Just make sure to wait at least 30 – 60 minutes after you placed the ads, because it will take some time for the ads to adjust to your website (content wise). You can already check your website if the code is already there by following these steps: Go to the page where your ads … Read more
A quick google search gave me this. This plugin seems to have this feature: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ad-injection/faq/ How can I show different ads to people in different countries? If you install the Country Filter plugin (with the IP database) then you can use the following code in the direct ad insertion modes. This will not work in … Read more
Probably WordPress Ad-Manager plugin will help you. Pay attention that the plugin is not free, but it provides information that you need and makes even more.
The advertisements are only displayed on the Front-end of your site (whatever the visitors see). Since the ads are only displayed on the front-end, you don’t have to worry about generating invalid impressions by reloading your admin page, creating posts, etc. So long as you don’t open your website’s front-end area and start reloading like … Read more
Do not change your AdSense ad code because of this rejected ad requests issue! This is a system glitch that Google will correct. Google has recognized and added the issue to their “Known Issues” list with the following description: “Some accounts incorrectly notified about rejected ad requests” We recently changed the way our system surfaces … Read more
You can hook in the banner using the the_content_more_link filter by modifying this code. add_filter( ‘the_content_more_link’, ‘sp_read_more_link’ ); function sp_read_more_link() { return ‘<a class=”your-banner” href=”‘ . get_permalink() . ‘”>[Banner Shortcode]</a>’; } Another option would be to create a shortcode for your banner, and add the shortcode to the the_content_more_link filter above. Or you could simply … Read more
Ultimately, Google Adsense is just a script that you insert somewhere in your html. If your theme is well widgetized, there are plenty of places where you could insert the script using the default text widget. To hide/show the widget on specific pages you could use a visibility widget (plenty of choice) that lets you … Read more
You can easily put your Google Adsense code within the <head> element of your WordPress site by using either of these methods in your functions.php file or by creating a plugin for that purpose: /** * Load my Google Adsense code. * * Here, your Google Adsense Code is stored within in your plugins directory, … Read more
Ads are most commonly displayed in the sidebar. You can add Google Adsense in your sidebar by using WordPress widgets. Simply go to Appearance » Widgets page in your WordPress admin area. Next, drag & drop the ‘Custom HTML’ widget to the appropriate widget area and paste your Google AdSense code in there.
So I’ve broken this up into three parts, it’ll allow you a lot more flexibility with adding additional authors if that ever comes up. enqueue_adsense() adds the Google scripts for adsense. add_inline_adsense() prints the adsense code to display the ad immediately across the top of the page, so right after the body tag. function_js_async_attr() is … Read more