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Originally Posted by Va2k
Why not just hard copy the ad's into the page that way ad blocks won't tag it as an ad? I know it will be extra work, but there is ways you can go around this to beat the blockers 95% of the time. *shrugs*
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Doing this adds more than just updating the website with ads,
It also removed the use of ad networks to sell the ads etc...
Increasing the run cost of the site and possibly lowering the revenue..
An alternative solution that allows you to load your ad as normal to the ad networks would be to do something like...
Add some JS code to your site..
Using a known blocked URL to load a pixel (or really anything that you know will be blocked that you can check)..
Have the JS check to see if the the pixel is on the page..
If it sees the pixel no ad block so it doesn't need to do anything..
If it does not see it then have the JS code replace the ads zone that would have loaded the ad networks code, with locally hosted ads that are not blocked.
Note that your locally hosted ads may in time get blocked so this will need to be checked...
Simple enough download ad blocked and from time to time check your site with it on..