If you have been sharing links on sites such as Facebook and Digg, you may not be getting all of your AdSense revenue. Most times, when a user clicks a link on Facebook or Digg, they will see a framed page. Since your website then is inside of a “window” type frame, your site is not getting the actual traffic from that click, Digg and/or Facebook are.
There is a way to stop this from happening to you, and it is so very simple. Between the <head> and </head> tags of your website, one little JavaScript call is all you need to add. The code is as follows:
<script language=”JavaScript” type=”text/javascript”>
if (top.location != self.location) top.location.replace(self.location);
</script>
This will prevent your website from being framed in the future, and will prevent any loss of traffic and or revenue from ad providers such as AdSense.
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5 Comments
I don’t have this problem but that is a great tip for anyone that is experiencing this mishap. It is also very good of you to share this with others. Thanks!
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I experienced the problem myself when I was doing Social Media Management for SBTV.com. We were not getting all the traffic from Facebook or Digg, so I decided to google it. After scouring the search results, I finally figured out why. I recently ran into the problem again with this blog, now I will always know why & I hope it does help some people!
Thanks for sharing this helpful article
Thanks for the tip, I had no idea that could happen. Thanks, too, for advertising on my blog. It is appreciated!
Nice articles. I share this articles on my blog Claim Traffic from facebook and digg
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