What Platform Do You Use For Your Adsense Sites?

by Josh MacDonald

Posted: 13 years ago 18 replies

I use straight HTML and just paste in my Adsense code into the HTML.

I'm thinking of starting to do WordPress. How much better/easier is the SEO and ad placement on WordPress rather than HTML?

I'm about to make 5 sites, each with over 20 articles, so I think WordPress would be good, thoughts?

#adsense #platform #sites

John Williamson 13 years ago

Probably about the same in terms of difficulty, depending on your level of tech and HTML abilities.

But I say Wordpress FTW!
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Piper Anderson 13 years ago

I only use WordPress. With all the widgets available and with a slight knowledge of the coding in the .php files, you can put your Adsense anywhere you want quite easily.
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Josh MacDonald 13 years ago

What plugins do you all use?
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warriorseo 13 years ago

Wordpress is google friendly platform.I use it for all my sites.
All in one seo plugin is one of the many I use.
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Heavenstorm 13 years ago

me too use wordpress for my all my sites. I find it much easier
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Andrew S 13 years ago

Wordpress with the WhyDoWork adsense plugin

If you want to get crazy you can also use yieldbuild to split test your adsense ads
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- Scott Casey 13 years ago
  
  Check out clickbump....Very nice platform for adsense.
  
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Instantfruit 13 years ago

Wordpress and Joomla
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wtktg1 13 years ago

I am using Wordpress with the Easy Adsense Plugin

Also, in another site, I am using the Bluesense theme
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seothatworks 13 years ago

wordpress makes life easy, and is the best in terms of seo. google loves wordpress and i think majority of adsense sites are created using wordpress
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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Scott Casey

Check out clickbump....Very nice platform for adsense.

Thanks for the mention Scott!

Originally Posted by macdonjo

I'm thinking of starting to do WordPress. How much better/easier is the SEO and ad placement on WordPress rather than HTML?

I'm about to make 5 sites, each with over 20 articles, so I think WordPress would be good, thoughts?

Hi Mac, If you are looking for flexibility with your Adsense ad placement and management, WordPress, with the right theme is the way to go.

I'm running a "Warrior Special" at the moment where if you purchase my clickbump bundle package via this link, you can claim a free premium template of your choice. You'll also get access to the new "Amaze" template when its released in a few days.

"Amaze" will be the new default template for ClickBump Engine, joining the other 12 pre-installed templates, plus a bonus new template, so 14 templates in all in the core package for version 4.4 when its released in a few days. And existing owners will get the update.

Feel free to PM me if you have questions or to tell me which premium you want and I'll add it to your downloads.

Even if you don't choose to use my software, I highly recommend publishing your site in WordPress with a good Adsense manager onboard.

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strategic seo services 13 years ago

Wordpress is the way to go. I've always used it, and it's a lot easier than HTML
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JennyBizz 13 years ago

Wordpress is very easy to use when it comes to Adsense. I use the All in One Adsense Plugin for all my sites.
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- guitarjosh 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by thegreenninja
  
  Wordpress is very easy to use when it comes to Adsense. I use the All in One Adsense Plugin for all my sites.
  
  If I'm not mistaken, there was once a lot of talk that the All in One AdSense Plugin is known to steal clicks. The developer has his own adsense ads display about a percentage of the time so remove it and put your code in manually. You'll likely see your profit jump overnight.
  
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Anthony C 13 years ago

I'm considering the same thing. All my sites are currently html except for 1 movable type blog. What I really like about html is that all i have to do to back it up is copy the website folder to another location. Same goes for changing web hosts.
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Kael41 13 years ago

A vast majority of my sites are wordpress now. Although I have a ton still in Joomla, several in drupal and then some from back in the day when I was building out snews platforms for my adsense sites. I think I've got 10 or so in xsite as well.
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guitarjosh 13 years ago

i've always thought wordpress is far overrated. i use php and mysql. I have 100,000+ page sites that only contain 2 pages in my website directory... my index.php and my details.php. All things equal, I'll smoke wordpress load times every time.

but i do understand the wordpress craze. it's easy and for marketing, lots of great tools (plugins/widgets).
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John Williamson 13 years ago

Expanding a bit on my last post due to recent posts on this thread:

Wordpress and Clickbump Engine and Keyword Sniper Pro FTW!
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