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I'd go with AdSense to start -- and/or maybe some others. Does anyone know if Google cares if you run other networks' ads on the same page as AdSense ads? I th
by sabat 19y ago
I'd go with AdSense to start -- and/or maybe some others.
Does anyone know if Google cares if you run other networks' ads on the same page as AdSense ads? I think I've seen people do this.
- yubrew 19y agotry out adsense or yahoo publishing network. G cares if you mix adsense with other contextual text advertising. banners, text link ads, display ads are all fair game.
- 8en 19y agoYou are actually welcome to use other contextual advertising networks as long as you clearly distinguish Google Ads from Other Networks Ads. This is easier than it sounds, as the standard AdSense unit has an "ads by google" image
- yubrew 19y agoi said contextual 'text' ads. what i mean is that you can't have adsense and YPN text ads on the same page, and if you have YPN on the same website, it needs to have a different color scheme than the adsense box. http://www.johnchow.com/google-updates-adsense-tos/ http://www.johnchow.com/google-updates-adsense-tos/ http://www.johnchow.com/adsense-intellitxt-together-at-last/ http://www.johnchow.com/adsense-intellitxt-together-at-last/
- sabat 19y agoG cares if you mix adsense with other contextual text advertising. banners, text link ads, display ads are all fair game. Did you mean "does not care"? Being "all fair game" implies that you mean that Google does not care.
- jey 19y agocontextual text advertising is different from {banners, (non-contextual) text link ads, display ads}
- lupin_sansei 19y agoFor the record my use of a leading search engine's advertising programme leads to about 1c per page view for me.