Friday, 15 April 2011

jquery - lazy-loading doubleclick ads versus enableSingleRequest() -


In an effort to increase the active in-view matrix, I had to postpone a display ad call ( googletag) Trying .display ('ad-' + adLocation) ) by wrapping it in 'in-view' check (using jquery.inview), but this only if I googletag.pubads () Disables the, .enableSingleRequest (); Do I understand that overriding my call on enableSingleRequest () to googletag.display ?

To clarify, the enableSingleRequest is required to meet the guaranteed constraints, but we also need to ensure that the ads are being offered only when they Is it also possible to be visible?

At face value, no

what can you do for individual requests Along with the various blocks of ads you render, so you provide your ads for road-blocked slots together and at other times.

The problem is that, as far as I know, DFP resins the coefficient every 30 seconds, so if you do not use single requests, then you risk losing your obstacles Raise those who rely on co-workers to become part of the same request.

Another strategy you can try is to wait 25 seconds or more so that your ads can be presented below; They will still be provided to ensure a roadblock within the same Correlator time, but if the user closes the window before that, the ad does not increase your presentability ratio. But I have not tried myself (I am currently researching this issue ...)


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