If you’re currently using AdSense on your blogs or websites, you may want to use the asynchronous ad code instead to improve your website’s performance and latency and provide better user experience. Asynchronous code is being used by many web services and it’s guaranteed never to stand in the way of other web elements when loading a webpage.
It provides better web experience for desktop as well as mobile users. When implemented users who visit your site may find it loading much faster and that can have an impact on user experience and how long your visitors stay on your site.
If you have already installed the synchronous AdSense code on your site’s pages, it’s recommended to switch all to asynchronous codes.
You should also remember that the asynchronous AdSense code is still in beta and may break part of your webpage. So after implementing it, test your pages to see if they are running ok.
To use the new code on your site, go to your AdSense account and click on My ads tab. Then select a unit and click ‘Get code’. Next, use the drop-down to select the Code type and switch to Asynchronous code.
Now copy and code and paste it on your pages to. That’s it!
Enjoy!
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I improve web performance with AdSense asynchronous ad code?
By using AdSense asynchronous ad code, you can enhance your website's performance and latency, providing a better user experience.
What are the benefits of using AdSense asynchronous ad code over synchronous code?
AdSense asynchronous ad code ensures faster webpage loading, improved web experience for desktop and mobile users, and does not interfere with other web elements.
How do I switch from synchronous AdSense code to asynchronous code?
To switch to asynchronous AdSense code, go to your AdSense account, select a unit, click 'Get code', choose Asynchronous code, and paste the new code on your pages.
What should I do if the asynchronous AdSense code breaks my webpage?
If the asynchronous AdSense code breaks part of your webpage, test your pages after implementation to ensure they are running smoothly.
Is the asynchronous AdSense code still in beta?
Yes, the asynchronous AdSense code is currently in beta, so it's important to test your pages after implementing it to check for any issues.
How do I access the new asynchronous AdSense code for my site?
To access the new asynchronous AdSense code, log in to your AdSense account, navigate to the My ads tab, select a unit, click 'Get code', and choose Asynchronous code.
What impact does using asynchronous AdSense code have on user experience?
By using asynchronous AdSense code, users visiting your site may experience faster loading times, leading to improved user experience and potentially longer visitor duration.
What are the steps to implement asynchronous AdSense code on my website?
To implement asynchronous AdSense code on your website, select the Code type as Asynchronous code in your AdSense account, copy the code provided, and paste it onto your site's pages.