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Old 10-09-2008, 11:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Same ad on multiple pages

Alright.. say I have a website with 20 pages. I just created a new ad in google adsense and added to code to the bottom of my index.html page. Now say I want to put an ad at the bottom of the rest of my 19 pages. I know generally its easier to just use php and make one footer.php and just include to the HTML file. Can I use the same ad code that i used for index.html or do I need to create 19 more different ads and paste the code one-by-one into the bottom of each pages code?

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you should be able to use the same code. I use the same code for multiple sites with no problem.
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