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According to W3 Schools, it is down to 5%, but the numbers are not current. At one time it was 10% to 15%.
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A user disables JavaScript simply by setting the security level to High in IE. I think that accounts for most of the browsers with JavaScript disabled.
That wouldn't account for losing 100% of the impressions for several sites.
I don't see any AdSense on that site? Put an AdSense ad in the footer to help testing?Quote:
Originally Posted by TopDogger
Check the wine site in my signature. There are two AdSense ads on each article page in the site. I don't usually put AdSense on home pages or category pages.
Here is something that is interesting. Yesterday I replaced the newer ad slot code with the old style AdSense code. I am now showing impressions and clicks for the wine site. I have not seen any impressions or clicks for that site since December.
It looks like there is something wrong with Google's recognition of their own ad slot code for some sites. I went through all of my sites that use AdSense. The only sites that are not registering impressions and clicks use the ad slot code, but I do have a couple of sites using the ad slot code that are registering impressions and clicks. Each of my sites is set up as a URL channel for tracking purposes. If you do not set up channels, you will never know if this is happening.
It does look like Google is not recognizing some sites using ad slot code.
I wonder how wide-spread this is. It appear to have been happening since December or January. If anyone has seen a decline in AdSense revenue since January, you need to check this out.
I am not using the new AdSense code format anywhere. I suddenly feel lucky. :)
Do you have more than one AdSense account? Those slot numbers aren't good across accounts.