New site showing no commercial ads

Same page in my old domain showing

[silverbytes]

I have a page about a known comic, while those pages were in my old domain in a subdirectory many ads were shown. Now I put in it's own domain and just show "hunger site ads" and stuff like that, no commercial ads.

Furthermore same code is on left and right column and just see the one on the left.

What is happening?

[Eric Giguere]

If PSAs are showing, it means AdSense hasn't yet found any ads for your site. But only one of the ad units will show the PSAs, the others are left empty. Once the bot arrives and AdSense analyses your pages then you should start seeing some ads.

Eric

[silverbytes]

Does that have to do with the crawl of my new domain by the bot? (don't remember it's name)

[Eric Giguere]

Yup. The "media partners" bot is the AdSense crawler. It'll fetch your pages and analyze their content.

Eric

[silverbytes]

And is there anything I can do to speed up the process or invite media partners to crawl my site?

[Eric Giguere]

Just make sure you've visited each of your pages with a browser so that the AdSense code runs on them, that's how the crawler detects new pages.

[silverbytes]

Done! but no better than before... still those non commercial ads there.

[Eric Giguere]

Has the crawled actually visited those pages? If you're tracking accesses you should see the mediabot's user-agent header appear.

Otherwise, it could just be that there are no ads for your topic.... you can always create an AdWords account and see what the bidding price is for your keywords.

Eric

[silverbytes]

I'm very intersted in the second option: how do I do that?

[Eric Giguere]

Just go to [google.com...] and click the "Sign Up Now" button. It runs a little wizard that asks you a few questions about where the ads are going to run, etc. You also have to create a text ad, but just do a dummy ad. You'll get to a page where you can enter in keywords and see how much you'd have to pay to get your ads shown. Very neat stuff.

Eric

[silverbytes]

If you mean traffic estimator that shows an average and a maximum cpc.

Do you mean that?
What max cpc means?