i have integrated google adsense for my client's website, ads are showing in some devices, but in some devices it showing always, particularly ads are not showing always in my client's devices,
is that any mistake i did on my google adsense account to resolve this issue, or it is the nature of google adsense?
but client's want to get ads for all devices and every time it need to show on his website,
i have tried with lots of blogs about this, everything is failed, and i'm finally here, hopefully i get a valuable knowledge here,
this is my first question on stackoverflow, if i made any mistake on it, please don't mind it, i'll correct on my future questions.
Thanks in advance.
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Please can someone point me in the right direction; I'm looking to show my website's products on my Facebook page's shop. Which API or resource should I be looking at to achieve this?
I'd prefer to be in control and manually code the API relationship between my website and Facebook, instead of using a third-party.
From my own research it appears I'd need to apply for the Shops API (alpha), however this has a couple caveats:
It's in alpha; I'm unlikely to be accepted as facebook appears to be looking for big brands.
Judging from the freely available docs, I'd need to pose as a merchent on my own platform.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/pages/shops-api
Any advice is welcome, thank-you.
I have set up the my website url for google ads on Google Adsense Account but there is not display the advertisement on my website page. So, Pls help me on it
Adsense is not working with some scripts in Wordpress. I sugest you reading this article
Download template there or use your own.
Here are the possible reasons:
If you have set up the adsense account and has not been fully reviewed. This may take even up to 72hrs.
You might have violated the adsense policies, thus the ads will not display.
You might have suppressed the ad spaces where you have pasted your ad codes.
Recently I have developed an app on php, which will be running in my workplace local network. The traffic on the Sever(hosted externally) is very large. But the problem is that, since it has to run within local network, the same public IP will be allocated to every user within the network.
Map of the network
Server (Public IP eg. 11.11.11.11) -> Local network users (eg 198.162.1.1).
My application server is has been hosted externally.
Will I be able to run advertisements(adsense) and get paid through it. As the users will always have same public IP.
Note: I am much more concerned about adsense(by google).
I would also like to know the best way to earn through a social networking site other then addsense.
I request you to answer descriptively.Feel free to edit this question for better understanding.Thanks for reading.
Yes, because in your case even google.com will be browsed from local network and so it will also have traffic. Now just don't ask your friends to click on adds in your website.
First, here’s a very brief outline of exactly how AdSense works:
You sign up for AdSense with Google, and, if you are accepted, Google will start placing ads on your web pages automatically.
If someone on your site sees an ad and clicks on it they leave your site.
Google charges the advertiser for the click and shares this money with you. This type of advertising is called Pay Per Click advertising, usually abbreviated to PPC.
The Ads you get on your web pages are usually relevant to your visitor.
With a planned $90 million settlement, Google could soon dispense with a class-action lawsuit involving so-called click fraud.
But while that may be good for Google, it doesn't mean the problem of bogus clicks on online ads--which advertisers have to pay for--is going to disappear anytime soon. A lack of clear standards for determining what is a fraudulent click, or some sort of third-party clearinghouse to monitor the situation, means some advertisers believe they can't do much more than head to the courts when they think there's a problem.
Certainly, Google and Yahoo, which run the two largest pay-per-click advertising networks, say they're addressing the problem. But some click auditing companies still claim that between 20 percent and 35 percent of clicks on Net advertisements are fraudulent.
Unfortunately, there's no easy answer. Some experts say the solution is to have an independent auditor that would use data from the search engines and advertisers to determine in a neutral environment whether clicks are fraudulent.
I repeat, in your case users will even browse google.com or other site, which enables them to know the network type that you have. But make don't click on your own adds which violates their TOS. All the best.
i think it is not possible to run in local network because i should hit the Google adsense server so that it increases your earnings. you can let your Google adsense Script run it doesn't consume more bandwidth.
I'm going to say no.
For a better, more descriptive answer, ask Adsense directly
Possible related questions
Intranet Ads? Same IP, multiple hits
How google adsense detects that the clicks are made from same computer ? Do they check ip addresses ?
Is it legal to add google adsense acount to Local LAN website?
Edit for 1st comment
would you mind giving some conclusion explaining briefly. Can you also give some good alternative to google adsense for a social networking site. I appreciate for help
As all clickouts will be on the same IP "As the users will always have same public IP.", Google will think this is "clickfraud", and you're falsifying authentic clickouts - which you're not, but this is what it will seem like, on Google's end.
Google will first flag your account, and then (most likely, after investigating) close your Adsense account.
Alternatives to Adsense would be;
Infolinks
Kontera
Amazon Associates
BuySellAds
Text Link Ads
Clicksor
Apparently a good choice
Adversal
I've not used any of these personally, and I fetched this list from stream-seo.com
I was just wondering...Other than using User Agent OR Google Analytics, is there any good way to detect proxies? IE people using proxy bots to visit your site? Is there a way to do this in JS?
I've already tried pulling data from Google Analytics using gAPI but it isn't useful since i'd have to make more then 50,000 requests a day and is simply not feasible.
Purpose is because i'm running an ad-management website and wish to stop bots...
How does Adsense manage to block all those China bots from Adsense profit generating?
Would appreciate if there's any thoughts regarding this!
Thanks!
You can use a service like Maxmind to do this.
Details : http://www.maxmind.com/en/proxy
I'm trying to send out some sms messages via php, using twilio, that have some short text ads at the end, which include a link. I'm shortening the links with the google url shortener to keep the message length down. The problem, is that, twilio doesn't seem to want to send messages with goo.gl links in them. Other links work fine, including links shortened using tinyurl. Apparently, it has nothing to do with my code, because I have the same problem when trying to send the messages directly from the twilio web interface.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening? I can't find any reference to it in the documentation anywhere or on google.
To replicate just go to www.twilio.com and try to send an sms message like:
http://goo.gl/nqUc5
Note: The problem is not the length of the message. Changing just a single letter so that the url is not goo.gl will make it work.
I asked Twilio what's going on. Here is their response:
"goo.gl" links started being filtered by certain carriers very recently. we have escalated this issue to the carriers [and] have been working to try to get the filter removed. Unfortunately, we are [not] encouraged by the progress we are making and this could end up being permanent.
Really this is a question for twilio customer support team, perhaps there is some restrictions on that particular short url services as I suspect its sometimes used to masquerade dodgy links, they may be able to lift if for your account if they have such a system in place.
https://www.twilio.com/help/contact
There is also a community forum you could ask: http://forum.twilio.com/twilio/?from_gsfn=true
I'd like to add to Andrew McKinlay's answer.
I have an application that is working just fine on AT&T, but Verizon phones won't get the messages that contain goo.gl links.
(I don't seem to have rep to comment or up vote... sorry to put an answer instead, but hopefully this will help someone else with this issue.)