How To Add Adsense, Adbrite, Bidvertiser Ads Between Your Posts (Blogger Template)
Do you know that there can be good money to be earned (based on earnings from CPM) just by having Ads between your blog post?
If you are using Blogger long enough, you will know that there is an automated option for you to add Google Adsense between your posts. (Layout > Page Elements > Blog Posts > Edit > Check on Show Ads between Posts > Add in your Publisher ID and you are good to go!)
*Hint: A good Ad Layout based on my own findings between Small Banner (468 x 60) and Medium Rectangle (300 x 250), shows that a Medium Rectangle Ads can fetch you a high CPM - please do have Show banner option turned on to enjoy this.
With these small tips on hand, as a long term blogger and to make money online through Multiple Streams of Income - you will know that you cannot just depend on Google Adsense alone. You need to diversify to many alternatives like AdBrite, BidVertiser and so on.
If you are using self-hosted WordPress blog like this blog, basically the adding of the Ads Code are rather straightforward, just add the code somewhere in the Main Index Template, and you are on way to making good profits as well.
If you are using Blogger, you will know that this is not very easy as you think, once you are under the “Edit HTML” option, you’ll see chunks of codes that doesn’t really look like HTML. They are actually XML.
The basic nature of XML is that they do not really recognise Direct Javascript code. But most of the Ads code provided are usually in Javascript. So you have to do a bit of “operation” to your Codes to make the bad dog XML understand your Javascript Code.
So if you are ready, these are the stuff you’ll need:
- NotePad
- Ctrl + H
- Your Javascript Ad Codes
- These chunks of Alternations
Step #1: Open up your trusty NotePad
Step #2: Copy the Javascript Ad Codes into it. An example of my Bidvertiser Code can look like this:
<!– Begin BidVertiser code –>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript1.1″ src=”blah blah blah” type=”text/javascript”></SCRIPT>
<noscript><a href=”http://www.bidvertiser.com/bdv/BidVertiser/bdv_advertiser.dbm”>pay per click advertising</a></noscript>
<!– End BidVertiser code –>
Step #3: On your NotePad, go to Edit > Replace (or simply Ctrl + H) to open up a command window.
Step #4: Follow these instructions as it is:
- Under the Find What: Key in “&” and Under the Replace With: Key in “&” and click on Replace All, then. (without the open and end quotes)
- Under the Find What: Key in “”” and Under the Replace With: Key in ““” and click on Replace All, then
- Under the Find What: Key in “<” and Under the Replace With: Key in “<” and click on Replace All, then
- Finally, Under the Find What: Key in “>” and Under the Replace With: Key in “>” and click on Replace All and you are done!
Your Altered Javacript may look like this:
<!– Begin BidVertiser code –>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=”JavaScript1.1″ src=”blah blah blah” type=”text/javascript”></SCRIPT>
<noscript><a href=”http://www.bidvertiser.com/bdv/BidVertiser/bdv_advertiser.dbm”>pay per click advertising</a></noscript>
<!– End BidVertiser code –>
Just a note, you have to follow the procedure as stated above, reason being, if you do the <, > or ” first, then &, you will notice that all the first few will have a new & in them and by doing & last, you will add new changes to the new changes. (if confused here, just do what is stated above)
You can now add the altered codes to your Blogger Template. Save the Template and see the newly added Ads between your posts. You may now kiss the Bride!
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