Earlier, we discussed some Pay-per-click ad serving options; their features, advantages, limitations and payment policies. This time we will look into some WordPress plugins that integrates advertisement into the site. Most of them are related to Google Adsense, since it's the most widely used advertisement program on the net. But I've also covered some popular alternatives such as, Chitika, Amazon etc. WP Simple Adsense Integration As the name suggests, this plugin makes Adsense integration truly simple. Adding a Google advertisement on your WordPress blog post, page or sidebar is just a trigger text or a PHP function call away. If you feel overwhelmed while using some premium plugins built for the same purpose, this one is definitely for you. [Get the plugin] Adsense Beautifier If you are worried about ads making your beautifully design website look bad, you can try out this plugin. This plugin makes your Adsense look soothing to the eye, by adding images adjacent to the ads. This also helps increase your click-through rate(CTR). However, don't forget to add a line between the image and the ad, otherwise you would be voiding terms and conditions set up by Google. [Get the plugin] Adsense Earnings This plugin enables you to check your Adsense earning right ...

Many webmasters can't resist the temptation of putting more ad units on the web page to multiply the revenue generated from advertisements. A recent survey conducted by BurstMedia where over 4,000 web users participated revealed that: Ad clutter is not tolerated by web site visitors – many web users abandon a site they believe to be cluttered. Ad clutter can negatively impact a consumers’ perception of an advertiser’s product or service. 

This page has a list of some of the best and must use WordPress Plugins. Check out this list and find out which plugins you should be using to improve your blogging efficiency. Must Use Plugins Akismet - best guard against comment spam for WordPress blog! All in One SEO Pack - Out-of-the-box SEO for your Wordpress blog. WordPress Database Backup - This plugin is a life saver when things go wrong! It allows on-demand backup of your WordPress database. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Google XML Sitemaps - This plugin generates a XML-Sitemap compliant sitemap of your WordPress blog. This format is supported by Ask.com, Google, YAHOO and MSN Search. Blog Statistics Related Google Analytics for WordPress - This plugin makes it simple to add Google Analytics with extra search engines and automatic clickout and download tracking to your WordPress blog. WordPress.com Stats - Tracks views, post/page views, referrers, and clicks. This plugin requires a WordPress.com API key to function. Blog Security LoginLockdown - Login LockDown records the IP address and timestamp of every failed WordPress login attempt. If more than a certain number of attempts are detected within a short period of time from the same IP range, then the login function is disabled for all requests from that range. ...

Easy to use Wordpress plugin to insert Google Adsense to your posts, pages and sidebar by using a trigger text or calling the php function. There are many plugins and services which can add Google Adsense to your WordPress site. However I found that even though something like Adsense Manager or Adsense Deluxe provides a lot of customizable options, it can be overwhelming and isn't really simple enough for people who are new to WordPress or for people who simply want to insert Google Adsense to their site in a few clicks. I found that most of the time I only use two or three types of Google Adsense units in various places and posts throughout my sites. Google's Adsense policy mentions to not have more than three adsense block in one page anyway. That's why I wrote my own Simple Adsense Insertion Plugin for WordPress, to focus on having 1-3 Google Adsense codes saved and use them where ever I want on my site by inserting a simple trigger text to my posts,pages and sidebar. Installation 1. Unzip and Upload the folder 'WP-Simple-Adsense-Insertion' to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory. 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 3. Go to Settings and configure the options ...