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Ad distribution

Janey Chea

Hi,

Is there a way to ensure that ads are evenly distributed on my post? Currently, I don't have any ads in the first half of the article, and in the second half of the article, the ads are inserted after every paragraph. 

I have used the same <div> blocks to wrap sections of my subheadings together, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. All the ads in the second half of my article are inserted inside <div> blocks. Please, can someone advise?

Many thanks,

Janey

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  • Support
    • Journey Support Team

    Hi Janey Chea - it looks like you're using a combination of Kadence and Gutenberg Post blocks on your posts, which is causing ads to show up in some places, but not in others. As a rule of thumb, any pagebuilders or ‘blocking’ content in Gutenberg may cause ads to not properly distribute in your posts, as it's unable to ‘break into’ these blocks. 

    I have made a small adjustment so the script is more accurately targeting your content, which may help, but you may want to double check your posts and remove any blocks if you're not seeing ads properly distributed. 

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  • Janey Chea

    Further to this, am I ok to continue using these blocks to group the subtopics together for ads to distribute evening between blocks or do I need to do something different? If different, please advise how I should be building my content going forward. Many thanks!

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  • Support
    • Journey Support Team

    Janey Chea the Journey script optimizes the placement of ads based on where it'll earn the most revenue - this means you won't always see ads between ‘blocks.’ For best performance, we recommend only blocking up content when you want to ensure that ads do not break up the layout of a specific part of the post.  

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