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I just put up a new blog about 24 hours ago which has no traffic other than from my own visits for the purpose of tweaking the design and writing the initial content.
I placed AdSense ads on the site so mediabot would have a chance to read/crawl the initial content before I announce the site to the world in a couple of days. Now, already, it appears there are site targeted ads showing up on that new site! It's a subdomain off one of my popular sites, which is currently NOT site targeted by AdSense ads (the origional, long term site that is).
The ads I'm talking about on the new site are in the following configurations:
1. 468X60 banners, centered text, large headline, description and url
2. Same as #1 but not centered.
The ads ARE very targeted and on-topic, which is good I guess.
No clicks have been registered on the channels set up for the new site yet.
Any of the more experienced AS publishers and site owners here have any input on this phenomenon?
K
I've seen ads like the one that you describe on my site, and I'm almost certain they are expanded ads, not site-targeted ads.
If you DO have site-targeted ads, you would see income in the channels you set up for your new blog, even though there have been no clicks. Since you didn't mention any earnings, that pretty much confirms these are expanded ads.
According to what you've written, they could be the expanded format ads. They all have the multiple 'o's on Ads by Goooogle.
Although, I still don't know for sure how valid the multiple o's theory is in the byline. Hmm, I guess it's as good an indicator as any though, since we don't know for sure how many aspects of AdSense really works.
K