Too much ads on the website can demolish the entire SEO of website

[WhiteHouse]

No I don't think so and I haven't seen any one complain about ads making them have less traffic it whatever, as long as the ads are not hindering or slowing down the Website or making it hang then it's good to go.

 

[Jomarie05]

Very true, too much ads can undermine the performance of a website SEO in search engine. I got to know about this when a friend apply for Ezoic display ads. When the ads start to run on his website, the loading speed of the pages decrease drastically, and this case the website to lose rank for some keywords.

 

[nasiusman95]

To most people outside of the digital marketing industry, web design is still mostly a mystery. To further muddy the waters, many people think web design is subjective, and that as long as the client likes it, then it must be good. Even though that’s false for a myriad of reasons, which we won’t cover in this article, there is another issue. A plethora of problems can be lurking beneath the surface that can kill your SEO efforts.

Most web designers have no clue when it comes to true search engine optimization. Most think that as long as they stick a few H1 and H2 tags, image ALT attributes, and meta tags in a web page, their work is done. Every seasoned SEO professional knows that is both completely false and dangerous. In fact, once your web design is complete, that’s when the real work begins.

 

[Dowenship]

Everyone builds a website to make money. This requires monetization of the website After monetization, if more and more ads start appearing on the website, there is a risk of less traffic. Because not everyone sees the ad and when the website opens, if the ad starts coming then people will close without reading the conten. Therefore, it is better not to reduce the cafe on your website by giving priority to money, but only the necessary ads should come to the website.

No not everybody because i don't have a website yet! But you need to monetise your website before it can draw traffic... But that doesn't prompt you to slow all the ads on planet earth on your website... Its annoying to viewers

 

[Kane]

A lot of people recommend no more than 3 or maximum 5 ad units per page, however, I use 5-7 ad units per page on my website. Having too many ads has never harmed my website. The key point is you need to have enough original content on your page. Generally my articles are 2000 words.

 

[Ralphjoe]

You are so very right about the fact that too much advertisement on your website will definitely reduce traffic to your website or blog especially those highly intrusive advertisement that pops up when you open a website.

 

[James]

We don't needed too many ads it is not only kill your website but also increase your loading time means it will impact on your SEO and also impact on youre readers who may be annoyed to see many ads.

 

[Senator]

There is a point to that. Too much of everything is very bad. But how can one reduce such volume of adds permitted to be displayed in their websites? I would like to know

 

[Justin]

I don't think ads on your site has anything to do with seo. running ads on the site and doing seo on your site are entirely different things. That's what I believe.

 

[Setho]

If your website is filled with ads, it will make visitors to not want to stay longer and the website might load more slower. This are the results that are likely to reduce your seo ranking and not just because you have so many ads on the website.

 

[Muhammadawais]

A website design that attracts the right audience, generates leads, and accurately reflects the brand and tone of voice is the trifecta of today's powerful website design. It's not easy to build a website that does all three things well, but it's not difficult either.

 

[Ronald03]

This is true, and why will you place too many ads on a site at the first point ,you are meant to know the effect of doing so , it can bring the traffic down

 

[Senator]

I think there should be a minimum amount of ads to permitted on your site, that way, visitors don get bored with these ads on their face like that

 

[Niftyyem]

It can be very frustrating to visit a site and all you see are ads and every click you make somehow redirects to a link first before even opening the content. I simply leave such sites.

 

[Abbeyola]

Everyone builds a website to make money. This requires monetization of the website After monetization, if more and more ads start appearing on the website, there is a risk of less traffic. Because not everyone sees the ad and when the website opens, if the ad starts coming then people will close without reading the conten. Therefore, it is better not to reduce the cafe on your website by giving priority to money, but only the necessary ads should come to the website.

Seriously, I never knew that too much advertising on a site can also affect the operating system of the business organization, thanks for sharing.

 

[Kane]

Doing SEO on a website means ranking your website on search engines. Search engine ranking depends on quality content, keyword usage, backlinks, clean design, site speed etc.

 

[Justin]

If you balance between the original content and embeded content, or duplicate content, you may use any number of ad units and any number of ad networks.

 

[Kane]

Sometimes using intrusive ads like pop up and pop under ads can be very damaging. Intrusive ads will reduce visitor retention which will increase bounce rate.

 

[cowantussie]

With global ad spend reaching $332 billion in 2020, it’s safe to say that ads are the fuel of online publishing.

For some publishers, paywall content is the leading source of revenue, but the majority still rely on ads as their main revenue source. All this should come as no surprise, considering ads have been an integral part of newspaper publishing since 1704!

 

[Kane]

having too many ads on your site does not mean you are earning a lot of money. For example if you are paid for CPM, running three ads on the same page will not count three impression, it is just one impression