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These are the simple tips to placing your Adsense ads on your page:

  • Always put Adsense banner ads at the top of your pages
  • Try making your Adsense ads background the same color as the background of your pages
  • Use Large rectangle 338x280 at the middle of your page and put the title at the top of that ads something like RELATED SITE or what ever like that

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This thread has useful placement ideas from , , , and . Rather than repeating individual spots or sizes already suggested, the guidance below focuses on what to check first (policy and user experience), how to test, and which metrics matter — so placement choices become data-driven and safe.

As flagged, policy matters. Ads must be clearly distinguishable from content and not placed in ways that could trick or pressure users into clicks. Avoid labeling ads so they mimic editorial links or navigation. Review the official AdSense help for placement and content rules: .

Run controlled tests instead of relying on a single “best” position. Set up two or more variants, rotate evenly, and collect enough pageviews for statistical confidence. Track RPM, CTR, viewability, bounce rate and time on page. Segment results by device; what works on desktop often underperforms on mobile. Use analytics events or experiments to tie revenue to specific placements rather than eyeballing clicks.

Protect UX and performance. Keep content first. Use responsive ad formats, serve tags asynchronously, and consider lazy-loading offscreen units to preserve Core Web Vitals. Avoid intrusive auto-refresh or sticky treatments unless they comply with policy and clearly respect the user. If a title or label is added near an ad, make it unambiguous (for example, “Sponsored” or “Ad”), not something that could be read as editorial.

Quick checklist: confirm policy compliance, test multiple layouts and devices, measure RPM/viewability not just CTR, monitor page speed, and prefer clarity over tricks that risk invalid traffic.

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Member Avatar for articlemaster9

You can also some other technique. You can put adsense code in between post.You can put adsense codes between post body and post title and all this work great. Always try to use banner when you are putting it between post body and title.

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Use Large rectangle 338x280 at the middle of your page and put the title at the top of that ads something like RELATED SITE or what ever like that
Not 338x280, must be 200x200 or 250x250

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Placing adsense code in between post may violate google TOS so I think it is better to check the guideline about ad placement before you implement that.

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I would say it is also great to put the Adsense within your text. I have tested all kinds of placement in my site, and found this one works the best!

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