Introduction to Auto Ads

Auto ads, also known as automatic advertising, is a feature that automatically places advertisements on your website. It’s a simple and creative way for you to monetize your content. With Auto ads, you place a piece of code on all pages of your website. Then, Auto ads will scan your website and automatically place ads where they are likely to perform well and generate more revenue.

1. So why should you use Auto Ads?

Running regular ads can also earn you money from Google, so what makes Auto ads stand out and compel publishers to explore and use it?

          – With its revenue-boosting capability, Auto ads analyze your pages and find new positions to display ads based on layout, content, and your existing Google ads.

           –Ease of use is one of its advantages. You simply set up an ad code to get started. After you set the code, Auto ads will automatically adjust to any changes you make to your website and ad settings.

           –You can customize ads to suit your website. Setting up Auto ads allows you to control where ads appear on your website. If there are positions where you don’t want ads to appear, you can block or lock ads there if you find it user-unfriendly.

           –You can customize ads to suit your website. Setting up Auto ads allows you to control where ads appear on your website. If there are positions where you don’t want ads to appear, you can block or lock ads there if you find it user-unfriendly.

      2. How Auto Ads Works:

Auto ads use Google’s smart technology to:

• Understand your website’s structure.
• Detect any existing Google ads on your pages. (Note that Google ads cannot detect ads from other advertising networks.)
• Automatically place new ads based on various factors like page layout, content volume, and your existing Google ads. Sometimes, Auto ads may place two ads next to each other, regardless of the ad network’s origin.

If you make changes to your website, Google will automatically detect and rerun the process to reanalyze your website’s structure.