| AdSense PSA Plauging Your Pages? |
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| Written by Jerry West | |
| Monday, 07 April 2008 | |
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If you are running AdSense as a way to monetize your website, then you know how much you hate getting PSAs (Public Service Ads) showing on your pages … as they are non-ad generating.
What causes them? Usually the content of the page can’t be matched properly with an advertiser, therefore, a PSA is displayed. I’ve found this to occur even on pages with relevant content. What can you do? I’ve found a simple entry in the robots.txt file fixes the majority of the PSAs displaying on my AdSense pages. User-agent: Mediapartners-Google This code tell the Mediaparters bot from Google (the AdSense bot) they it has full access to your site (as noted by the Disallow nothing line). I wrote an article on the basic of the robots.txt file and you can also look at my file over at Web Marketing Now. |
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