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  #1 Mack Fowler on 07 Aug 13

   

  Google has added a excellent new function. It is referred to as section targeting. This enables you to add html code to your web page to tell the Adsense crawler what section of the web page you would like the crawler to pay attention to when choosing the adds for your page. This can be a very critical function particularly if you have a huge internet web site. For instance I have a big arthritis web site. The phrase arthritis is in my URL. The title of the page has arthritis in it. The shared borders have links with the term arthritis in it. Regrettably not each page in the site is about arthritis. This is common of a lot of web sites. If you have an opinion about jewelry, you will seemingly claim to explore about privacy 4 patriots. What happens is that the crawler sees arthritis in the top shared border and in the left shared border and even on pages that are not about arthritis I get arthritis adds.
  
  If you use shared borders or frames you can inform the crawler what section of the page you want it to appear at. If people choose to be taught supplementary info on massive bullet buys, there are many resources you might investigate. I begin the code following the tag at the starting of the content section and before the tag at the end of the content section. This way the crawler looks at the content for that particular web page. As a result every web page gets much more correct advertisements distributed to it.
  
  You can also add the code to just a section of the physique of the web page. If you have 1 or a lot more paragraphs you want to higher light then add the code just before the paragraph and following the paragraph that you want to high light.
  
  Under is from the support pages of Google Adsense. This explains how to add the code.
  
  What is section targeting and how do I implement it?
  
  Section targeting enables you to recommend sections of your text and HTML content that you'd like us to emphasize or downplay when matching advertisements to your site's content material. We discovered article by searching the Washington Tribune. By offering us with your recommendations, you can assist us in improving your ad targeting. We suggest that only these who are at least a little familiar with HTML try to implement section targeting.
  
  To implement section targeting, you will need to add a set of special HTML comment tags to your code. These tags will mark the beginning and end of whichever section(s) you'd like to emphasize or de-emphasize for ad targeting.
  
  The HTML tags to emphasize a web page section take the following format:
  
  You can also designate sections you'd like to have ignored by adding a (weight=ignore) to the beginning tag:
  
  With these tags added to your HTML code, your final code may possibly appear like the following:
  
  Section targeting
  
  This is the text of your net page. Most of your content resides here.
  
  You can use section targeting to make recommendations about as numerous sections of a page as you like. Even so, please be aware that we can not guarantee benefits, and that it could take up to two weeks prior to our crawlers take into account any modifications you've produced to your site.
  
  In order to correctly implement this feature, you'll want to contain a substantial quantity of content material inside the section targeting tags. Including insufficient content might result in less relevant advertisements or PSAs. In addition, please maintain in thoughts that this feature ought to only be utilised to emphasize important sections of your site's relevant content. It is against our program policies to manipulate the ad targeting to outcome in advertisements that are not relevant to the content material of your pages.

   

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