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I have never liked using IP addresses to sort ads mainly because of the wasted space (Not to mention the Countless people using Proxy's) So I created a simple script to rotate my ads Based on Language and Country.
By now anyone using YPN (Yahoo Publisher Network) knows they only pay for US Traffic - and you can lose a good bit of income by using their ads alone.
So you could include in your Header , Footer , or Body the files named for the size and type ads you want shown :
Code :
- <?php
- include("728x90.php");
- ?>
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For this Example - I've created a file named 728x90.php
Code for 728x90.php :
- <?php
- $locales = $_SERVER["HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE"];
- if ( $locales == "" ) {
- include("google-728x90.php");
- } else {
- $semicolon = array(";");
- $lesssemicolon = str_replace($semicolon, ",", "$locales");
- $breakdown = explode(",",$lesssemicolon);
- $lang_count = strtolower("$breakdown[0]");
- }
- if ( $lang_count == "en-us" ) {
- include("ypn-728x90.php");
- } else {
- include("google-728x90.php");
- }
- ?>
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The reason for the "$lesssemicolon" is due to the fact Locales may be separated by either semi-colons or commas.
Of Course you would have to create mini php pages named "ypn-728x90.php and google-728x90.php" which simply contain your ad code(s) - Depending on size and type of ad programs you use.
The only problems I've seen so far with this method - Is that a lot of FireFox / Opera users have never set their location on their browser , But it doesn't bother me too much seeing the Script will still show Google ads to anyone not in the US or with no locale set.
This might actually be a good thing seeing you'll still be giving Google some US traffic as well - Thus not making them upset at you for sending them only non-US or Foreign Web Traffic.
Hope it Helps |
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