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Examples of installing static ad units

Author
Tom Wendt
30 Apr 2026
Discover practical examples for integrating static ad blocks – from simple integration to advanced asynchronous implementation with multiple ad spaces.

Overview
In this article you will find various examples on how to integrate Static ad units.
If you have not yet completed the basic setup, we recommend first reading the article "How do you integrate a Static ad unit?".
Asynchronous Integration (Recommended)
Asynchronous integration is the recommended method because it improves your website's performance and supports additional features like events and callbacks.
Example: Two Ad Units on One Page
Step 1: Create HTML Containers
Place a unique container for each ad unit at the desired positions on your website.
<div id="adup1"></div><div id="adup2"></div>
Step 2: Load JavaScript API
Load the AdUp JavaScript API once and then initialize the desired ad units.
Advanced Asynchronous Integration
This example is particularly suitable for more complex websites.
The initialization is outsourced to a global function. As a result, the API is only loaded once and can then be used as often as needed.
This is useful when:
ads are loaded dynamically
multiple components contain ads
single-page applications are used
ad blocks only appear after user interaction
Step 1: Integrate Helper Function
Place the following code in the <head> of your website.
Step 2: Initialize Ad Unit
You can then load each ad unit independently of one another.
Further ad units can be integrated in the same way.
Synchronous Integration
For simple websites, you can also integrate Static Ads synchronously.
In this case, the script is executed directly at the desired position.
<scriptsrc="https://s.d.adup-tech.com/ads/display.js?placementkey=ee3f328127873b8fc0174d84b235087b&query=Fl%C3%BCge;USA"></script>
Example with Additional Parameters
Optional parameters such as lazy or skip can also be passed directly via the URL.
<scriptsrc="https://s.d.adup-tech.com/ads/display.js?placementkey=058c43c27f6f563e09ddde3c26b54042&query=Fl%C3%BCge;USA&lazy=1&skip=5"></script>
Which Integration Method is Suitable When?
Asynchronous | Synchronous |
|---|---|
Recommended for most websites | Suitable for simple integrations |
Loads ads after page load | Loads ads directly during page load |
Supports events and callbacks | No event support |
Ideal for multiple ad units | Ideal for single ad units |
Better performance | Simplest implementation |
Best Practices
Load API Only Once
Even if multiple ad units are integrated, the AdUp JavaScript API should only be loaded once.
Prefer Asynchronous Integration
Asynchronous integration improves your website's performance and provides additional features for complex integrations.
Use Unique Containers
Each ad unit requires a unique container ID.
Example:
adup1adup2sidebar-adfooter-ad
Utilise Lazy Loading
Enable lazy loading for ads that are located outside the immediately visible area.
This optimises loading time and impression tracking.
Common Sources of Error
API Integrated Multiple Times
The JavaScript API should only be loaded once per page.
Duplicate Container IDs
Use a unique ID for each ad unit.
Invalid Placement Key
An incorrect or missing placementkey prevents ads from being delivered.
Ad Unit Initialised Before API
Ensure that window.uAd.embed() is only executed after the API has fully loaded.
