
    ridun, Jun 12, 2007 IP
  2. Vizuke

    Vizuke Peon

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    You can try using URL channels.
     
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  3. ridun

    ridun Peon

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    I added the code with a channel number to my first page
    http://articles-online.info
    but the codes on my other pages are without a channel number. Will this still work, or do I need to add the number to all my pages?
     
    ridun, Jun 13, 2007 IP
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    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    there are channels on your web site. you can see

    google_ad_channel = "2766842941";

    in your adsense code. it shows the channel numbers
     
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  5. ridun

    ridun Peon

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    Do I need the code on all my pages if I want them all to be tracked, or is it enough that I have it on my index page? If I need it on all my pages, can I use a search and replace program?
     
    ridun, Jun 13, 2007 IP
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    Channels works like this. It is quite useful to locate the ads that are being clicked.

    Let's say you have three adsense ad's on your index page.

    [header ad]
    [sidebar ad] [content ad]

    make a new channel for each of this position. call it index_header, index_sidebar, index_content.'

    and suppose you have a different page called info.html with the same 3 ad's locations.

    make channels and call it info_header, info_sidebar, info_content.

    when a user clicks a ad on the sidebar in the info.html page, than info_sidebar would count the click. when a user clicks an ad on the content of the index page, index_content would count the click, and so on.
     
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    no you dont...cause channel IDs are already in your google ads code...
     
    fallen1, Jun 13, 2007 IP