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Topic # 8120 5-Jun-2006 13:05
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I'm not sure if this is a right forum I should post this.

I tried to have two set of Google Ads on the same page but it doesn't seem to work out. I see on GeekZone that you have 2 on the same page too. Wonder if you can help me what to do? Or do I have to set them in a different form? What I tried to do was 2 vertical ads.

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Pimmy




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Reply # 37717 5-Jun-2006 14:02
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According to current AdSense ToS you can have up to three ad units in any page, one AdLink, plus up to four referral buttons, but not for the same product.

Ad units are filled if there are ads for them. Otherwise they will be empty or you can use a redirect for a single pixel image or your own ads.

Remember to always check the Google AdSense ToS before any changes.




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Reply # 38107 10-Jun-2006 12:26
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