I just found a site with 9 Google ad units on each page. Is that a record?
piatkow
12:16 pm on Mar 9, 2011 (gmt 0)
No a record is a round thing .....
Sorry, I couldn't resist that.
I haven't seen one with so many but were they all for the same account? I know of "free" hosting services who use Adsense in some geographies and their customers sometimes use Adsense too. (The ones who then complain on forums that they haven't made a fortune two weeks after putting minimal content on line)
Lame_Wolf
12:17 am on Mar 10, 2011 (gmt 0)
Premium accounts are allowed more. Did you check the code to see if it was or not ?
A certain newspaper site I sometimes visit has one (vertical) block of 8 adverts, plus another block containing 2 adverts. (Then there's other advertising too.)
pepsimoz
7:44 am on Mar 10, 2011 (gmt 0)
Lame_Wolf is right. Premium accounts have the opportunity for a higher number of ad units and the ability to use custom sizes.
dhaliwal
11:06 pm on Mar 12, 2011 (gmt 0)
but i guess google adsense doesn't allow premium accounts anymore.
those which already have such accounts, continue to enjoy the benefits though.
walkman
5:34 pm on Mar 13, 2011 (gmt 0)
Makes sense to have different rules for different accounts, no? Especially since the large ones can be manually inspected and approved by Google. Having a 250 word definition and a 2500 word article makes a lot of difference when it comes to the number of ads
JasonDX
11:48 pm on Mar 14, 2011 (gmt 0)
The odd thing is they would probably make more money with just one ad per page.
