Server-side ad rendering prevents ad-blocker?

Question

I run a small page that provides services to customers. The ads are not unreasonable but I notice an increasing fraction of users blocking ads. I do not want to serve users who block my ads because I lose money. Are there any solutions for inserting ads on the server-side instead so they can't be blocked easily? I can find references only for doing this in video. Failing that, recommendations tools to block users who use ad blocking so they do not take up my resources. Thank you.Edit: Something like this but for page not video: https://admanager.google.com/home/resources/feature-brief-dynamic-ad-insertion/. There is 1 i find called Kevel, has anybody here used and can give opinions? https://www.kevel.com/

tomjen3 · Accepted Answer

You can do what facebook does - render your own ads with often changing css ids, which makes them harder to block.
Mind you, that isn't perfect and you can't really do that with third-party ads, but that is about what you can do.
The reason is pretty simple: my browser does what it is told from me. Normally that means render a site as seen, but it doesn't have to be and you can't instruct it otherwise.

slater · Answer

good luck, but it's an arms race you're unlikely to win.

mattl · Answer

Yeah, you have no way to win.