A Google AdSense Plugin

I was watching a video from Matt Cutts and he said something that interested me. Why do you blog? His answer was that most people are blogging to get something and that something mainly being;

M O N E Y

In comes Google AdSense

There are many WordPress plugins to help you put Google Ads onto your blog. This is not one of those plugins. Have you ever noticed that the ads on your site are not that relevant to the post in which they are showing? This is a normal problem, because Google tries to read your entire page to get the best ad for your site.

Example

If I did not use this code on my site, you would see all ads for someone named Jim. Since my name is all over the website, and I did not tell Google what I want for ads, they think I want ads for the name “Jim”. I don’t obviously.

So how do you tell Google which ads to serve on your blog? Easy, there are two lines of code you should add inside the HTML of your single post to achieve this.

• <!– google_ad_section_start –> : Put this before the content that has the relevant text you want for ads
• <!– google_ad_section_end –> : Put this after the content that has the relevant text you want for ads

If you are familiar with editing code, you can put this before and after the WordPress hook “the_content()”

Advanced AdSense WordPress Plugin

For those of you who do not code very well, but can install a WordPress plugin, just download this little plugin I created. Just activate the plugin and go to the options screen. From there you only have 2 options Content or Tags I created the plugin so that you could tell Google to use your Tags or the Content of your post for the advertisements. I hope you like it… From WordPress.com Advanced AdSense WordPress Plugin Advanced Adsense, 10.0 out of 10 based on 1 rating