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Yup. If you're adding it directly to your theme's globalTemplate, template syntax will work there.

{{if \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->member_id === NULL}} Adsense Auto Ad code goes here {{endif}} Just paste your ad code in the IF statement. This way the script won't load for users that are logged in.

Yeah, that's definitely something to think about. But one thing that I like about Google is that they're very much against ad-spam themselves. I noticed that there won't even be ads on pages where there's very little content (like text). It also seems to insert ads decently in article body text, but I've noticed that sometimes they leave big white gaps where an ad should be. For someone that really likes to make sure a site looks nice, that bit is a little jarring. 
On an old forum of mine, it inserts an ad something like every 2-3 posts down and actually looks fairly tasteful.
Overall, I think it's a nice way to get ad placements on a site, but it does need some tinkering on Google's end. I can't speak for earnings yet since it hasn't even been a full day since I put them on a few sites I run. Haven't yet put it on my Invision Community though, except when I was testing some things. 

{{if \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->member_id === NULL}} Adsense Auto Ad code goes here {{endif}} Just paste your ad code in the IF statement. This way the script won't load for users that are logged in.

Yeah, that's definitely something to think about. But one thing that I like about Google is that they're very much against ad-spam themselves. I noticed that there won't even be ads on pages where there's very little content (like text). It also seems to insert ads decently in article body text, but I've noticed that sometimes they leave big white gaps where an ad should be. For someone that really likes to make sure a site looks nice, that bit is a little jarring. 
On an old forum of mine, it inserts an ad something like every 2-3 posts down and actually looks fairly tasteful.
Overall, I think it's a nice way to get ad placements on a site, but it does need some tinkering on Google's end. I can't speak for earnings yet since it hasn't even been a full day since I put them on a few sites I run. Haven't yet put it on my Invision Community though, except when I was testing some things. 

All I did was create a custom ad tag and insert that tag into the global template. Within the ad settings, I have it showing to guests only. I did nt use any IF statements. 

It seemed to display more ads on mobile and it feels like it's slowing down the site a bit on smaller screens. I have everything on in adsense to show and it's too early to make a judgement so I'm going to continue to leave it up for a few days. 

Yup. If you're adding it directly to your theme's globalTemplate, template syntax will work there.

{{if \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->member_id === NULL}} Adsense Auto Ad code goes here {{endif}} Just paste your ad code in the IF statement. This way the script won't load for users that are logged in.

Just chiming in that I'd also be interested in Amazon SES/SNS. Following plugin and will purchase the moment it's available. Great-looking plugin, by the way.

Just chiming in that I'd also be interested in Amazon SES/SNS. Following plugin and will purchase the moment it's available. Great-looking plugin, by the way.