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After placing the Adsense units on the file after a whole week I'm still not seeing relevant ads. Does Adsense have a problem with files that are two or three subdirectories deep?
It doesn't take six weeks to see relevant ads. I always get them after a couple of page refreshes. This is the first time I have noticed irrelevant ads.
We have been working a lot with MySQL and the ads that are coming up are for SQL however the content has nothing to do with MySQL at all.
The file I have been working on is three folders deep though and its content is an exact replica of an article that is one folder deep.
So we are talking folders, not subdirectories?
If you have duplicate content, that's an issue for Google; if it's "an exact replica", perhaps that's a problem for adsense.
Why would you want two identical pages? Is this something you do a lot?
Come to think of it even though your post is a little rude it has made me think that the file might be serving the wrong ads because the content is the same as another article.
1. Do not ad your codes until the page is complete with all content, keyword title and keyword phrases.
2. Place the codes near a keyword on the page. I do it between paragraphs where a keyword appears as the 1st few words of the 1st sentence.
3. Keep your ads down to 1 or 2 blocks if your find that the ads are not relevent.
