A: The setting to enable the AdSense script is global for the site. However, this can be accomplished a few ways:
1) Turn on the AdSense script in Ad Commander settings, and enable Auto Ads on your AdSense account. Next, add a custom function using the filter `adcmdr_adsense_head_script_enabled` to return true when you'd like the AdSense script to load. For example: `return is_singular('news') ||...
1.Do you have a popup that detects adblockers on the site and sends a message requesting that they be disabled?
2.Do you have anything that tracks and verifies how many people are blocking ads served by your solution?
3.Adding the raw AdSense code to WordPress causes an excess of ads that cannot be controlled. They will be imported in excess and appear in places where the website owner doesn't necessarily want them. I understand that your plugin solves this problem and allows control over the placement of AdSense ads.
1) We don't currently offer adblocker messaging, but it's on the roadmap. It might replace ad content - not popup - but accomplish the same goal.
2) This feature is part of the same roadmap item as above.
3) I think what you're referring to AdSense auto ads. Ad Commander supports either auto ads or embedding individual AdSense ads. You can leave auto-ads turned...
A: Hello, I'm not entirely sure I follow both parts of your question, but here is what I think:
Regarding the static WP site, the plugin is compatible with page caching plugins that generate and serve static files. If you're generating an entirely static site from WordPress - and plugins never load - then I'm not sure it would work.
Regarding the second part, the plugin is installed site-wide....
Is there a possibility to integrate the banners via script on my static site? My WordPress Site is 100% static the WordPress backend is local on my Mac. My site is hosted on Bunny CDN. I would like to install the plugin on another server, no frontend only a WordPress backend and then add the banners to my static page via script.
A: You can disable ads by user role - which would mean it wouldn't track. We don't currently have a setting to only disable tracking by user role, but it's on the roadmap.
Disabling ads for user roles can be done on a site-wide basis, or by setting up visitor conditions on specific ads, groups, or placements.
Currently, you can exclude users and user roles from *seeing* individual ads and groups. We will consider adding the ability to exclude them from tracking, but still see the ad. Thanks for the comment!
Q: Does Ad Commander support displaying AdSense auto ads only on all posts of a specific custom post type?
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Edited Mar 11, 2025A: The setting to enable the AdSense script is global for the site. However, this can be accomplished a few ways:
1) Turn on the AdSense script in Ad Commander settings, and enable Auto Ads on your AdSense account. Next, add a custom function using the filter `adcmdr_adsense_head_script_enabled` to return true when you'd like the AdSense script to load. For example: `return is_singular('news') ||...
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Q: Do you have a roadmap?
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Mar 10, 2025A: We do have an internal roadmap. We plan to adapt it based on early customer feedback, so we don't have it publicly available at this time.
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Q: Adblockers
1.Do you have a popup that detects adblockers on the site and sends a message requesting that they be disabled?
2.Do you have anything that tracks and verifies how many people are blocking ads served by your solution?
3.Adding the raw AdSense code to WordPress causes an excess of ads that cannot be controlled. They will be imported in excess and appear in places where the website owner doesn't necessarily want them. I understand that your plugin solves this problem and allows control over the placement of AdSense ads.
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Mar 8, 2025A: Thanks for your questions!
1) We don't currently offer adblocker messaging, but it's on the roadmap. It might replace ad content - not popup - but accomplish the same goal.
2) This feature is part of the same roadmap item as above.
3) I think what you're referring to AdSense auto ads. Ad Commander supports either auto ads or embedding individual AdSense ads. You can leave auto-ads turned...
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Q: Can i use the ads on a static wp site? I install the plugin on page A and then use the banners on page B?
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Mar 5, 2025A: Hello, I'm not entirely sure I follow both parts of your question, but here is what I think:
Regarding the static WP site, the plugin is compatible with page caching plugins that generate and serve static files. If you're generating an entirely static site from WordPress - and plugins never load - then I'm not sure it would work.
Regarding the second part, the plugin is installed site-wide....
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Is there a possibility to integrate the banners via script on my static site? My WordPress Site is 100% static the WordPress backend is local on my Mac. My site is hosted on Bunny CDN. I would like to install the plugin on another server, no frontend only a WordPress backend and then add the banners to my static page via script.
At this time, our plugin would not work for this type of setup, but we'll take it into consideration for future versions. Thanks for the question!
Q: Is there a way to exclude impressions or clicks from specific users or user roles?
If a user is an advertiser, tracking of that user should be excluded from individual ads.
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Mar 5, 2025A: You can disable ads by user role - which would mean it wouldn't track. We don't currently have a setting to only disable tracking by user role, but it's on the roadmap.
Disabling ads for user roles can be done on a site-wide basis, or by setting up visitor conditions on specific ads, groups, or placements.
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Please allow us to specify the user roles and users to be excluded for each individual ad and group.
Currently, you can exclude users and user roles from *seeing* individual ads and groups. We will consider adding the ability to exclude them from tracking, but still see the ad. Thanks for the comment!