DFP Tutorial: How to Create DFP Ad Units

[@RadioullashOfficial]

It's really a nice video! You have said everything within 5:52 minutes! I was searching last two years this type of tutorial. But failed! I have one question: I have approved AdSense account and Bengali language-based website. Bengali doesn't support AdSense. Can I use DFP and showing Ad on that site? I also want to add Responsive Ad their. Please suggest me... I am waiting for your answer...

[@MonetizeMorePosts]

+Radio Ullash As long as you have an Adsense account you should be able to sign up to DFP. You may then use DFP to serve ads from other networks. For creating responsive DFP ad tags, we wrote this blog: www.monetizemore.com/blog/how-to-make-dfp-ad-units-responsive-2/?. Hope this helps!

[@johnwinston6031]

Thanks

[@mstutorials5264]

How can I get paid with the revenue earned from GAM? Does it need to have linked adsense account? But what if my GAM doesn't have a 'Linked account' option? Or the revenue will automatically transferred from GAM to AdSense?

[@MonetizeMorePosts]

You won't earn any revenue from GAM. It estimates the revenue you will earn from Adsense and other sources, but those other sources will show your true earnings, and pay you. GAM is just an ad server, it chooses ads for you in the most efficient way. It doesn't buy or sell those ads.

[@Needs2Ninas]

Is anyone familiar with the new interface, since it became Google ad Manager ? I created 3 ad units, I would like to display them on the home page, do I have to add the header code 3 times, or just once. How do I select the 3 ads for which I would like to generate the tags ? Thanks a lot in advance

[@MonetizeMorePosts]

No, you don't need the header tag three times, as such. Google deprecated support for generating multiple tags at once from within Ad Manager, but there's an excellent tool available at dfpgpt.appspot.com/. More information here: support.google.com/admanager/answer/4497430?hl=en

[@MajalahKribomajalahkirbo]

Hello maggen, Ia have one question... can you tell me, firstly should i created ad unit or created ad tag? thaks..

[@MonetizeMorePosts]

+Majalah Kribo - You have to create an ad unit first. Once created, then you can generate the ad tag.

[@MonetizeMorePosts]

Hi blogger dscus - Are you using a top-level domain? If yes, the process is the same. If not (using a sub-domain), we'll take note of this video tutorial request for future topics. Thanks.

[@pragatigupta4338]

can you help with this. I have created ad unit as you suggest and I have override adsense but with selecting "Maximise revenue of unsold with adsense", then I created adsense order (exactly how you said in your other video"creating adsense order in dfp"). That order is giving me revenue too now please make me understand, is adsense is bidding for my specified CPM and when it is unsold then adsense itself is "maximising revenue of unsold with adsense"? Am I doing everything all right? Because dfp revenue is not reflecting the same in my Adsense account. PS: I have my adsense account enabled in dfp and I dont have AdX account. Please suggest.

[@MonetizeMorePosts]

You need to be careful when selecting a rate/value CPM in an Adsense order. This value is what DFP/Ad Manager is using to estimate the revenue from Adsense, it's not the actual revenue. When DFP/GAM calculates the revenue, it's only an estimate, it doesn't know what the Adsense ad is actually worth. The difference between the two is the discrepancy you're seeing. If you're getting revenue through the Adsense account, it seems like you're doing everything right, but just lower your rate/value CPM in your Adsense order and you'll notice the discrepancy reducing.

[@pragatigupta4338]

ok thanks. But can you tell me exactly where in adsense I can see the earning through google ad manager? As I am using adsense code as well as google ad manager code in the website.

[@MonetizeMorePosts]

You should be able to run a report in Adsense by ad unit that shows the exact breakdown of your Adsense revenue. Have a play with the reporting options, and review the Adsense reporting guidelines here: support.google.com/adsense/answer/160562