Plugin / Advanced Ads – Ad Manager & AdSense

Thomas Maier
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can use Advanced Ads to insert ads into your WordPress site without any coding. To get started, just take a look at the general first ad tutorial using AdSense Auto ads in WordPress the AdSense overview page. Ads not showing up? Take a look here.
You can show ads only to visitors that give their consent. See GDPR support. Advanced Ads itself does neither save personal information (e.g., an IP address) in your database nor cookies in the visitor’s browser. Third party services like Google Analytics are disabled by default. You can learn more about how Advanced Ads and its add-ons handles data and privacy of your visitors on this page.
Advanced Ads is compatible with all ad networks and banners from affiliate programs like Google AdSense, Chitika, Clickbank, Amazon, and also Google Ad Manager (Google Double Click, DFP), media.net. You can also use it to insert additional ad network tags into header or footer of your site without coding. AdSense has even a dedicated ad type leveling the specific options this ad network provides.
You can use functions and shortcodes to display ads and ad groups. The integers in this example are the IDs of the elements. Use these shortcodes to insert an ad or group into your post/page. [the_ad id="24"] [the_ad_group id="5"] Use these functions to insert an ad or ad group into your template file. In addition to directly displaying ads and groups you can define ad placements and assign either an ad or group to them. [the_ad_placement id="header-left"]
There is no revenue share. Advanced Ads doesn’t alter your ad codes in a way that you earn less than you would directly including the ad code in your template.
Yes. I would add a “Manual” placement into your theme files. It would allow you to change the displayed ads or groups later without changing your code again.
Yes. Advanced Ads can be combined with other ad plugins. Just use their shortcodes in our “Rich Media” ad type to combine both features. Works with AdRotate, Ad Inserter, Ad Injection, Quick AdSense, Quick AdSense Reloaded (WPQUADS), Simple Ads Manager, and other plugins.
There is a dedicated Flash ad type in Pro.
Yes. It works out of the box with all site builders that allow shortcodes or widgets, like Elementor, SiteOrigin, Beaver Builder, WPBakery Page Builder (formerly Visual Composer), Nimble Page Builder, and others. There is also a free add-on to support the WPBakery Page Builder (formerly Visual Composer).
Visitors who have any ad blocker (e.g., AdBlock Plus) enabled won’t see ads from known external sources (e.g., AdSense). You can still monetize those spots with custom content. Read more about ad blockers and the features Advanced Ads has to deal with them on this page.
Google AdSense and some other networks ask you to provide an ads.txt. Advanced Ads can create that file automatically with the correct information for AdSense, when you enable the ads.txt feature in Advanced Ads > Settings > General > ads.txt and enter your AdSense publisher ID in Advanced Ads > Settings > AdSense.
Yes. Advanced Ads is based on WordPress standards and therefore easily customizable using either WordPress hooks or the ones we defined here.

Ratings

4.9
883 reviews

Rating breakdown

Details Information

Version

1.15

First Released

22 Jun, 2014

Total Downloads

2,836,662

Wordpress Version

4.6 or higher

Tested up to:

5.3

Require PHP Version:

5.6 or higher

Tags

ad manager ad rotation ads adsense banner

Contributors

Thomas Maier Advanced Ads

Languages

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