non-targeted ads

on subdomain

[ganderla]

Does anyone know any issues of getting targeted ads on a sub-domain. Well, it is really an add on domain.

h*tp://www.my-site-that-gets-PSAs.com is really

H*ttp://www.mysite.com/my-site-that-gets-PSAs

I ususally get targeted ads in a few minutes. I have been waiting a day or so now.

Thanks

[tombola]

I place Adsense ads on a lot of subdomains and it really makes no difference.

FYI: the URL in your example, H*ttp://www.mysite.com/my-site-that-gets-PSAs is NOT a subdomain.

If your site is: ht*p://www.example.com, a subdomain would be structured like this: ht*p://subdomain.example.com

[ganderla]

The difference is that I have a domain and I can use it on my current hosting for another domain.

So I type in www.mynewsite.com it will always have www.mynewsite.com in the address bar.
However, it is pulling the files from h*tp://mynewsite.myoldsite.com though it is seemless and no one can tell.

[Jenstar]

Ah, are you using frames to do that? If so, that is where the problem is. Mediabot can tell and gets confused, so to speak.

[ganderla]

No, I am not using frames, but I am using the code as an include file. That should not matter though as only the adsense code is in the include file, no the content of the page.

[Jenstar]

Are you seeing targeted ads when you view it as h*tp://mynewsite.myoldsite.com (with that in the address bar, not the newsite.com in the address bar).

[ganderla]

no, I am not seeing them then eaither.

[Jenstar]

There must be something else at work here. Have you checked for mediabot visits? Any potential stop words? Double checked your robots.txt file?

[ganderla]

Ok, they are slowly filtering in, that is the longest I have ever seen it take to get targeted ads. Thx Jen & the others.