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Hi!<br />
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Need some design direction. &nbsp;It seems that once an site is well-designed for a phone, then there is no way to effectively put ads around the content. &nbsp;Any sites that Experts think accomplish both: displays content in a clean / well-executed RWD design on a phone while simultaneously letting ads show. &nbsp;<br />
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Suggestions needed. :))<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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OT
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Hi!

Need some design direction.  It seems that once an site is well-designed for a phone, then there is no way to effectively put ads around the content.  Any sites that Experts think accomplish both: displays content in a clean / well-executed RWD design on a phone while simultaneously letting ads show.  

Suggestions needed. :))

Thanks,

OT

Site on Phone = No Ads: Any Good Design Alternative

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