
WhyDoWork.com Adsense is a WordPress plugin that allows you to insert Adsense ads on your blog without modifying the template. More then that, you can set it up to show different Adsense ads for articles older then X days (x is the number of days you decide).
For example, you can insert a 468×60 ad at the bottom of a new article, and once that article turns 7 days old it will have a more aggressive 336×280 ad blended with the text from the beginning of that article.
This way your regular readers will not be bothered by your ads, while visitors coming to older posts from search engines or other sources, will see a version that is monetized better.
Another feature is the ability to exclude ads wherever you like based on post id, or by using our no-adsense tag.
Download and Install V1.2:
Version 1.2 released on October 14th 2007.Subscribe to the RSS feed to be notified of updates.
Also Recommended (for Firefox Users):
We have developed a Firefox add-on that lets you see your AdSense Earnings in the status bar. It is a great companion to this plugin.
Screenshot of the ads positioned in the middle of the post and middle right:
Full tutorial on using the plugin
Installing
Unzip the archive and copy the whydowork_adsense.php file in your wp-content/plugins/ folder. Go to your admin area and activate the plugin and you can find the admin zone for it in the Options area of your blog.
Upgrading
Deactivate the WhyDoWork Adsense plugin, delete it, and upload the last version. Activate back and go check the options page for the new ad positions.
Attention: the preview tool in the options area uses the ad you inserted with your real code. DO NOT click on those ads.
Last words
Since you’re already here, how about checking out a few of the articles on this blog and maybe subscribe to the RSS feed. More plugins to come in time. I hope it will prove useful and help you make money blogging.
PS: if you like the plugin, I’d appreciate a link back and maybe telling your readers about it, if you think they might be interested.
Changes from 1.1:
- Top Middle position added. It display the ads above the text, centered in the middle. Top displays the ads to the left.
- it doesn’t matter anymore if the random position is selected first or second. It can be in any position now.
- you can choose for the ads not to be displayed if you’re logged in as administrator
- sidebar widgets added
- it should be XHTML 1.0 compliant (thanks to Michael Lankton)
Version 1.1 beta released on September 7th 2007.
Changes from 1.0:
- added middle position, which inserts ads between paragraphs, in the middle of the article
- added middle left and right positions, which inserts ads in the middle of the article, surrounded by text
- added random position, which changes the place of the ad, different position for each refresh of the page. If you have a fixed position at top left for example, it will not insert in top left or top right any ads when in random. If you use random and another fixed position, please place the random ad the last in the options for that page.
- hopefully got rid of the bug from 1.0 that didn’t display the posts for some blogs. Test to be sure.




useful pluqin, thanks guy.
Thanks for the plugin. I’m going to install it and give it a try this weekend.
I’m going to give this a try too. It looks good and beats having to mess with the template.
Thanks for the useful plugin
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Thanks Admin for sharing these plugin especially the Firefox add-on that lets you see your AdSense Earnings in the status bar.
thankss very useful
You can use an adsense-ready theme that already has the adsense widgets on it. Just change your publisher id and go.
Thank you! I’ll try.
thankss very useful
very good thanks.
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Hi Great PlugIn and great idea,
Would there be a way to use this on Blogger blogs ?
Have you the code available somwere ?
Thanks,
Paul.
Thank you for the tip. I will sure move forward on this tip! Thanks again, for sharing.
I will place a link on my marketing website about this.
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Thanx for making possible the use of this nice plug-in. However there is a little problem that prevents the related side bar widget to be edited / updated. Could this be fixed?
thanks for plugin,i will try it
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Thanx for the plug ins. The Full tutorial really helped.
Very nice plugin. It is helping me a lot monetize my blog.
Great pluggin this has saved me hours of coding and I love the aging facality. Great work!!
First time I’ve heard of this plugin. I think I will try it out on one of my sites and see how well it works. Thanks.
Thanks for the great info ?C I loved reading it! I always love browsing your blog. Have a fantastic day!
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You have some great plugins on your post. Your insight and expertise would be a welcome addition to our new community, i hope you will consider joining, and thanks for sharing!
i try it…
llike it with simple design.. nice job dude..
thanks .
very useful
im looking for plugin for wordpress.
finally i got this
thanks again!
I don’t know what going on, but for the past week or longer no ads are showing on the main page.
Ads show on all the single pages, archives, and category pages but nothing shows on the main page.
Would this be plug in related?
Hey MacBros, ads are showing for me on your homepage. Did you get it fixed? I see a banner embedded at the top of your first post.
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Why does the Firefox addon force you to visit a bridge page asking for a retweet when you try to open your Adsense account?
Why doesn’t it just go directly to your Adsense account?
It does if you’re logged in. The bar is always there to remind you to help us advertise
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