Odd Adsense Block

5 Comments

• 1

  It’s been around for a while, there are a few variations of it as well.

  

  Jenstar
  http://www.JenniferSlegg.com

  12th March 2008 @ 21:05

• 2

  They have been running tests on this for a month or so (geo Spain). I have also seen versions with a single scroll button and the positioning on the bottom of the skyscraper.

  Also to note, they don’t seem to be able to make up their mind if the Google plug should be with the (newer) logo or the (traditional) text format. I guess someone must be trying to work out if that makes CTR better or they ended up rotating them.

  

  Simon Lynch
  http://www.justlanded.com

  13th March 2008 @ 00:02

• 3

  Yep, it’s been live for a while on our sites both US and AU. I wonder how much use it gets and what the ads at the end of the scroll are paying compared to the top ads and any second or third blocks on the page..

  

  fireblade
  http://www.fireblades.org

  13th March 2008 @ 05:37

• 4

  I’d imagine anything hidden by a scroll is going to have a hard time to get impressions - I know on the few occasions I click on an advert from a search if there’s nothing on the first page of AdWords, I’m not going to go hunting through pages 2 and beyond.

  

  Joff
  http://blog.jofftastic.co.uk

  13th March 2008 @ 09:46

• 5

  I starting noticing this format on 234 size spots about a month ago, but have yet come across it on the skyscrapers. (I’m in Canada.)

  

  Sam Stevens
  http://www.stevensmedia.com/blog/

  14th March 2008 @ 20:42

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