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Submitted by Trisha on February 11, 2006 - 9:27pm in

Please forgive me if this is too basic of a question here. With adsense rules being what they are that only 3 ad units being allowed per page - the way I understand it is that unless I limit the number of posts that show up on the main page of my blog (and the category pages) to only 3, I can't integrate adsense into individual blog entries.

I don't want to put them in either column, because they are already kind of full. I'd like to have an ad unit show up after the first entry, and then on every entry on its own page (is that explained right?)

I'm using wordpress, but I have no idea how to script this, but I see people doing it all the time so it must not be that difficult. Can anyone explain this or point me to a link that does?

Thanks,
Trisha


Javascript counter

Sometime ago I used a bit JavaScript to control this. Or more exactly to show AdSense under/within each Blogger post, but only in the top 3 posts (or two if I wanted to show one more ad elsewhere).

The trick is to include into your post or post template not the AdSense code itself, but a piece of JavaScript, that will output the AdSense code if the limit hasn't been reached yet.

The drawback of the method is that I am not completely sure if it complies with the AdSense terms: the results are equal to the usual copy-paste of the AdSense code, but technically you put different text into your html

For Wordpress check out the

For Wordpress check out the Adsense delux plugin.
Might be something you like.

And for the placing in posts: Put them behind 'the jump' as they call it.
Meaning that on the frontpage of your blog you'll only get to see a part of the post which makes people click on 'the jump' to go to the full post, whereyour ads will be.

Another thing you can do is place an ad in between your post and the comment area.
When people scroll down your post they will bump into the ad.

This is how I do it anyway.

Adsense Deluxe

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