How To Add More Google Adsense Ads To Your Site Then Currently Allowed
August 20, 2008 by Pablo Palatnik
I’ll try to keep this post short and sweet. Many people have sites with an incredible amount of content and want to add more Google Adsense ads to monetize their site since other types of ads dont convert as well as Google Adsense. Currently, you are allowed 3 ad blocks per URL, I believe that to be true until now (correct me if I’m wrong.)
So, how do you add more Google Adsense ads then currently allowed by Google? I came up with the idea of using the iframe option on a website to add more ads.
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What is an iFrame?
The iframe works like an image only instead of putting a picture on the page, it puts another web page. Many affiliate marketers use iframes to run offers by buying a domain and basically just iframing an offer that affiliate networks provide to you. It is literally the fastest way to get an offer going, except the engine only reads the actual code, that is all that content that the engine reads ON YOUR SITE.
What is the iframe code?
Get the iframe Code Here.
So How Can I Add More Ads iframing?
Here is where you have to get your feet wet a bit and do the labor and see if you can do it. I’ve done this before and you just have to really try and get this right.
So, let’s say you have a site about the NBA (National Basketball Association). You will have to create another website (a dummy site moreless) that will be about basketball to but the sole purpose of this site will be to place the ad format you wish. Of course, since Google only displays its relevant ads due to its content, you will have to write some content on the site related to basketball.
Once you have the ad format you wish, you will now create an iframe on your “real” site and using the width and height of the iframe html code, you will iframe the “dummy” site to show the ads. The iframe code does show a scroll down, etc but it should work.
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You should really learn more about iframes because you will see that you can rid the frame’s visuals using scrolling=no and border=0 et cetera.
@ TV Miller- great tip. I’m by no means an iframe or coding expert, its just how I found an easy way to iframe which is really the standard way.
thanks for sharing though.
Great tip, though I’d watch out for the legality of this. As long as your included iframe has content, it might be ok. One drawback is iframes have a fixed height and width, and the iframe’s content would have to be the exact same size.