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Discussion in 'Placement / Reviews / Examples' started by musicsmysoul, May 2, 2006.

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    Hey guys,

    I have owned a music site now for about 5 years and just found out about adsense. I get a great # of viewers a day, so it should a cool thing for me to try out.

    HOWEVER, i am very rusty on HTML and realized I dont have a right column on my website to display google ads.... im not quite sure where to put them then? My site is at: http://www.geocities.com/michelleseverywhere

    Any bit of guidance on where they should go would be SO appreciated. Im lost!

    THanks
     
    musicsmysoul, May 2, 2006 IP
  2. iowadawg

    iowadawg Prominent Member

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    And still not your own domain and on a reliable host?

    Check geocities on how to add stuff to your site.
     
    iowadawg, May 2, 2006 IP
  3. musicsmysoul

    musicsmysoul Peon

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    I have a domain with another site I own... but unfortunately this one isnt on a domain yet. Thanks though!

    As for ads, is it possible to filter them so ads only come up with music ones?
     
    musicsmysoul, May 2, 2006 IP
  4. Tyler Banfield

    Tyler Banfield Well-Known Member

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    If you can, scrap the frames. Consider moving the graphics to the right side of the page, and then putting a vertical skyscraper above your navigation on the left side of the page. Finally, get rid of the borders around the ad units.
     
    Tyler Banfield, May 3, 2006 IP