Now You Can Modify Google AdSense Ads Codes

Google AdSense is one of the biggest and largest online money making programs online from Google. AdSense is well known among all the bloggers. Many students come for blogging and try to make money with AdSense because of its high pay-per-click revenue.

There are many bloggers who make around $50000+/month from Google AdSense. Being one of the widely use publishers network in AdSense through Google, it has some strict guidelines for publishers to follow.

Modify Google AdSense Ads Code

 
According to the recent post on the adsense official blog, Adsense publishers are now allowed to change the ad codes upto a certain extent so you are now allowed to minify the code to gain high load speed through your blog design.
Again there are some No's and Don'ts that you need to follow in while you minify your adsense ads code.
According to adsense official blog,

This new policy update will allow publishers to try a range of techniques on your site such as:
Responsive design: Enabling publishers to create a single webpage that will adapt to the device on which it’s being viewed, whether it’s a laptop, smartphone or tablet, to maximize user experience.
A/B testing: Running a test by creating multiple versions of a page, comparing user behavior to see which page is the most effective.
Setting custom channels dynamically: Tracking performance of segments of users, sections of your site, or other behavior to maximize ad and user experience.
Ad tag minification: Enabling your site pages to load faster by reducing the amount of data to be transferred.

Here are some techniques that you need to avoid while you minify your code are explained here,

Techniques to avoid

Here are some techniques you’ll want to avoid:

• Hiding ad units at anytime (e.g., display:none)
• Implementing AdSense ad code in a way that covers content
• Using any means to force the display of more than three AdSense ad units on a page
• Manipulating the ad targeting using hidden keywords, IFRAMEs, or any other method
• Distributing ads in emails or software
• Floating ads or units that slide to attract unwarranted attention

If you want to read out Adsense Terms and Conditions, Program Policies ( just click on the link to read ).