[the_ad], [the_ad_group] and [the_ad_placement] shortcodes.
the_ad() calls in your theme. Sticky, layer and sidebar-widget placements are imported as manual placements; you set their position again. Advanced Ads blocks keep working and can be converted in bulk under Tools → Migration. If you depend on any of the add-ons, keep Advanced Ads for those parts or ask us before you switch.Yes. Both plugins can be active at the same time. Run the import, compare the output, and deactivate Advanced Ads once you are satisfied. Just avoid having both plugins inject ads into the same position at once, or you will see duplicates.
Yes, once Advanced Ads is deactivated. AdPresso then takes over the [the_ad], [the_ad_group] and [the_ad_placement] shortcodes and shows the imported ads and groups, so posts that use them do not need to be edited.
Not everything. Advanced Ads still has a few features AdPresso does not offer, for example the Selling Ads and Google Ad Manager add-ons. For everyday ad management, targeting, consent and tracking, AdPresso covers what most publishers use, in a faster plugin with a cleaner interface. Not sure about your setup? Ask us before you switch. Free users get answers in the WordPress.org support forum.
Yes, in the free version. Paste your publisher ID once; AdPresso adds the verification snippet, can enable Auto Ads and writes the matching line to your ads.txt.
No. The migration tool, consent handling, AdSense integration, targeting, scheduling with start and end dates and ads.txt are in the free plugin. Pro adds A/B testing, Active View tracking, privacy fallback ads, lazy loading, link masking, click fraud protection, advanced placements and shareable reports. If you used Advanced Ads Pro features such as post list placements, user role targeting, weekday scheduling, ad refresh or lazy loading, they are imported but only take effect with AdPresso Pro.
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Grown-up sites need a grown-up ad manager. Install the free plugin, run the import, and see your setup in an interface that does not fight you. Version 1.8.0 · WordPress 6.5+ · PHP 8.0+ · GPL.