piatkow
msg:4547782 | 9:25 am on Feb 22, 2013 (gmt 0) |
It is well known that many users are reluctant to scroll at all. If your ads are just on "the fold" then the fact that the ad is there may just be coincidence.
And even when information is on the page people still don't see it. I used to have a site with my real world contact details, people would phone me to find out the postal address despite the phone number being printed UNDERNEATH the address.
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levo
msg:4548061 | 10:18 pm on Feb 22, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Ads are just below the fold. I also suspect if the 336x280 with a single link, with the huge empty space, cause visitors to stop scrolling.
Are we allowed to use the 320x50 on a regular website?
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netmeg
msg:4548180 | 2:08 pm on Feb 23, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Dunno. It's kind of ugly on a desktop, so it never occurred to me to ask. I suppose you could ask support.
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levo
msg:4548189 | 2:55 pm on Feb 23, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Actually looks quite clean for text ads. Will ask Adsense.
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levo
msg:4549335 | 6:03 am on Feb 27, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Adsense support stated that using '320x50' for regular visitors is not advised and referred to an Adsense blog post with a responsive design code.
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