What's a good wp theme for adsense?

Am I allowed to put a download link on the forum?

I can send you a nice one... If not, I'll find out the name for you...

I personally love StudioPress's Education theme for AdSense sites. On the homepage, with 2 sidebars, you can run a 250 x 250 block and a 160 x 600 block.Thanks

I use Artisteer, but any other theme that let's you do simple customizations with a few clicks of your mouse button is good.

It doesn't matter a lot once you learn basics of HTML/CSS (and how to edit a wordpress theme) because you will be able to edit stuff later. (And there will be a lot of stuff to edit later on.)

I just set the colors for the theme in the Artisteer, set basic options, and then manually customize the theme to make it better. (add navigation, hardcode Adsense script into specific places, make conditional ad placements in theme editing, etc.)

That's basically it. See? I didn't even use an affiliate link .

Use the Twenty Eleven template, and replace the header image with a "leaderboard" ad.. I promise you your CTR will go thru the roof. You won't need any other ads on your site.

I should've been more clear

I can't code anything, and I can't really edit a wp theme. So I need an out of the box theme that will do it all for me.

So the twenty-eleven theme is out (no idea how to put an adsense ad in the header) and making my own own theme with artisteer is out to an extend (I'd prefer a theme where ads have already been placed and all I have to do is insert my adsense #)

That education theme looked decent, but again, I'd like a theme with adsense code already pre-built into it.

What would happen if I tried to run a theme that was made in wp version 2.7 or so in the current version of wp?

Prosense and heat map are top class theme of word press for making money from Google adsense.

Wow thanks for sharing nice information , thnks

You may also wish to look at Scott Blanchard's clickbumpengine solution.

I recently purchased and am currently playing with it, solid product to say the least.

I use heat map theme for adsense blogs . But this is not free and i also don't think that their is any free good theme for adsense

Honestly I haven't come across any free AdSense theme thats worth it's salt, heck most of the paid ones suck too. You'll proably be better off finding a good looking free theme that works with your niche and customizing ad positioning yourself (or outsourcing for a few bucks on Fiverr).

Plus since every site/niche is different you will likely have to customize the theme anyway, even if its a paid "Made for AdSense" theme. I always see better results with a customized theme that was designed around the specific content/audience/function of the site in question.

I'm actually selling one of my sites that uses a highly customized version of a theme I created for some of my furniture niche sites. If your getting into any furniture based niches you can check it out at http://flippa.com/2656607 to get some ideas as this layout works very well for me.

I'll throw in a second for the ClickBump Engine. That is a rock solid product, and it's so much more than just the way it looks. It's fast, versatile, and has a great admin-backend. Plus some of his extra premium themes are really stellar. I love and have used his 'ReviewSite' theme on multiple adsense sites and gotten very respectable CTR (~6%).

Not only is the Clickbump Engine great, but Scott (developer) is an absolute stand-up guy. Great support, and really loves what he does (at least, seems that way from my end). His other products are great, too. I remember when the ClickBump theme first came out and I jumped on it fairly early...It's come a looooong way, and only getting better.

No, this is not a sponsored post or anything like that, and I'm not offering you an affiliate link (ahem, post #3). Scott has offered me wonderful, attentive support enough times that I'd feel bad if I didn't chime in here.

When I was starting out I also used the Flexibility theme which is also really good. I tried CTR theme as well, and it's pretty good. Simple, easy to setup and delivers decent clicks...Although I confess I stopped using it after a couple months cause I felt like the ads were a bit overbearing; I don't want to look like I'm building MFA sites. =/

Anyways, hope you find what you're looking for!

- Stephen

I'm in the process of redesigning my main money site. Trying to find lots of precedents, and yours is definitely inspiring. Then its a case of finding a coder thats up to the task of converting my PSD.

It is time consuming, and can be expensive, but with elevated ad earnings it pays for itself in no time.

Clickbump pure and simple

47 bucks for the theme(s) and I also got the jumpstart Pro engine and the SEO
add on I think I Paid 17 bucks

Not free nope, but is it worth it? you bet
its like nothing you have ever seen

and you can put it on all your sites for no additional fee. (some places with stuff like this like to charge you per site)

i use Canvas from WooThemes, very flexible, go check it out