Manage ads on membership sites and community pages
Membership areas are an excellent way to build and monetize a digital community. This page will tell you how to target ads on membership sites in WordPress.
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How to add header and footer code in WordPress
In this tutorial, you will learn how to comfortably add header and footer codes in WordPress without the necessity of manually editing any theme files.
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Google Ad Manager vs. an ad plugin – what to use?
Did you ever wonder when to use Google Ad Manager and when to use an ad management plugin? We compare both solutions in this article.
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How to remove AdSense ads below the navigation menu
Learn how to remove AdSense ads placed automatically below your main navigation menu and which other alternative solutions exist.
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The resource show_ads_impl.js was preloaded – What it means and what you can do
The resource show_ads_impl.js was preloaded – what can you do if you see this error in Chrome?
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How to manage ads on membership sites running Paid Memberships Pro
If you use the Paid Memberships Pro plugin on your website, you can benefit from some features thanks to a dedicated integration with Advanced Ads Pro. Use them to manage your ads on restricted membership content as well as to target your visitors’ membership levels. Basic setup for ads in Paid Memberships Pro The free […]
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Google AdSense alternatives – or what to do when AdSense is down
We receive multiple emails from users who don' see AdSense ads on their sites anymore. Here is the reason and some ideas what to do if AdSense is down.
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How to integrate The Moneytizer into WordPress
The Moneytizer is a large advertising platform which optimizes ads from several ad networks like AdSense or Criteo. Users of Advanced Ads regularly ask us how to implement The Moneytizer ads into their WordPress websites so we wrote the following tutorial. You will learn about the different ad formats, how to use Advanced Ads for […]
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ads.txt for WordPress – Ultimate Guide for AdSense & co
The ultimate guide to using the ads.txt file on WordPress with examples for AdSense.
Read moreHow to submit a new site to Google AdSense? A step by step user story
Learn how I added a new site to my existing Google AdSense account, step-by-step and with screenshots.
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AdSense Payment or how and when does AdSense pay
Some of the most important questions for website owners who use AdSense to generate revenue from ads are about how to receive their money. So in this article, I listed the most important questions that my clients and commenters keep asking me regarding AdSense payments. What do I need to set up? Before getting paid […]
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Fix ads in your content when scrolling
The Advanced Ads team is the new maintainer of the famous Q2W3 Fixed Widget plugin and now takes care of over 100,000 websites using this plugin. I see a lot of potential combining the features of Advanced Ads and Fixed Widget when it comes down to improving the visibility of ads and other content, like […]
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How to improve your page speed by Google AdSense
How to improve your page speed – a guest article by Google AdSense
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WP Engine and ads
WP Engine hosting can be tricky with ads. Thanks to our developer accounts we found a few solutions to make it work with Advanced Ads.
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Showing different ads per language with WPML
Learn how to show different ads based on the language on multilingual sites using WPML and our Advanced Ads plugin.
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How to use your YouTube AdSense account for your website
You can use an AdSense account that was set up for YouTube also for your website. Follow the steps outlined in this article.
Read moreFixing a responsive AdSense ad from covering text
Most AdSense ads are responsive, which means that they adapt dynamically to the available width of the screen. This ad type is great when it comes to layouts that fit on desktop as well as mobile devices. There is one issue I am aware of that causes publishers a headache: when you show a responsive ad next […]
Read moreConverting Amazon ads into AMP format – without coding in WordPress
How to convert Amazon ads into the AMP format to show on Accelerated Mobile Pages for more performance on mobile devices.
Read moreHow to manually place an AdSense ad unit in WordPress
This tutorial shows you step by step how to add AdSense ad units to your site and place them where you want them to appear in WordPress.
Read moreHow to integrate Booking.com ads and products in WordPress
Booking.com is one of the largest networks for affiliates who run destination sites or travel blogs. In the Affiliate Partner Center of Booking.com, you can find different types of customizable ads like search boxes, deal finders or banner generators. This tutorial shows you how to use Advanced Ads to integrate and optimize Booking.com ads into […]
Read moreAdSense ad type not available
If you see the This ad type can currently not be imported from AdSense warning then please read the following. Advanced Ads now comes with a new option to get all your ad units from your AdSense account automatically. While this feature can save you a lot of time, it comes with certain limitations. AdSense has a few […]
Read moreHow to define a specific order in a group
If you combine ads in our Ordered group type, they will be checked in the given order. The first ad that is checked with a positive result, is also displayed. Some users are expecting that this group can rotate ads evenly, e.g., show ad #1 first, then ad #2, #3, etc, and finally start again with #1. […]
Read moreHow to use lazy load for ads to improve your page speed
This tutorial is about the implemention of the lazy load function for ads on a WordPress site and how this can boost page speed and ad revenues.
Read moreHow to share Google Analytics ad reports with your customers
This tutorial describes how you can create custom reports in Google Analytics to share the ad statistics of Advanced Ads with your customers.
Read moreHow to set up AdSense Matched Content Ads in WordPress
AdSense Matched Content ads are a native ad format that engages users and helps to increase ad revenue. Placed below the content, it recommends more of your articles to keep users longer on your site and displays relevant ads at the same time. This is how it might look like based on an example from AdSense. […]
Read moreHow to combine ads on multiple positions into one campaign? Roadblock ads
Learn how to create roadblock ads or an ad campaign for combined ads through multiple positions on your page by using the advanced features in Advanced Ads.
Read moreA simple ad server for WordPress
This tutorial describes how to set up a basic ad server in WordPress using the Advanced Ads ad management plugin.
Read moreHow to set up AdSense Auto Ads in WordPress
AdSense Auto Ads are a simple way to get started showing ads on your WordPress site. This tutorial is going to show you how to enable them without further coding.
Read moreWPAds alternative and how to migrate
WPAds was one of the first free plugins for managing ads on WordPress sites. Many webmasters are still using this tiny tool. Even though we took over its support and fixed major bugs, the plugin features are outdated and will not receive updates any longer. To ensure the functionality and the security of your website, you […]
Read moreAds and Bots – should I disable Ads from Bots?
While it might sound logical to disable ads for non-humans visitors, it can also harm your site and revenue. This article covers the pitfalls and how you can prevent them.
Read moreAds and security
Advanced Ads is restrictive about who can manage ads on your site. By default, this is only the admin. However, allowing all kinds of codes in the Plain Text ad type is still a risky business if you just copy and paste ad codes from external sources. I wanted to use this article to give […]
Read moreHow to add AdSense In-Feed to WordPress
Learn how to place an AdSense In-feed ad between posts on your WordPress site without the need to code it yourself.
Read moreHow to add the Facebook Pixel to WordPress
Facebook’s retargeting technology helps you to track conversions and build custom audiences to better target your Facebook ads. To get started, you need to implement the Facebook Pixel to your website. In this tutorial, you are going to learn how to do that in WordPress using Advanced Ads. Create and get the Facebook Pixel The […]
Read moreHow to lazy load ads in WordPress?
Lazy Load is a technology to prevent that objects on a website are getting loaded before they would appear in the visible area of the visitor. This keeps the loading time of a website at a minimum and improves its performance. Lazy loading is a very common concept to handle images. We developed a Lazy […]
Read moreHow to integrate Amazon ads, widgets and Amazon OneLink in WordPress
The Amazon Associates Program is one of the largest and most successful networks for affiliates who recommend and sell products. There are several ways to create and display ads for it. This tutorial will show how you can use Advanced Ads to manage Amazon ads on your site. Amazon OneLink Amazon OneLink is a simple […]
Read moreHow to stop AdSense ads appearing in random positions (Auto Ads)
Do ads seem to appear randomly on your website? If you are using AdSense then this is probably caused by their new QuickStart feature. Find out more about that and how to fix it in this article.
Read moreInsert Ads between Posts in WordPress – 4 different methods
How to insert ads between posts in WordPress with three methods provided by the Advanced Ads plugin.
Read moreHow to block ads on a specific page?
With Advanced Ads you can exclude ads from specific pages, e.g. to keep your legal pages ad free. The following article shows the two methods for this.
Read moreHow to add ads on BuddyPress pages?
This tutorial explains how to display ads on BuddyPress pages and inject them into activity streams, group pages or other positions.
Read moreHow to show ads on bbPress pages?
This tutorial explains how to add ads to bbPress forum pages and inside the dynamically created threads and posts of such forums.
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