Great WordPress Theme For Adsense?

[Joe Pace]

This post is for the WordPress users...

I have been searching online for a couple of days to find a good, simple theme that can be used for any niche and will allow me to easily add just one Adsense block in 336x280 format just above the content. I would prefer it be just a two column theme.

I know from personal experience this format converts very well... but most themes seem to have 2-3 Adsense blocks and the ones I have found that I can customize how I want, have three columns.

[Jerry Mcvictor]

Hi Joe,

check out this one http://tinyurl.com/m2l3ch

If this is what you're looking for PM me your email addy and I'll send it to you (free).

Best,

Johan

[vema123]

Actually I got this from another warrior with the nickname internetmarketer99 (Mark). I think he's a quite respectable warrior. He suggested us to use: blusense-theme which you can get at:

doshdosh.com/bluesense-theme

good luck!

[ChrisJamesG]

I've read that the bluesense theme violates the Ts & Cs of adsense because:

- There are too many ad blocks
- You're not aloud ads directly below the page title

Does anyone know the official rules on this?

Chris

[dadaas]

- There are too many ad blocks
- You're not aloud ads directly below the page title

Where in TOS you find this?

[WareTime]

Three blocks per page is max. Blocks under titles are only a problem if you do misleading crap like have a title called "Click Here To Learn More" and then have the ad block right under that.

Bluesense would never survive a manual review. It might go a long way to getting you smart priced because people may accidentally click on ads without meaning to and then bail on the site they land on. This means you sent poor quality traffic to google, so since the advertisers can't monetize your traffic they aren't going to pay you much for it either.

For some general info on WP themes for use with adsense read my reply to this thread yesterday.

Need adsense/seo optimized wordpress theme

[eglobalbrad]

What I find is the best one is Heatmap theme - Do search for it and you'll love it.

[internetmarketer99]

Originally Posted by WareTime

Bluesense would never survive a manual review. It might go a long way to getting you smart priced because people may accidentally click on ads without meaning to and then bail on the site they land on. This means you sent poor quality traffic to google, so since the advertisers can't monetize your traffic they aren't going to pay you much for it either.

As you just said yourself before that, "Blocks under titles are only a problem if you do misleading crap like have a title called "Click Here To Learn More" and then have the ad block right under that."

BlueSense would, and almost certainly has, survived manual review. There are thousands and thousands of BlueSense sites out there.

Mark

[Gina71]

I also have used BluSense successfully. It is a good theme when used properly.

[dxFactor]

try to use heatmap (just googling, you'll find it). it give nice CTR

[olamilekan2]

I am displaying Adsense Ads on my site using the BlueSense Theme. This theme was recommended in the WARRIOR FORUM as a very good SEO Optimized Adsense Theme. But when i use this theme, my ads appear as normal, but no earning or traffic stats is being recorded in my Adsense account, even though i had already added these URL into my adsense account. The traffic stats do show on Google Analytics. Please what can i do, can you check the sites for me for any possible problem

[blaine41]

olamilekan 2 - did you replace the default adsense code with your own code from adsense? If not, it will display ads, but not for your account.

To anyone using Blusense, you don't have to use all of the adsense code locations. This theme gives you several (more than the max of 3) adsense blocks, so that you have options. You must go in the code and remove or add your code where you want it.

[jitterbug978]

Try the Adsense Heatmap wordpress template.

Best there is

Well that and flexibility2 template. heh

[harkon]

I use the iNove 1.4.5 backed up by the Easy AdSense plugin. It's more than what you'll need for AdSense.

[GossipCrunch]

Check lightword wordpress theme. Perfect for Adsense.

[zoobie]

Hi, you can try my themes at my signature. They are friendly with Adsense (you can add the adsense code in the top left hand side of my widget and that's it!).

[Solidsnake]

I am using dailyblogtip's themes and they are very good, clean, and easy to customize..

[Bry3D]

I am also using dailyblogtip's themes and find them very useful, worth looking up.

Thanks

[beantownmarketing]

stay clear of this plugin: Easy AdSense plugin

If you made simple changes to your blog it defaults back to the creators AdSense code. A bunch of us (25 in our mastermind) tested the and found the exact same results. In fact, 6-7 of us witnessed the ID change WITHOUT making changes to the blog so something bad is going on here

[chachachallis]

Originally Posted by beantownmarketing

stay clear of this plugin: Easy AdSense plugin

If you made simple changes to your blog it defaults back to the creators AdSense code. A bunch of us (25 in our mastermind) tested the and found the exact same results. In fact, 6-7 of us witnessed the ID change WITHOUT making changes to the blog so something bad is going on here

I found the same issue with this plugin after couple hours, so i have never used it since.

[menj]

This theme I am using for this blog works great with AdSense.

[PaulSmith1]

For better results from Adsense you should place it at the bottom of the post and there shouldn't be other too many links and advertising stuff, it should look clean to the visitors.