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Very difficult. It is not just technical but there are business reasons too. That said, it is possible to make drastic adjustments that help monetization, UX,
by donohoe 4y ago
Very difficult. It is not just technical but there are business reasons too.
That said, it is possible to make drastic adjustments that help monetization, UX, and still have ads. I did that as a short-lived experiment for a very ad heavy mobile site (SFGate):
Main points are here (not a ton of details) in this sanitized post-redaction deck:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12ds0b4nTxzcDy23te0Zmc9UOdx8HWsTf1UECwhxkNdo/edit https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12ds0b4nTxzcDy23te0Zm...
I had an extra labeling for non-ad sites so there was some distinction and would like to restore that.
However look at El Diario - ads and number 1 spot!
DotDash has numerous high performant sites (ThoughtCo etc) that have ads too.
- tootie 4y agoEl Diario has to have some kind of crazy loophole. That or some rogue genius has solved a pernicious problem and hasn't shared their wisdom with the world. I see normal google ads and just everything loads so incredibly fast. I'm not a perf expert, but our page speed insights seem to pin almost everything on ads.
- donohoe 4y agoI would encourage you to see if you can find out! Someone there should do a talk/post about it