Ad units
How to Place an Ad Unit Code Correctly
You should copy the ad unit HTML code and embed it into your site code exactly on the page you specified for this ad unit in AADS. The page must be accessible for our bot to verify. Once the ad unit is found, you can use it on any pages within the same domain and its subdomains. Please, check the blog article for more info.PopularHow to Create an Ad Unit for a Site with Multiple Pages (Each with Unique or Dynamic URLs)
You can create an ad unit for one page and use it on all other pages within the same domain. Please ensure that the pages share the same domain name; otherwise, your impressions will not be counted as unique. Our bot will verify that the HTML code for the ad unit is present at the specified URL to calculate its display rate.PopularAd Units Per Page Limit: How Many Ad Units Are Allowed?
You can place as many banners on your site as you like, but only up to three ad units per page will be served to your website visitors. Unlike other advertising networks, AADS doesn't pay merely for impressions or clicks: we consider globally unique impressions within our entire network. As a result, you may realize that having more than a few ad units per page doesn't make a lot of sensPopularDynamic Ad Unit Insertion and Displaying Different Ads Based on the User's Device
You can use this guide if you have two ad units of different sizes and want to display a specific banner based on your visitors' screen size. Firstly, you need to create ad units. If you haven't done it yet, you may follow the steps in our HelpdeskSome readersAd Unit Error: Ad Unit Is Partly or Fully Hidden
You will receive this message when the banner is present in the site code but is partially or fully hidden by other page elements. Additionally, if banners overlap each other, you will encounter this error as well. Overlapping banner example Another exampleSome readersI No Longer See My Ads, What Should I Do?
Some of our publishers occasionally encounter an issue where their ads suddenly disappear and are not visible. This happens because AADS has fail-safes in place to prevent server overload. If you access our ads too frequently, they may disappear for up to an hour. This issue only affects you personally; your website visitors will still be able to see our ads, and unique impressions will be counted accurately.Few readersAd Unit Error: How to Resolve 'Cloudflare Denies Access' Issue
In order to eliminate this error, follow these steps below: Log in to your Cloudflare account. Select the specified domain. Navigate to Security >WAF >Tools, as shown in the image below. Under “IP Access Rules,” add the IP addresses provided by the AADS support team. Click Check embedded HTMFew readersAd Unit Error: How to Fix 'Size Does Not Match' Issue
An ad unit can be adaptive or have a fixed size. If your ad unit is a fixed size, the banner on your site must match the exact dimensions of the ad unit. To resolve the error, you should adjust the actual size of the banner to meet the requirements. The required size for your banner is indicated in the text of the error message (the second size of the two). The first size in the error message represents the current size of the banner on your site.Few readersManaging Ad Units: Categories and Color Configuration
Categories New ad units are automatically assigned the "Unknown" category. The bot typically assigns specific categories to "Site" type ad units within 24 hours after you embed the ad unit on your site and start generating unique traffic. The "Unknown" category is generally not targeted by CPD campaigns, which can negatively affect your earnings. If your ad unit is older than 24 hours, generates traffic, and is still categorized as "Unknown," please don't hesitate to contact support.Few readersAd Unit Error: Not Found
You've received an error message indicating that your ad unit code is not found. This error significantly reduces your earnings and needs to be addressed. It means that our bot cannot locate the ad unit at the specified URL. An ad unit must be present on the exact page you specified in the ad unit settings, as our bot doesn't search through all your site pages to find the ad unit; it checks only the specified page. So, first of all, ensure the ad unit is present at the specified URL. Before usFew readersWhat's the Difference Between Site and Affiliate Ad Unit Types?
Most of our ad units are of the "Site" type. These units are used for banners integrated into site code and displayed on websites. We can monitor the quality of the traffic generated by these ad units, so they typically earn more if they pass the quality check. The "Affiliate" type is intended for ad units that are not meant to display advertisements. They exist solely as accounts within our network and are used to generate affiliate links, allowing you to earn fees from campaigns created throuFew readersHow to Start a Manual HTML Code Check
You can initiate the HTML code check either from your user dashboard or the ad unit page. To proceed with this on the user dashboard, you can do it like this: On the ad unit page, you can do it like this:"Few readersDo I Need to Create New Ad Units If I Change My Website Domain Name?
Yes, it is advisable to create new ad units for your new domain.Few readersCan I Use the Ad Unit Code of My Site in All Sub-Domains or Sub-Directories?
Yes, you can use the same ad unit code across all subdomains or subdirectories of your website. However, we recommend creating separate ad units for each subdomain.Few readersWhere Should My Ad Units Be Placed?
You can place your ads anywhere on your site, but we recommend positioning them in visible locations, such as the top section, to ensure they are easily seen when the page loads. Ultimately, the choice of where to place your ads is up to you.Few readersAd Unit Error: Invalid URL in Ad Unit HTML Code
The src attribute should contain a normalized URL. If the URL is not normalized, you will receive an error message. You can verify if the URL is correct by copying and pasting it into your browser's address bar; a banner should be displayed. For example, if you copy this: And see a banner: So, the URL in the srcFew readersAd Unit Error: Fixing the 'Redirecting to Another Site' Problem
An ad unit must be present at the URL specified on the ad unit page. You will receive the “Redirecting to another website” error if this URL redirects to another domain. To resolve the error, you can either remove the redirect or change the URL of the ad unit on the ad unit page at a-ads.com. Please note that if your ad unit was previously found at the old URL, you will not be able to change the URL yourself. If you need assistance, feel free to contact our support team. If you are unable to fFew readersAd Unit Error: How to Fix 'Empty ID' in Ad Unit HTML Code
An ad unit ID must be present in the src attribute of the iframe tag in your site source code. The ID is expected to be after the first slash sign “/” following the domain (ad.a-ads.com or acceptable.a-ads.com). A correct code piece looks like: This one is incorrect, because an ID is absent in src attribute: An ID is aFew readersAd Unit Error: Resolving 'Empty data-aa' in Ad Unit HTML Code
The error occurs when the data-aa attribute is missing in the iframe. A correctly formatted iframe with the data-aa attribute looks like this: An erroneous iframe:Few readersAd Unit Error: Missing URL in Ad Unit HTML Code
The error "Missing URL in HTML" occurs when the src attribute of the iframe tag is absent or empty. This can happen, for example, if you edited your ad unit code and accidentally removed the src attribute. If you add a URL to the src attribute using JavaScript, it may not be added in time for the bot to recognize it, resulting in the URL being defined as empty.Few readersAd Unit Error: Ad Is Unclickable
A banner must be clickable, and clicking it should lead to the advertised site. If nothing happens after a click, or if it redirects to another site, an error will occur. To ensure the error is resolved, please check that there are no redirects or pop-unders on your page.Few readersAd Unit Status: Getting Ready
This status indicates that the ad unit has been located by our bot. Once it is found, we begin collecting statistics and searching for advertisers. This process may take a few hours, depending on traffic, after which the status should change.Few readersAd Unit Status: Pending verification
This status indicates that our bot is currently checking your website. It will verify that your ad unit code is embedded correctly, after which the status will change.Few readersAd Unit Error: Invalid ID
This error indicates that you have one ad unit ID in the src attribute and a different ID in the data-aa attribute of the iframe tag embedded in your site's source code.Few readersAd Unit Error: Web Page Cannot Be Loaded
The error occurs when a website can be opened in a browser, but our bot cannot analyze its source code due to incorrect site settings. Possible reasons for this issue include: The site page keeps reloading. The site has an endless page. The site database is not configured. The domain name is not registered. The site forbids the use of VPNs, proxies, Tor, etc.Few readersAd Unit Error: Alert or Pop-Up Is Blocking Ad
The bot can typically verify an ad unit despite the presence of alert, confirm, and prompt windows on your site. However, if it encounters pop-ups that it cannot handle, you will receive this error. Pop-ups that may block a banner could look like this: To resolve the error, you should remove the alert or pop-up.Few readersAd Unit Status: Active
This status indicates that your ad unit is functioning correctly and generating earnings. You can view the statistics on your ad unit's Stats page.Few readersAd Unit Error: Invalid Domain
The src attribute must include one of the aads.com domains. Currently, two domains are allowed: ad.aads.com and acceptable.aads.com. If the src attribute contains any other domain, you will receive this message.Few readersAd Unit Error: Taking Too Long to Respond
You will receive this error if your site takes too long to respond. Please check it carefully from your end.Few readersAd Unit Status: Archived
This status indicates that your ad unit is archived. You can unarchive it by clicking the button in the Actions tab:Few readersAd Unit Error: Site Is Unavailable
You encounter this error when your site cannot be loaded in a browser, for example, if it is offline.Few readers
Traffic
How Are Unique Impressions Counted?
Our method of counting unique impressions is different: we only count globally unique impressions. This means our numbers may differ from those shown in Google Analytics or other ad networks. Each IP address is counted as unique once every 24 hours across the entire AADS network. So, when a visitor (identified by their IP) first encounters our ads on any of our publishing sites, it generates a unique impression. After that, no further unique impressions are recorded for that visitor during thePopularWhat Is a Unique Impression? Understanding the Basics
A unique impression is defined as one generated by an IP address that has not been recorded within the entire advertising network on the same day. If a visitor has seen any AADS banner today, that impression will not be counted as unique again until the following day. On pages with multiple ad units, only the first one to load will register a unique impression. Currently, the average ratio of unique to non-unique impressions is approximately 1:30, although this can vary significantly across diFew readersMy Website Generates Thousands of Impressions, but They're Not Counted Correctly: What's the Reason?
Our primary metric is the number of globally unique impressions per day. An impression will not be considered unique if we have already received one from the same IP address that day, regardless of who generated it. This is not an issue, as we are not a pay-per-impression network, and all publishers are treated equally. For debugging purposes, we also track non-unique impressions, which you can view on the Stats tab of your ad unit page (https://aads.com/adunits/1/stats). If you notice many noFew readersDownload Daily Ad Unit Stats in XLSX Format
If you are working with AADS as a publisher and have multiple ad units in your user profile, you may want to view the statistics for all of them in one place. There are several ways to do this. You can download the statistics for all your ad units for any specified period using the following link: https://aads.com/users/YOURUSERID/adunits/csvstats?daterange from =YYYY-MM-DD&daterange to =YYYY-MM-DD Replace YOURUSERID with your actual user ID, set the correct dates, and you'll receiveFew readersHow Often Are My Ad Unit Statistics Updated?
Your ad unit statistics are updated almost instantly; however, in rare cases, it may take a few minutes. If you believe your statistics are not updating or if you have any questions, please reach out to our Support Team.Few readersHow to Track Your Ad Unit Statistics: A Complete Guide
AADS offers detailed statistics on your website's performance. To check your stats, simply click the 'Stats' tab in your ad unit dashboard.Few readers
Earnings
My Website Generates Quality Traffic, but My Earnings Are Too Low! What to Do?
Understanding Our Payment Policy To grasp our payment policy, it's important to understand how online advertising works: Ad networks consist of advertisers who target specific demographics (e.g., geographical location, browser language, user age, type of device, etc.). Ad networks include publishers who offer their traffic to these advertisers. Situations That May Affect Your Earnings Here are some scenarios in which your earnings might not meet your expectations and howPopularI've Generated Many Clicks/Impressions – Why Am I Not Getting Paid for Them?
We are neither a pay-per-click nor a pay-per-impression network. Instead, we distribute advertisers' funds to publishers' ad units based on unique impressions. Advertisers receive a share of impressions from an ad unit proportional to the amount of money they spend on it (see how it works on the campaign page for the ad unit, e.g.: https://aads.com/adunits/1/campaigns). (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/6a953c4814a02400/screenshot-hPopularHow to Withdraw Your Earnings: A Guide for Publishers
Please check that your withdrawal options are up to date on Finances -Withdrawal Options page (please note that setting or changing withdrawal options cause a 3-day security lock. Request a withdrawal on Finances -My Finances page. Important points: You can withdPopularHow Much Will I Earn? Estimating Earnings for 100000 Impressions
These blog articles seem to be relevant to your question: How do you get paid as a publisher? Learn to earn with AADS as a publisherSome readersTips on How to Boost My Earnings
Dear Publisher, We have some suggestions to help increase your profits! Place Your Ad Unit in a Visible Location We recommend positioning banners at the top of your pages and adding additional banners of various sizes throughout your site. Once our bot detects an ad unit, you can use it across any pages within the same domain and its subdomains. Consider embedding banners on other pages to enhance your earnings — check your analytics for the pages with the highest traffic and place additioSome readersWhat Is Estimated Daily Income? Why Was It 0.00100500 and Is Zero Now?
The estimated daily income represents an approximation of your earnings for today. Please note that this figure is not guaranteed; it is purely an estimate. The value is calculated as follows: This is why it is highly variable and can be quite imprecise. Your hourly earnings may fluctuate significantly throughout the day, leading to even larger discrepancies when multiplied by 24 hours. We plan to replace this figureFew readersHow to Attract Direct Advertisers
Dear Publisher! To attract more advertisers to your website, we recommend creating an Advertise page with instructions on how to place ads through AADS. Additionally, this page will help draw new advertisers into the AADS network, allowing you to earn 10% of their spending for six months. You can find an example of text and images that you can use.Few readersWhy Are There Impressions but No Revenue?
This issue may arise for several reasons. One likely cause could be that your traffic originates from geolocations that our advertisers do not target. It’s important to remember that we are not a pay-per-click or pay-per-impression network.Few readers