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Error message on valid urls: A problem repeatedly occurred on...
Since this is happening to multiple people on multiple website, I doubt very much that any specific customization has anything to do with this. My website has no customization other than my custom template, my members never get any ads so ads can't be the issue here.
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warning, infraction css issue
When I open the warning window it appears that the css is broken or something. I tried to clear the browser cache but that did not help. Thank you for any suggestions. This is what it looks like
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
Because in cloud hosted setup we don't have access to our access logs i can't provide that information. But you can certainly research the access log. I am sure there is a lot with that kind of high fail rate on multiple dates.
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
I think the useragent for the preview might be "GoogleAdSenseInfeed". So it will be great to make sure that is whitelisted along with all their ip ranges. There also the issue of high server connectivity issue I shared above in a screenshot. On some days it shows as high as almost 20% and that is going to be an issue with a lot of websites.
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
The form on adsense does not show the full url, therefore it is also not in the screenshot I included. the url should be https://www.enotalone.com/article/dating/6-subtle-signs-shes-into-you-r23595/
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
Thank you. Wow, I did not know. My problem started exactly on the day in early February when I upgraded to v5 and the website started using cloudflare.
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
Here is another example that the cloudflare setup for cloud hosted clients might have an issue. This is from google search console
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
I am logged in, but these urls are not for members only, do not act differently in any way for logged in members or guests.
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
Yes, same url, no redirects anywhere that i can see.
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
i don't a see a redirect neither in the address bar, nor in the page headers.
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
Marc, where does it redirect. I don't see the redirect in the header response. So, this happens with every url in the website. Cloudflare’s bot protection was also mentioned in a few reddit discussions on similar issues.
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
Is there a way we can troubleshoot the adsense preview tool failing issue so I can define inclusion/exclusion zones etc. for the ads?
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
Thank you. What do you mean? the full url can't be seen in the picture, but it is all there and there is no redirect on that url of any type that I know of. But this is far beyond a single url having an issue, every url has the same issue there. Adsense bot name Mediapartners-Google and it clearly struggles to load/see urls. I suspect this is what causes all the issues. Were was zero issue before moving to cloudfare/v5. What I am seeing is not simply bad performance but something beyond terrible, horrible.
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virap1 started following poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
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poor adsense performance after v5, Cloudflare move
After upgrading to v5 and moving to Cloudflare I see absolutely terrible adsense performance. The traffic, ctr and other vitals are unchanged but ad quality and page RPM degraded beyond what I have seen in decades. Is it possible something in the Cloudflare setup blocks adsense from crawling the content properly for contextual ads and we end up in generic, terrible quality ads? For example when I try to preview a url in adsense, it can never ever load the url after the move to cloadflare. here is a screenshot. Does anyone else having similar issues?
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Error message on valid urls: A problem repeatedly occurred on...
Thank you Jim. I will ask the member to do so.