What is a good adsense theme?

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Hey everyone, would anyone happen to know of any good, effective adsense themes for wordpress? or a good plugin?

I know there's may plugins but what has been good for you?



thanks,


Ron
#adsense #good #theme
  • Profile picture of the author stoaf88
    It dosent matter what theme you use. Just make sure that you have an adsense block right under the title of the post and one at the bottom. That is all you need.
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  • Profile picture of the author 4morereferrals
    Having spent the better part of 4 am till 8 am futzing with a overly complicated theme - i can tell you - i think it DOES matter!!!

    1. If you want an in content text block of 300 x 250 - and the article wont wrap around in WP ... now what?

    2. what if there are literally 300 configuration choices for the theme - like the one I was muscling thru this morning ? ayyyye karumba!

    3. its nice to have the ad blocks locations and sidebar widgets all geared to go too !! but 45 options?
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  • Profile picture of the author DireStraits
    A lot of people seem to swear by BlueSense.

    I've never used it myself, but I can see why it'd attract a good CTR (the thing's plastered with ads to the max ).

    That said, it looks pretty hideous, and I imagine the "bounce-rate" (in the sense of people actually clicking "back"), might be higher than for a lot of themes.

    For my AdSense sites, I custom-coded my own themes, taking inspiration from XFactor's (John) "trademark theme" (or at least, the one he wrote about and used at the time of this thread being active).

    All my sites have a small navigation on the right (the eye naturally goes to the left of a page, and I want ads there - not my menu), and a single 336x280 ad-block at the top-left, below my page heading.

    I always get a good CTR (ad relevancy permitting), well into double figures.
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  • Profile picture of the author smart_ladoo
    try to use a general theme then monetize u r self, u cud use plugin too
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  • Profile picture of the author achong
    I think the most important thing is how to drive traffics to blog/site. Simple theme with bunch of traffic will be more useful for us.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Nguyen
    No such thing. The best theme / layout is one that doesn't require the user to scroll down. Eye tracking studies show that visitors concentrate mostly on the upper left hand corner of the article, even if the article is centered. Have the block right there. Obvious as it may sound, have blue links in the adsense block.
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  • Profile picture of the author achong
    Try to use the simple one. It will look different.
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  • Profile picture of the author danaprince
    I'd do some testing of a few that you like to see which one gives you the best results. I haven't done any testing in a while but settled on Amazing Grace & Blue Grace as well as Zeke for most of my blogs. I'm getting ready to mix it up a bit again but if I see any plummeting conversion rates I'll be going back
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  • Profile picture of the author rickyponting6
    go to newwpthemes.com, all of their themes are seemed to be good for adsense.. try those..
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  • Profile picture of the author Will P
    I have used the "Blue Sense" theme on 20+ sites and it seems to convert quite well in terms of ctr.


    Originally Posted by 4morereferrals View Post

    1. If you want an in content text block of 300 x 250 - and the article wont wrap around in WP ... now what?

    Apply the following code to the top of your article(s) content in sourse mode..

    Code:
    <div style="float: left; width: 310px; height: 260px; margin: 5px;">
    #### ADSENSE CODE HERE ####
    </div>
    Hope this helps solve your problem --^
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    • Profile picture of the author prodis
      Originally Posted by MicroNicheBuilder View Post

      I have used the "Blue Sense" theme on 20+ sites and it seems to convert quite well in terms of ctr.





      Apply the following code to the top of your article(s) content in sourse mode..

      Code:
      <div style="float: left; width: 310px; height: 260px; margin: 5px;">
      #### ADSENSE CODE HERE ####
      </div>
      Hope this helps solve your problem --^
      Hey, thanks a lot. I've been struggling with this as well. It worked great.

      Chris
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  • Profile picture of the author alfredthomson
    yes Bluesense-theme is the best for using adsense on wordpress.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rajul kaushik
    Check out: Socrates theme and the ClickBump method. Both have easy to work with themes.
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  • Profile picture of the author talking
    ClickBump is really a good one!
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  • Profile picture of the author nik0
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    Kind of an old thread but I think the CTR theme is pretty solid, a lot of people are enthousiastic about the rotating system but personally I prefer the adblock on the top of the page on the left side with the txt wrapped around it.
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  • Profile picture of the author papamo44
    I like prosense blue
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