for Admob banner ads, adaptive ads banner, What is the difference between getCurrentOrientationAnchoredAdaptiveBannerAdSize and getCurrentOrientationInlineAdaptiveBannerAdSize
Which one has better user experience?
And which one generate more revenue?
From the documentation:
getCurrentOrientationAnchoredAdaptiveBannerAdSize
(anchored adaptive banners)
When to use adaptive banners
Adaptive banners are designed to be a drop-in replacement for the
industry standard 320x50 banner size, as well as the smart banner
format they supersede.
These banner sizes are commonly used as anchored banners, which are
usually locked to the top or bottom of the screen. For such anchored
banners, the aspect ratio when using adaptive banners will be similar
to that of a standard 320x50 ad, as can be seen in these screenshots
getCurrentOrientationInlineAdaptiveBannerAdSize (inline adaptive banners)
When to use inline adaptive banners
Inline adaptive banners are larger, taller banners compared to
anchored adaptive banners. They are of variable height, and can be as
tall as the device screen.
They are intended to be placed in scrolling content
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According to the android docs, these are the following ad sizes you can implement. The problem is, in my small layout, the ad is too big. Even in the smallest size:
Is there any way to get my ads smaller than Banner? It is way to big for the Small screen size.
Thanks,
Ruchir
You should check out the Android-specific documentation on AdMob banner sizes:
Note how the sizes mentioned above are not quite the same as in your own table. BANNER is 320x50, which may already be small enough for small. If not, you'll also see SMART_BANNER mentioned in the last row. I'll just copy-paste that section below too (it's pretty well-described), but be sure to also check out the link above, as things can (and will) change in time.
In your app where you're using admob, the SDK will request whatever size the requesting AdView was instantiated with. If there isn't enough space on the device's screen to display the ad, nothing will be shown.
Please check the links below :
admob adsize for ad height
https://developers.google.com/admob/android/banner
Wondering if there are any android advertisement platform/SDK's that would let me pick the size for the ad? I have attached a screen shot of an app layout and I am interested in replacing one or two of the tiles with an Ad... Is there an android ad platform that you would recommend?
I have been digging into some of the ad sdk's and the closest I could find was the rectangle ad's offered by millennial media. Although I am not sure if they would let me pick an aspect ratio/size that is closest to their recommended aspect ratio of 1.2
I also looked at AdMob but it looks like only support banners or full page ads..
I can confirm that Admob does only offer banner or interstitial ads.
Until now, I was using only admob for ads on my mobile apps.
Using SMART_BANNER, I was able to have full width banner on all screen sizes.
Now, I want to start using mediation but SMART_BANNER isn't support by other ads network.
How can I do to have full width ads without SMART_BANNER?
Thanks in advance
SMART_BANNER was introduced as specifically a feature for AdMob. Most other networks don't have an equivalent full-screen format, and therefore their adapters may not return ads for full-width requests. Until more networks start supporting this ad type, you pretty much have to make a decision on full=width ads vs. Mediation.
Is there a way to get landscape ads with admob? I've got my ads appearing landscape but they are only about half the width of the screen.
I realise it is an old question but now it is possible to achieve what the OP had asked for. Smart Banners are available, just set the value for your adSize as SMART_BANNER.
ads:adSize="SMART_BANNER"
Documentation Reference
That is the normal behavior because the ads for phones have a fixed size no matter the orientation of the phone, see this link for more information. On a tablet on the other hand you have more options for ads size.
So there isn't much to do , just work with the fixed size you are given and cover the empty space you might get from ads not filling the phone width in landscape mode(if you designed the layout in this way).
I've been implementing ads in an android application, but I wanted to make one that was 200x100px. All I could find were banner ads and none of them could be a custom size, or at least close to the desired size. Are there any mobile ad networks that would provide this? Thanks.
Check out
https://support.google.com/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=ww-ww-et-asfe_&utm_source=aso&answer=185668
But I am not sure if we can have small adds for high density screens. Which means it is compulsory to keep add width and height to wrap content and the content automatically either takes complete width or is not shown