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About In-feed ads for Google AdSense
This plugin is an add-on for the free Advanced Ads plugin and allows you to place Google AdSense In-feed ads between posts on your homepage, category pages, and other archive pages. It also supports other types of Google AdSense ads and comes with features like term violation checks and click fraud monitoring. Additional features are available with the Pro version and other add-ons, such as ads on AMP pages and showing alternative ads to ad block users.Screenshots
Frequently asked questions
What is this plugin?
This plugin is an add-on for the Advanced Ads ad management plugin. It extends the plugin with a placement to put Google AdSense In-feed ads in the loop between posts on your homepage, category pages, tag pages, or other archive pages, etc.
What are Google AdSense InFeed ads?
Google AdSense InFeed ads are a dedicated Google AdSense ad type to monetize post lists pages with a highly engaging layout and specialized options.
What is the purpose of Advanced Ads?
Advanced Ads was developed to place, manage and test ads on pages to increase revenue and usability.
What are some features of this plugin?
Some features of this plugin include support for all Google AdSense types, Google AdSense term violation checks, and Google AdSense Auto ads.
What additional features does Advanced Ads Pro offer?
Advanced Ads Pro offers features such as ads on AMP pages (all ads, not only Google AdSense ads), ads based on specific browser widths, showing an alternative ad to ad block users, click fraud monitoring to protect your Google AdSense account, position tests, and support for caching plugins.
Changelog
1.1.4
- Improvement: add compatibility code for Advanced Ads 2.0
1.1.3
- Fix: update plugin icons
- Fix: update plugin description
1.1.2
- ensure compatibility with WP 5.8
1.1.1
- coding style optimized
1.1
- fixed frontend issue when Advanced Ads basic plugin is not activated
- use default index of 1 if placement position wasn’t saved before
1.0
- first version
