Hi, I've read the Google Terms and have checked the examples, but I'm not sure if this is allowed. I've been crawling, browsing sites and they all seem to separate the Google ads either on the left or, on the right. What do you think? I didn't see anything banning this... I'd put it in content, on the top-left section/corner. This is just an example:
I see many blog sites following that Ad Unit but I myself isn't sure whether its right placement or not. But considering Google has recently added the policy of "Ads can't be placed below the post title" means you are subjected to remove those ads. I will wait for another Expert to answer this.
Where did you see that? Give me a link... I didn't read that anywhere in the Google terms... If ads are not allowed under page/post title (mine are not misleading at all), then what are 468x60 ads for? I have 468x60 ads and 250x250 ads both under post title.
I didn't see that either although that said, they do not like you having ads right at the top with no content above them, so by default that would mean not having them under the title. I see nothing wrong with that placement though, and I've dozens of my adsense clients running them exactly as you've shown with no problem.
That's perfectly fine. I used to place ads this way on many of my pages. If somebody needs a simple div code for that here it is, just put it either in the beginning of a text or paragraph: <div style="float: right; padding: 0px 0px 10px 10px;"> AD GOES HERE </div> or... <div style="float: left; padding: 0px 10px 10px 0px;"> AD GOES HERE </div> Code (markup):