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Hello, guys!
I have some problems with my ads. I have a game site with adsense (arcgames.org). My analytics shows about 100 visits per day with 600 pageviews. My webanalyzer on the hosting shows the same stats.
The problem => adsense shows about 10-20 views per day. I checked everything here - . My web site looks fine.
There are ads for my visitors for sure, because they are from US.

In technology section at google-analytics I saw that most of my users are using IE 7 and 8, and they don't see the ads..
What I mean:
my overall visitors:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/402/arcgames.png/
and my adsense stats:
http://imageshack.us/f/51/arcgames1.png/

I doubt that adsense javascript isn't showed up on IE 7 and 8.. Unfortunately I don't have IE 7 or 8 and I can't check any errors or something.

Thank you.

Edited by deceptikon because: Moved to SEO forum.
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A big gap between Analytics/pageview counts and AdSense impressions usually means the ad code simply isn’t running for many visitors, not that Analytics is wrong. Common causes are ad blockers or visitors with JavaScript disabled, IE-specific rendering issues (compatibility mode or conditional comments), the ad snippet being omitted on some pages, or a template/CSS/JS interaction that prevents the ad iframe from being requested. For , the IE7/8 signal in Analytics makes the browser-compatibility angle worth prioritizing.

Quick, actionable checks to run now:

  1. Confirm the ad snippet and your publisher ID are actually present in the HTML served to IE7/8. From a shell you can emulate an IE UA and search the page:
    curl -A "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0)" -L http://arcgames.org/ -o page.html
grep -i "pub-" page.html
grep -i "adsbygoogle" page.html
  2. In IE (or an IE7/8 test VM), open dev tools (F12) and watch the Network tab for requests to Google ad domains and the Console for JS errors. Look for blocked/failed requests or HTTP errors.
  3. Test with a clean browser profile (no extensions) to rule out ad-blockers, and create a minimal test page that contains only the ad unit and a tiny amount of content to isolate template/JS/CSS interference.
  4. Check server logs for outbound ad requests:
    grep -iE "pagead|googlesyndication|doubleclick" /path/to/access.log | head

If the minimal test page shows impressions, the problem is in your template or other scripts/CSS. If it does not, inspect the ad unit/account status and provide sanitized network/console output when asking for more help. As suggested, moving to Internet Marketing is reasonable once you confirm whether it’s an account-level serving issue; the steps above will tell you which direction to take. Do not click your own ads or attempt to inflate impressions.

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have some problems with my ads. I have a game site with adsense (arcgames.org). My analytics shows about 100 visits per day with 600 pageviews. My webanalyzer on the hosting shows the same stats.

This issue you are having is more related to SEO rather than CSS.

You should have post it in the Internet Marketing section not in the Web Development section.

Then you can get an idea why the stats appear like that.

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Umh.. I'm sorry.. Could I request moving of my topics?

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