Hi Martin,

I was able to see it after I upgraded the player itself.

Thanks,

Matt

Hi Martin,

That seemed to fix the issue. I didn’t realize the downloads were domain specific. Thanks for your help here. Appreciate it, as always.

Hi Martin,

I added the flash parameter. You should be able to test on this page:

http://happylittlemonster.com/tag-test/

Thanks,

Matt

Hi Martin,

That solved the issue. You rock, as always. :-)

Thanks,

Matt

Thanks Martin. I checked my Chrome settings and Flash is enabled. Still no ads. Were you able to see ads when you enabled Flash in Chrome?

Hi Martin,

Can you check my website now? You should see the player there now. I have no problems with the player when the tag is set to render in HTML5. However, no ads will be returned in HTML5 since it is a VPAID tag. When I set the tag to play in a Flash player, that’s when I get the player to disappear. The player initially loads, then when I click play, it disappears.

I copied the tag you have above to make sure the proper macros are set and I’m still getting the problem.

Hi Martin,

Yes, we can get ad start events, clicks, etc, from our ad providers. The problem is marrying it up with third party reporting data. For example, say we get visitors from Google, Facebook, and Pinterest. Through our ad providers, we can see the overall performance, but we aren’t able to segregate performance by source or channel. If we were able to use third party tracking, we might be able to see that Facebook performs better than Google, and allocate more of our own marketing efforts there. Let me know if that makes sense.

Thanks!

Matt