It's not unusual to be asked to turn off ads on sponsored posts, or to want to turn them off on individual pages. Sponsors don't want ads from their competitors showing up on the page (and because of the way that programmatic ads work - that can and will happen). And you might have pages/posts that you don't want ads to run on
For sites with SHE Media Infuse:
When you're editing your post, to the right there should be a sidebar filled with page options (tags, categories). Near the bottom of that sidebar, you'll see a section called SHE Media Ads.
You have a couple of choices in this sidebar.
Disable all ads on this post - this will inject a script on the page that will kill every single ad, including the adhesion ad. This is the most common option people choose.
Mark this post as sponsored - this will not remove all ads, but will stop any native ads from showing up on the page (since our native ads look like sponsored content).
If you ever need to undo this, you can edit that post and uncheck those boxes to restore your ads!
If this option cannot be checked or does not result in your ads being disabled - please contact the Helpdesk at support@shemedia.com right away. Sometime there are conflicts, and we will want to pass that information along to our adtech team so that they can continue to develop the plugin.
Related: What Information Should You Provide the HelpDesk With if Infuse isn't Working?
For sites who do not have Infuse installed (or those who are running into an error with the directions above):
You can manually insert code to kill the ads. In the post that you do not wish to run ads on, you will want to get into a mode where you're editing the HTML.
You will want to copy/paste the following as high up in the post as possible to keep ads from loading:
<script type="text/javascript" data-cfasync="false">
var blogherads = blogherads || {};
blogherads.adq = blogherads.adq || [];
blogherads.adq.push(function() {
blogherads.disableAds();
});
// End disable snippet
</script>
If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to reach out to support@shemedia.com for assistance.
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