Blogger Enables Easy AdSense Within Templates

rustybrick · #1 09-23-2005

JenSense has the scope http://www.jensense.com/archives/200...ed_adsens.html

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It features a new tab within the control panel where bloggers can sign up for AdSense as well as manage their AdSense placement and options for the ads that will appear on the blog. This makes it just about as easy as can be for bloggers to sign up for a new AdSense account.

One unique feature of this new integration is that you can preview the placement before it goes live, changing ad units and ad styles on the fly... all without ever having to touch the HTML code or the AdSense javascript.

Marketing Guy · #2 09-23-2005

Is this a limited roll out? My CP isn't showing the new tab.

rustybrick · #3 09-23-2005

You don't seeit under the "templates" tab?

Marketing Guy · #4 09-23-2005

Nope definitely not, I followed the info on Jen's blog - sat and looked at the screenie / browser together, with my account missing Adsense tab.

Jenstar · #5 09-23-2005

It is on the Blogger control panel, not the regular AdSense control panel, just incase you are looking in the wrong control panel

Marketing Guy · #6 09-23-2005

Nope definitely the right one.

This URL - w*ww.blogger.com/template-edit.g?blogID=######

MG

Jenstar · #7 09-23-2005

http://www.blogger.com/adsense-edit.g?blogID=00000000

Replacing the blog ID, does that link work?

Do you already have AdSense on that blog? Perhaps it doesn't offer it on blogs that are already running AdSense, assuming if you managed to do it by adding the javascript to the template HTML code that you do not need any "one click to add AdSense" integration.

Jenstar · #8 09-23-2005

It could be a geo-location issue, someone left a comment on my blog that it isn't available in Germany. It definitely is available in the US and Canada.

Marketing Guy · #9 09-26-2005

Jen, that link displays an Adsense (Blogger branded) sign up page, but the tab still doesn't display on the nav bar. When I select to "sign in" (existing AdSense acc holders) it just takes me to a regular Blogger sign screen (and my AdSense login doesn't work).

I don't have AdSense on the blog yet (didn't really plan to, so it's not a big deal).

MG

Marcia · #10 10-07-2005

I'd be using Blogger for several sites if it weren't for that mandatory bar across the top to click to the next site.

There used to be a service available without it, but no more - wish they'd have it again.

Webvisitor · #11 10-07-2005

Marcia, I have removed the bar using this code.
Add <noembed> after </head>
Add </noembed> after <body>

</head>

<noembed>
<body>
</noembed>

You will still have to keep the Blogger button somewhere on the page. Good luck!

#12 03-09-2006

Seriously, I'm not a coder and I got so confused .. I mean the ads never showed up where I wanted them too.

Anyway, there was something on the Pre-Fabulous blog .. you can actually just cut and paste the whole template, with the ads built right in. I've used it on my sites now and it works fine. Don't forget to change it with your adsense numbers though!!!!

http://pre-fabulous.blogspot.com/200...-template.html

IncrediBILL · #13 03-09-2006

Amazing blogger confused you but posting spam didn't

prismmb · #14 06-29-2007

I also Found one Good Blog Related to adsense
AdsenseHouse.com

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