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Showing posts with label Google Adsense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Adsense. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 February 2014

Tools to Add Google Adsense to WordPress

From my findings, I discovered that some people who patronize Adsense find it difficult to paste the code into their website or WordPress blog. To my greatest surprise, some of them don’t even know how to access the part of their website where they can insert their Adsense code. I wonder how they can be able to at least make some changes to their website let alone managing it their self. The cause of this issue may be because many website owners hire freelancers to do their web coding for them or possibly the use of software in coding websites. That is not what we are here for though. Therefore, lets get down to today’s business. I sincerely hope this guide will help you to insert your Adsense code into your website and start the killing like every other Adsense publishers.
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Tools to Add Google Adsense to WordPress
Using the pre-automated method: You will enjoy using the pre-automated method in integrating your Adsense account into your self-hosted WordPress. Please note that these plug-ins listed here are not available for WordPress.com rather works only for WordPress.org. This is because only few plug-ins are accepted on the free hosted WordPress but the self-hosted WordPress has numerous plug-ins to help in simplifying your tasks as a blog publisher. You can download the self-hosted WordPress if you want to host your own WordPress on your own webhost or simply sign up for free account on WordPress.com (though it is limited in functions and accessibility/tweaking)
1.       Google Publisher: This is the only official Google Plug-in for serving Adsense on WordPress. Though as of the time of this write up, the plug-in is still in Beta, it is believed that it will be the best option for WordPress publishers looking to effectively deliver Adsense to their visitor. The better part of this plug-in is that it will also feature other Google tools like Google Webmasters Tools. I also posted an article on my blog to give you further details and tutorials on how to use GooglePublisher. Hopefully, you will enjoy it.
2.       Ad Rotator: Ad Rotator will not only help you insert Adsense to your WordPress blog but will also provide you statistics on how your ads are performing. They will send you occasional e-mail when your choosing banner(s) wants to expire and many exciting features. You can find full details and download link from WordPress
3.       Simple Ads Manager: This plug-in helps you simplify the process of manually adding Adsense to WordPress ad comes in different languages other than English like German, Russian, etc. Find more details and download link at the WordPress plug-in center
4.       Ad Injection: This WordPress plug-in will help you integrate Adsense into your self-hosted WordPress (i.e. WordPress.org). It is particularly helpful if you need to have your ads spread across your posts and pages. It also supports other ads services like Amazon Associate, Clickbank and some others. You can find more details about Ad Injection on the WordPress.org plug-in center.
5.       Quick Adsense: This will help simplify your work if you need to put many ad codes into your templates. It will also help beginners the more because of it’s simplicity. It is good when you need to place ads directly in between posts and it supports any ads code. To read more details and for download options please visit the WordPress plug-in center.
Remember that for you to use this plug-ins for publishing Adsense ads, you must have a Google Adsense account.
Using Manual Method: I assume you already have an account with GoogleAdsense and WordPress blog (i.e. self-hosted), if you have the requirements already, then read down the page but if you don’t you can read “Google Adsense, What You Should Know” or download and host your free WordPress.
1.       Go to your WordPress dashboard and go through the normal process of editing your blog template
2.       Open a new window and log in to your Adsenseaccount,
3.       Click on set up to customize how your ads will look in your blog, you can choose to display only text ads or images and mixed.
4.       After customizing, click on get code. Copy the code and navigate to your WordPress editor page.
5.       Move your cursor to where you want the ads to display and paste it there.
6.       Save your template and you are ready to go…
    Follow this link now and read How to Add Adsense to WordPress Using Google Publisher


You can also read my post on how to add Adsense to blogger or How to Make Money Blogging

Thank you so much for reading so far hopes it is informative. If so, please comment and share with your loved ones.

Thursday, 20 February 2014

Adding Adsense to Blogger

The embedding of Google Adsense code into Blogger is as simple a ABC. But having seen people having some problems with the process, I decided to provide you with detailed information on how to add your Google Adsense code into your blog. Before we continue, I assume that you have your account with Adsense already. If not, read my post on how to become an Adsense publisher. However, I you already have an account then lets get down to business.
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Steps to Add Adsense to Blogger
You can add #Google #Adsense to your blog by these two methods viz:
·         Ready prepared method: This method is recommended if you are looking for a way to integrate Google Adsense code into your blog operating under blogger. Because both services are products of Google, a widget was developed to easy the difficulties associated with adding Google Adsense code into blogger. It is also important to use this method because there is almost 95% guarantee that if you complete the integration using this method, you won’t have much problem as to whether the ads will display or not.
Steps to Use the Pre-Automated Method
1.       Login to your blog: To be able to insert your personalized Google Adsense code into your blog, you must login to your account dashboard.
2.       Click on “layout,” move your mouse to where you would like your ads to display (could be at right tab of the screen, bottom or top of the screen) and click on the add gadget option.
3.       A new hanging window pops out with list of gadgets you can add to your blog.
4.       Scroll down to “Adsense” and click to select.
5.       When the new page opens, enter your “Adsense Details” to login.
6.       Once you are logged in, you will have the option to customize how Adsense looks in your website. Remember to use the preview area on the down part of the window to see how your customized Adsense looks.
7.       When you are done customizing, “click ok.”
8.       For all changes to take effect, you must have to click on “Save Changes” at the top-right corner of the screen.
 ·         Manual Method: If you don’t like the previous method or maybe you are good in html, this option is for you. Though I recommend you use the first method above. Before you choose this second method, keep these things in mind;
a.       Your ads may not display because you inserted it at the wrong place (probably between another script/widget which will cause both widget/script to cease working or you placed it at an invisible container/placeholder). Hence, be cautious as you go about the process.
b.      If the copied code is not complete/broken, it can cause incorrect display of ads or can cause it not to display at all. Hence, take caution while copying to ensure you copied the complete code.
c.       Don’t make any changes to the code as Google might consider it fraudulent and could cause your ban from the program.
Steps to Use the Manual Method
1.       Login to your Adsense account: Using your Adsense Account details login in to your Adsense account. Click on “Setup” and customize the way you want the ads to display on your blog. (You can choose text only, only images or mixture of both).
2.       Copying the Code: After customizing the look and type of ads you want Adsense to display on your blog, click on “Get Code.” A box will pop out on the down part center of the page. Move your mouse to the box and right click (to avoid using click and drag for selecting the areas to copy), then copy the code.
3.       Pasting it on your Website: Open a new Tab/Window, login to your blogger dashboard.
4.       Click on “Template” (not layout this time). when the new page opens, click on “edit template.”
5.       Inside the box that contain your template (codes), scroll down to where you will like your ads to display and right click then choose paste. It is best to place the code between the
place your code here
space of your template codes.
6.       When you are done pasting the code, click on “Save Template” on the upper top of the template container.
Your Blog is now ready to display Ads from Google. NOTE: it can take some hours, a day or even more for Adsense to start displaying on your Blog.
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Wednesday, 19 February 2014

Google Adsense. What you Should Know

Google Adsense is a program made available by Google to enable the delivery of Google Adwords to greater audience not only on Google sites but also on any other website on the web. As a Google Adsense publisher, you become an advertiser working without needing to do anything else other than to copy a code and pasting it on your website where you will like the ads to display. With the help of Adsense, you can make more money from your website and podcasts. All tasks associated with displaying the ads on your website and podcast-site will be taken care o by Google Adsense automated system. The much you will do is to signup, setup your account properly, and then obey all rules and regulations, terms/conditions strictly, as Adsense don’t accept excuses no matter how small/negligible.
Becoming Adsense Publisher

  •           Create an Account: Go to Google Adsense Website and follow the instruction/guidelines as you go through each step involved in creating an Adsense Account. NOTE: though you have some guidelines provided by Adsense as you create your account, you must keep these things in mind or you might lose everything.

a.       Specify all information correctly; unlike other accounts you create on the internet which you can input fictitious information, Adsense will eventually involve real activity (especially during withdrawal of earned money). Hence, you must specify real and verifiable details for you to be able to receive your pay.
b.      Some Information are not editable; The information that matters most to you as regards your Adsense account may not be available for editing once your account is created.
  •        Customizing your account: Once your account is approved, login using your Adsense details. Click on “Setup” by the left of your screen and start customizing how Adsense will look on your website/blog or podcast-site. During this option, you can choose whether Adsense will display only text ads, only images or to mix both of them. You can also select which part of your website the ads will display. I.e. on the left of your webpage, below the post or any other part.
  •       Copying the Adsense code: After setting/customizing your account, click on get code by the left of the page towards the end of the page setup options. Move your mouse the highlighted box and copy the code.
  •        Inserting the code in your website: Login to your website/podcast-site, go to your control panel where you will edit the “html” of your website. Once you have opened the html, paste the copied code where you want your ads to display (could be at the footer {recommended}, at header or at the side bar of your website. If you are operating under Blogger account, you can easily do that using the already provided Adsense integration widget.
  •        Withdrawing your earnings: If you reach your minimum payout (supposedly $10), you can request your pay in your Adsense account dashboard. Google Adsense will mail you a paper containing characters, login to your account and enter the characters on the mail you received. Once you have entered the correct characters, Google will now send you a check through your postal address. Take the check to your local bank and cash your pay. Don’t worry about how to clear the check in your bank because they team of experts will help you do that. Though might take some little time.
  •        Other things to keep in mind: In addition to what I added in step 1 above, be careful while working with Adsense because they are dedicated to ensuring the protection of their advertiser’s interest. These are few of the things you must be aware of

a.   Never click your own ads: Adsense will suspend or may permanently delete your account if their system records any click from you on ads displayed on your website. This is because they are committed to ensuring every clicks on the displayed ads gives their advertiser the impression intended. Don’t even think of testing whether the links are working or to know what the displayed ads looks like. Not even if you are interested in the displayed ad(s). Adsense will not handle any perceived slight of such actions lightly.
b.      Your family members should never click on your ads: Though Google is aware that you/your family members might be interested in the displayed ads, they consider any click from anyone in your household as invalidity click. Reason; because you can influence your household to click your ads in other to increase your earnings. Automatically, your earnings will increase but the advertiser keeps losing more and more money without any value/impression generated from it. Hence, it is better for you to search for any ad(s) you are interested in through search engine and not clicking on it directly from your website.
c.       Don’t encourage/persuade your visitors to click your ads: Google takes the issue of generating quality impression for their advertisers, hence you should never encourage your visitors, subscribers and other people like clients to click on your ads. I Google records extra-normal clicks from your website, they might decide to review the quality of clicks from your website and if they findings are negative, they might suspend your account or ban you completely. Thus, don’t recommend the clicking of your ads to anybody/organization. Not even on your e-mail newsletter, website, forums, social media and/or any other place.
Someone was kicked out of Adsense because the mother dedicated her time clicking ads in other to increase the son’s earnings not considering the fact that someone is losing some had earned money to her son which are some of the things that Google takes into consideration.

Play safe (you the publisher) and you will enjoy Adsense together with Google and their Advertisers.

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