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Google Ad Manager: ajax question
Old 04-02-2009, 05:26 AM Google Ad Manager: ajax question
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Hey all,

I'm starting to set up Google's Ad Manager on my site and was looking for some help/opinions on a few things about it:

1. My site is built with a main template page and then most of the content is loaded into that template via ajax. Would it be more beneficial to have the ad slots placed on the template itself, or on the individual pages being loaded? The reason I ask this is, if they're built into the template, a visitor would see one ad per slot regardless of how many pages they actually visit... this would cut down on loads and things like that, but I don't know which benefit -- the ad views or loading time -- is better.

2. If you say placing the code for the ad slots on each individual page is better.. there's an issue. With the content being loaded via ajax, the javascript won't run, and putting in a pixel image or something with an onload command will screw up the entire page as Google Ad Manager makes you define the target as _top or _blank (IE: when that page loads, the entire template becomes a blank page with just the ad). Anyone know how to get around this with something other than an iframe?

Thanks in advance for the help!
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