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Adsense site showing only 1 ad?

by InTheMaking
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I have a big block posted above the fold usually displaying 3 relevant ads and except yesterday and today it's only been showing 1 relevant ad.

My CTR has dropped from around 10%+ to 2-3%. Is there a way I can change this?
#adsense #showing #site
  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    You could try changing the Ad block to image/text for a day or two, & see If that works?
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  • Profile picture of the author dreamer31
    You definitely must change something. Maybe you are in some special niche which don't have much advertisers, or Google can't recognize your niche? Maybe you should add a few more keywords on page in text? Firstly, try to increase keyword density and wait for few days. Than you'll see.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Op, you could also try blocking the single Advertiser that shows in the Adsense block, If it's only displaying a single Advertiser Ad.

    Test block them, & see If your CTR + $$ goes up.
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    • Profile picture of the author InTheMaking
      Originally Posted by yukon View Post

      Op, you could also try blocking the single Advertiser that shows in the Adsense block, If it's only displaying a single Advertiser Ad.

      Test block them, & see If your CTR + $$ goes up.
      thanks man
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      • Profile picture of the author paulgl
        That's a good tip Yukon, but you have to look at the position.
        If it's smack in the middle, it may be bidding on the whole block.
        If it's at the top, with white space underneath, then there are
        not enough ads.

        If you have a huge blocked list, you may want to start over
        and unblock them all. One ad is better than no ads.

        See if other blocks are being filled as well. QS of advertisers
        does not let some get in the top spot. You may see the bottom
        blocks filled, but top empty.

        If google would really have a way for ordinary people to
        filter ads in an easy way, it would sure make life easier.

        Paul
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        If you were disappointed in your results today, lower your standards tomorrow.

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        • Profile picture of the author InTheMaking
          Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

          That's a good tip Yukon, but you have to look at the position.
          If it's smack in the middle, it may be bidding on the whole block.
          If it's at the top, with white space underneath, then there are
          not enough ads.

          If you have a huge blocked list, you may want to start over
          and unblock them all. One ad is better than no ads.

          See if other blocks are being filled as well. QS of advertisers
          does not let some get in the top spot. You may see the bottom
          blocks filled, but top empty.

          If google would really have a way for ordinary people to
          filter ads in an easy way, it would sure make life easier.

          Paul

          Yeah the middle ad is showing, the top and bottom are gone.
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