

Advanced AMP ADS
Advanced AMP ADS is a WordPress plugin that extends AMP for WordPress with more ways to place ads on your accelerated mobile pages. It lets you insert ads inside your content, add sticky ads and pick from several ad sizes and networks.
- Version
- 1.19.35
- Released
- Mar 24, 2023
- Developer
- AMPforWP
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $0.79 on its own
What’s new in Advanced AMP ADS 1.19.35
- FixedResolved the issue of fatal error Attempt to modify property "admin_notices" on null.
What it does
AMP pages are built for fast mobile reading, but that lean format can make it harder to place ads where you want them. This add-on gives AMP for WordPress sites extra placement options, so ads can sit between paragraphs of an article instead of only at the edges of the page. You choose how many paragraphs should pass before an ad appears, which helps you spread ads through longer posts in a predictable way.
The plugin works with ads from any advertising network, and it also supports Google AdSense link units. You can pick from 7 predefined ad sizes to match your layout, and you can turn on sticky ads that stay at the top of the screen while visitors scroll. It is written to work with the AMP plugin and AMP Toolbox, which makes it a fit for publishers and bloggers who already serve AMP versions of their content.
Best for
- Blogs and news sites serving AMP pages
- Publishers using AMP for WordPress who run display ads
- Site owners working with AdSense or other ad networks
Features
Place ads between the paragraphs of your posts so they appear within the reading flow of your AMP pages rather than only above or below the article.
Set the exact number of paragraphs after which an ad should show, giving you direct control over where ads land in each piece of content.
Show an ad that stays visible at the top of the screen as visitors scroll down the page on their mobile device.
Choose from 7 predefined ad sizes so you can match the ad dimensions to the space and layout of your AMP pages.
Insert ad code from any advertising network you work with, so you are free to monetize your AMP pages with the provider you prefer.
Use Google AdSense link units, a text-based link ad format, alongside your other ad placements on AMP content.
Built to run alongside WordPress, the AMP plugin and AMP Toolbox, so it fits into an existing AMP setup on your site.
Questions about Advanced AMP ADS
Does this plugin work with ad networks other than Google AdSense?
Yes. The plugin lets you insert ads from any advertising network, so you can use your existing ad code from whichever provider you work with. It also includes support for Google AdSense link units if you use that format.
Can I control where ads appear inside my articles?
You can. Ads can be placed within your content, and you choose the number of paragraphs after which an ad appears. This lets you set a consistent position for in-content ads across your AMP posts.
What are sticky ads and how do they behave?
Sticky ads are ads that stay fixed at the top of the screen while a visitor scrolls through the page. They remain in view during reading instead of scrolling away with the content.
Is this a standalone plugin or an add-on?
It is an advertising extension designed for AMP for WordPress websites. It adds ad placement options to AMP pages and is built to work with the AMP plugin and AMP Toolbox.
Is Advanced AMP ADS free?
The code of Advanced AMP ADS is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of Advanced AMP ADS is this?
Version 1.19.35, released Mar 24, 2023. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update Advanced AMP ADS?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of Advanced AMP ADS automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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