Only 1 ad displayed on wordpress website (async/responsice)

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Only 1 ad displayed on wordpress website (async/responsice)

swwswwsww

3:27 pm on Aug 23, 2014 (gmt 0)

I've recently moved from a static webdesign to a responsive design. With this I wanted to use the new responsive ads that Google now allows. My problem is that when I have more than 1 ad on the site, only the top one appears and the others are left blank.

Here is an example of a page with 3 ads: <snip>

In the base of the article there are two identical ad units, code is the same, and on the sidebar there is a unit that works fine when you navigate to the frontpage.

I was advised to add code to the ad that disables cloudflare Rocket Loader. I've also disabled this function on cloudflare itself.

I'm hoping someone here can help me figure out what is currently wrong with my site, is it the ad code or something else?

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incrediBILL

7:04 am on Aug 24, 2014 (gmt 0)

AdSense is usually not the problem, it's usually some big SEO snafu made moving the site.

Define recently, days, weeks, months?

Define moved to WordPress, same page names, new page names, new content, same topic?

Did you maintain the old page names?

Did you 301 redirect to the WordPress site?

Did you add canonical meta to the new pages so Google knows which page is now which?

It may take some time before you show all your ads again esp. if the new site isn't a clone of the old, and Googlebot has to crawl the new page before it will display relative ads.

Also, what about your robots.txt and .htaccess files, can Googlebot crawl without issue?

Check and double check everything.

Look at your log files and see if the pages not showing all 3 ads have b

Double check your AdSense codes and authorizations in AdSense itself, make sure it's all your current publisher id codes and not the wrong codes.

Last but not least, consider removing one ad unit and see if the other two display, and make sure you're not using too many ad units if the type you've selected has a per page limit as I don't remember if that's still an issue anymore.

Then after a week or two, when you're sure everything is perfect, contact AdSense and ask them to investigate.

Maybe someone else will have other ideas I didn't think about checking.

Welcome to WebmasterWorld and Good Luck solving this!

netmeg

12:35 pm on Aug 24, 2014 (gmt 0)

I suspect a javascript problem.

If you temporarily remove the one ad that works, do the other two come back?