Need AdSense help...

[Stevens]

I have had my site http://dnp.iwarp.com up for a few weeks and have AdSense running. Three of my pages are not yet serving costomized ads over public service ads. What's goin' on here? The other pages are getting them...might I have something wrong in my code? I shouldn't. These three pages happen to be the most important on the site. Any advice?

ERIC

[Shawn]

You're not alone.

With a new site I released in February, about 85% of the pages (about 10,000 pages) are still receiving PSA ads. It's costing me easily $150 a day, and that's being conservative.

We just have to wait until all pages are crawled by the AdSense bot.

[Westech]

Wow, mine have always been crawled and started showing relevant ads within 24 hours. You might want to make sure that the adsense code is not in a separate frame from the rest of the content, and that your content isn't hidden from spiders with javascript or anything like that. There's a useful tool that lets you see your page as spiders see it here (http://www.searchengineworld.com/misc/tools.htm). Click on "Sim Spider," type in the url of the page or frame that has the adsense code in it and make sure that you can see all of your content.

[chromate]

I've never had any problems either, even on the sites with thousands of pages.

[r2d2]

You may need to visit a page to make sure it has been indexed by Mediapartners. Ive found if I visit a new page, the Adsense bot will arrive in a few minutes.

[Mike]

It came targetted within ten minutes on my conference call site :confused

[Shawn]

Chris, any input?

Today my CTR is 0.1% with over 40,000 impressions (on a static, content site, mind you). I am losing so much money with these PSAs.

[ozgression]

I have had my site http://dnp.iwarp.com up for a few weeks and have AdSense running. Three of my pages are not yet serving costomized ads over public service ads. What's goin' on here? The other pages are getting them...might I have something wrong in my code? I shouldn't. These three pages happen to be the most important on the site. Any advice?

ERIC

I get ads showing for adsense when I visit the site.

However, I'm afraid that you are not allowed to show ads on a website that doesnt have it's own domain name. It's against the adsense TOS.
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[Chris]

I've had problems like this.

On one site the homepage shows PSAs sometimes, for days at a time. Then it'll show targetted ones, then revert back to PSAs.

The subpages are all good though.

I don't get it. Obviously the system still has kinks.

[chromate]

Chris, any input?

Today my CTR is 0.1% with over 40,000 impressions (on a static, content site, mind you). I am losing so much money with these PSAs.

If you got the 40k impressions stat from adsense, I think they will all be paid ads. I don't think AdSense stats count PSAs in the impressions. May be wrong though.

[incka]

Chromate, I'm not sure, but I've heard people saying PSAs are impressions and I've heard people saying they arn't...

[Shawn]

PSAs definitely show up as impressions.

[chromate]

PSAs definitely show up as impressions.

In that case, it's just a matter of waiting. There's nothing else you can do.

[incka]

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[Peter T Davis]

I think it's unusual, it has to be that Google is having difficulty figuring out what the context of your site is, but it's not obvoius why. It could be just Google, could be you. Have you tried tinkering with the content? Another thing you could do is just instruct Adsense to serve other ads instead of the PSA ads.