Check for Google Ads Specific Elements Look for the “Sponsored” Tag One of the easiest ways to identify if a website is running Google Ads is by looking for the “Sponsored” label. When browsing the website, keep an eye on the ad placements. Usually, ads will have a ‘Paid’ or ‘Sponsored’ tag right next to […]
Look for Ads on the Page Identifying Ad Placements One of the first things I do when trying to figure out if a website is using Google Ads is simply looking for ads on the page. Google Ads typically feature prominently, often in the form of banners or text ads. They usually have a bright
Inspecting the Website’s Code Learning to Open the Developer Tools Alright, let’s kick things off with the first step—opening up the developer tools in your browser. It might sound techy, but don’t sweat it! Most browsers make this super easy. Just right-click anywhere on the webpage and hit ‘Inspect’ or ‘Inspect Element’. Boom! You’re in.
Look for Visual Advertising Triggers Identifying Google Ads Placements When you’re scoping out a website, the first thing you’ll want to do is keep your eyes peeled for visual clues that might indicate Google Ads. Google Ads often come in several formats, like banners or text links, and they typically stand out against other website