Adsense clarifies ad sharing concept

Adsense cleared the doubts on a long controversial topic that whether 2 adsense publishers can display their own ads on a single page or not? And this topic was long debated as Adrevenue sharing plugins for various platforms including Wordpress, vbulletin etc. appeared.

Google clarified that Adsense actually allows more than a single publisher on a single page. Though clicks will be counted as separate for that particular adblock of that publisher and revenue will be divided as per click on the respective adblock. And even after allowing 2 publishers, number of adunits allowed per page will be same as before. No changes in it.

Read the original post by goole here.

Navjot Singh

Navjot Singh is a wordpress freak and blogs about blogging and wordpress on his blog NSpeaks.

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8 responses to “Adsense clarifies ad sharing concept”

  1. colordarcy

    It’s good that google didn’t increased the maximum ad blocks on single website, because this could cause the ads spamming (MFA).

  2. Fort Lauderdale Personal Injury

    You probably could get your own ads on your own site.

  3. Mark Jerard

    Useful clarification by Google, this ad sharing concept is helpful for everybody who uses Google adsense.

  4. Asuka_Aki

    Hey that’s so helpful. I was wondering the same thing for a while and I couldn’t find it the terms of use.

  5. MrBoating

    I’ve heard that they show different ads to the users from different countries (according to IP). Do you know if it’s really so? Maybe Google said something on this topic too?

  6. free ebooks

    Well :woot: This is a good news from google adsense, thanks for the information :D

  7. Gadget blog

    Interesting question, thanks for the answer.

    Also, Google is misspelled in the last sentence.

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