Need a Wordpress Adsense Plugin

by Ron Douglas

Posted: 17 years ago 8 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Does anyone know of a Wordpress Adsense Plugin that put the ads in a square block within/before the content of the blog post? For example:

Bad to the Bone: Dealing With a Bad Boss or Bad Managers

Is that the most effective Adsense postion these days or can you show a better example?

Any help is appreciated

#adsense #plugin #wordpress

andrewpeacock 17 years ago

Hi Ron,
I think Wordpress Easy Ads will be able to help. Drop Paul a line. I've known Paul a while, and he'll be honest about the answer. There is a video, and he does allow "top/bottom/middle ads" but he doesn't show the middle ad, so I'm not quite sure whether it's the middle of a post, or a page.

Hope that helps,
Andy
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Ron Douglas 17 years ago

Thanks Andy. I'll consider that, but I'm looking into free solutions first.
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BrianMcLeod 17 years ago

Ron,

One of the coolest things about the Flexibility theme is that it incorporates AdSense ad placement and google analytics, right in the Theme Options page where you set everything up for the theme.

Check it out if you haven't already. It's a really great theme.

Brian
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Voasi 17 years ago

You can also take a look at the Prosense themes (free) - I use them and they're great for quick and easy installation of sites.

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Jason Keith 17 years ago

Have you thought about the AdSense Now plugin? I think you can accomplish your goal with it.

WordPress › AdSense Now! WordPress Plugins
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TheRichJerksNet 17 years ago

WordPressSecured Publisher - Its a plugin that comes with WordPress Secured, it is the only way to get the plugin as I do not have it for sale or download anyplace.

WPS Publisher - Allow adsense and yahoo publisher both you can have them show in post, before post, after post, vertical, or horizontal

Ad Postion:
random
left
right
center
top-left
top-right
top-center
bottom-left
bottom-right
bottom-center

Can choose how many to show per page and how many to show per post

James
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- jjpmarketing 17 years ago
  
  Flexibility theme is a good choice as well as other themes that have that option embedded into the theme options.
  
  There is also "All In One Adsense"
  
  WordPress › All in One Adsense and YPN WordPress Plugins
  
  Dennis
  
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  linkman11 17 years ago
  
  Here's my recommendation.
  
  WordPress › Easy AdSenser WordPress Plugins
  
  It's free, and comes preconfigured with a ton of different
  ad placements.
  
  I usually use the align-right setting for my inline ads,
  but you can choose align-left to look like your reference site.
  
  Once you install, open up your Adsense account and replace
  Easy Adsenser's ads with your own. Takes about 3 minutes
  and you never have to think about Adsense again on your blog
  
  If you don't want to add ads on a post, you just insert a noadsense
  snippet in those posts.
  
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Need a Wordpress Adsense Plugin

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