How to Remove Ad serving Limit from your AdSense account?
To fix this issue, you can try one of the following solutions:
- Spread your ad units evenly across all pages on your site. This will ensure that each ad unit has the same chance of being displayed and will reduce the likelihood of any one ad unit reaching its daily impression limit.
- Use AdSense’s “Ad Balance” feature to distribute impressions more evenly among your ad units. Ad Balance allows you to set a maximum limit for the number of impressions that each ad unit can receive per day. By setting this limit, you can ensure that no single ad unit reaches its daily impression limit and that your ads are distributed evenly across your site.
- Use AdSense’s “Ad Review Center” to review the performance of your ad units and make any necessary changes to their settings. The Ad Review Center allows you to see which ad units are performing well and which ones may need to be adjusted in order to improve their performance.
- Avoid placing your ad units on high-traffic pages or pages with little or no content. High-traffic pages can cause ad units to reach their daily impression limit more quickly, while pages with little or no content may not provide a good user experience and may not generate many impressions for your ads.
Why does Google limit ad serving?
Google limits ad serving to protect the user experience and to ensure that advertisers are not overloading users with excessive ads. Excessive ads can make a website slow and difficult to use, which can lead to users leaving the site and not returning. By limiting the number of ads that are served to a user on a given day, Google can help to ensure that users have a positive experience on websites that use AdSense and are more likely to return to those sites in the future. Additionally, limiting ad serving can help to prevent advertisers from overspending on ad impressions and ensure that they are getting the most value for their advertising dollars.
Does limited ad serving affect Ad Exchange as well as AdSense?
Yes, limited ad serving can affect both Ad Exchange and AdSense. Ad Exchange is a platform for buying and selling advertising space on websites and apps, and it uses the same ad serving technology as AdSense. As such, the same limitations on ad serving that apply to AdSense also apply to Ad Exchange. This means that if an ad unit on a website or app has reached its daily impression limit, it will not be eligible to receive any more impressions until the next day. This can affect the performance of your ads on both AdSense and Ad Exchange.
Will deleting all ad units and recreating them fix ad serving limits on AdSense?
Deleting all ad units and recreating them will not necessarily fix ad serving limits on AdSense. Ad serving limits are determined by the number of impressions that an ad unit has received, not by the ad unit itself. As such, even if you delete all of your ad units and create new ones, they will still be subject to the same ad serving limits as the old ad units if they are displayed on the same pages and receive the same number of impressions.
How much time does it take to get rid of the ad serving limits on AdSense?
The amount of time it takes to get rid of ad serving limits on AdSense depends on the cause of the limits and the steps you take to fix them. In some cases, ad serving limits can be resolved quickly by making simple changes to your ad setup, such as spreading your ad units evenly across all pages on your site or using AdSense’s Ad Balance feature to distribute impressions more evenly among your ad units. In other cases, it may take longer to resolve ad serving limits, particularly if you need to make significant changes to your ad setup or if you are experiencing a high volume of traffic on your site. Ultimately, the time it takes to get rid of ad serving limits on AdSense will vary depending on your specific situation.
Different types of ad serving limits
Ever wondered why Google might limit the number of ads your AdSense account can show? It all comes down to the integrity of their ad network. They want to protect advertisers from fraud, users from bad user experiences and maintain publisher relationships. Often, ad serving limits can be temporary until specific issues regarding traffic quality are sorted out. Currently, two different ad serving limits exist:
Account being assessed
When this limit occurs, AdSense is busy assessing your traffic quality. Often, there is no set time to wait for limits to be removed. They will automatically review and update the limit as they discover more information on your traffic quality.
Invalid traffic concerns
Very similar to the situation mentioned above, here, your account is being limited because Google’s systems have detected some invalid traffic concerns. Again, they will automatically review and update the limit as they find more information on your traffic quality.
Not sure what invalid traffic is? Different types of invalid traffic exist, but generally, it is traffic that’s generated by bots that then click on your AdSense ads. It can also include accidental clicks and clicks from click farms.
