Articles Tagged: AdSense

Is the new crossorigin attribute speeding up AdSense ads?

AdSense ads now use the "crossorigin" attribute in their codes. What is the benefit of it and should you update them now?

AdSense is shutting down the Link Unit ad format

AdSense is shutting down the link units. See if your ad setup is affected and how to find alternatives to the AdSense link units.

AdSense and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)

What the CCPA means for publishers of Google AdSense ads and how to comply with the data privacy regulations for visitors from California.

The Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) v2.0 and what it means for small publishers

What the Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) v2.0 means for publishers and how you should deal with the warnings in your AdSense account.

How to integrate Google AdSense Sticky Ads

Google AdSense now allows sticky ads. These can increase the revenue significantly, but there are some things to consider when integrating them.

How to create an AdSense alternative with affiliate links

This AdSense alternative is relevant for users who have been rejected by Google AdSense or who, due to the GDPR, do not wish to display ads without consent.

Click Fraud – Protecting your Ads and AdSense account?

How to protect from click fraud? This tutorial digs deeper into the topic including click bombing, names the real danger, and shows solutions.

What is Invalid Traffic in Google AdSense?

Google AdSense marks "invalid traffic" in the payment reports and cancels that revenue. Find out what invalid traffic is and how to prevent it.

The warning “Only one ‘enable_page_level_ads’ allowed per page”

One AdSense issue that we regularly encounter in support is the error adsbygoogle.push() error: Only one ‘enable_page_level_ads’ allowed per page. In this tutorial, I will explain what causes this error, what consequences it has for your website, and how you can fix it once and for all. What causes this error message, and how does […]

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.

How 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. […]