AJAX and Adsense

[Mohamed]

I would like to make new site which uses AJAX, so my question is, can media-bot able to crawl my pages so that my site will get relevant ads.

[JerryOdom]

I'm curious about exactly how this works as well since I'm writing an AJAX site.

[greedy player]

Word of warning when using ajax dont reload google ads into your document.

[Mohamed]

Word of warning when using ajax dont reload google ads into your document.

what excatly do you mean?

[greedy player]

dont recall your adsense with a JS that could cause problems.

[r_sarvas]

I was kinda wondering about how Adsense would work AJAX pages the other day as I finally got around to trying it. My main worry is that the same one add panel will keep showing up on my web site throughout the user's session because I'm only refreshing some sections of a page and not the entire page as the user navigates around.

As for the bot, that's a good question since the bot would have to be smart enough to run the AJAX JavaScript code that would regenerate a section of the page. Perhaps putting non-AJAX links in <noscript> tags would solve that problem.

[Publisher1]

I had a major problem with relevancy, and received a response from Google support stating clearly that they don't 'support' Ajax and there can be problems with dynamic servers. The temporary solution for me was to rewrite text on the static part of the pages to incorporate the vital keywords (without going too far to get to the level of 'keyword seeding', which is against TOS), and to use the section targetting/ignore functions.

this has generally helped - because initially if you looked at my sites you would think the topic of relevance was everything you could ever want to know about passwords. Now relevancy is reasonably good, and so is the click-through rate.

The weakness with my fix is that I don't think the full quality of the dynamic content of the sites (with specific relevance of certain sub-topics) is coming up on the pages as much as I'd like. There is a technical solution, apparently, related to how the dynamic content is structured (there are pointers on the Google site here), but for me these fixes will need to wait until the site is better developed -- at this point, I think my fix has given me 75 to 80 per cent of the 'relevancy' potential.

Point here is that you need to be careful with Ajax if you want to use it.