FB Ia Top ads

Hi,

Are you manually placing your ads in Instant Articles? Or do you regularly post short articles? Facebook do have very strict guidelines about ads in the Instant Articles (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instant-articles/policy#policies-ads-experience), our recommendation is alway to use automatic placement unless you’re very familiar with them or you run the risk of having your Audience Network account suspended.

You can enable Automatic Placement on the Ads settings page of the plugin (https://docs.wp-native-articles.com/article/89-ads-setup).

All the best.

Hi Team,

I have attached a screenshot into link, i want like this that’s why i have purchased your Plug In.
We need an AD just below the title but when we are trying we are getting this error:
General Warnings: Invalid Ad Spacing: Ad is placed too early in the article: Ads cannot be placed before in the first screen of the Instant Article. Automatic Ad Placement has been enabled as a result. You can leave on Automatic Ad Placement or consult the Instant Articles Documentation for more about ads policy and manual placement.

but if you will check the below website, it’s doing the same.
Existing site doing the same

I want like this IA Example

Please let me know, how we can do it? What changes you required from my end to do the same for Instant Article?

PLease let me know, if you want to ask anything from our side.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by pappuchauhan.

Hi,

Ah so this forum is for the Free Version of the plugin, we don’t monitor it that closely. You can email us at [email protected] from the email you purchased the plugin with for a much quicker resolution.

In réponse to your actual question, I’d HIGHLY advise against doing that. It goes against the facebook guidelines I linked to and you WILL get your Audience Network account suspended if you keep doing it. That’s why you’re getting the warnings, because you’re not suppose to put the ads there.

How they’re doing on the site you link to, it’s not actually right at the top if you notice, they put a line or two of text in first and then the ad. This is still against the guidelines (point 5 “Don’t include ads on the first screen”) but is slightly less severe, particularly if you have short articles.

All the best