Slay your WordPress Demons!
In the past few years, we have covered plenty of versatile themes that can turn your website into a classified listings portal. You don’t always have to adopt a completely new theme to start displaying free and paid posts on your site. Take WPAdverts for instance: a classifieds script with a responsive design that works with your existing theme.
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Continue ReadingIn this day and age, publishers are always looking for new ways to monetize their content. Ad Overlay Anything for WordPress is a cool plugin that lets you show ads on top of your videos, images, and blocks of text. YouTube videos and Flickr images are supported.
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Continue ReadingMany of us earn a living from ads and affiliate links. Relying on AdSense and other similar networks is not the only way to make money though. If your site gets a lot of traffic, you could always manage and sell your advertising space to get better deals. Ads Pro for WordPress can help. It comes with scheduling, geo targeting and support for mobile devices.
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Continue ReadingMany of us rely on ads to monetize our content. You can always add ad codes to your website manually. The better way to approach this is to use an ad server or a plugin to manage your ads. Advanced Ads for WordPress lets you do just that. It is a simple ad manager that allows you to create managers as you do posts. You will be able to group ads and rotate them easily.
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Continue ReadingIn case you missed it, Amazon is retiring a bunch of its widgets and offering publishers the chance to earn money through Native Shopping Ads. By adding these units to your website, you will be able to show product recommendations and search ads. Recommendation Ads are particularly interesting as they involve Amazon going through your content to serve relevant products. [click to continue…]
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Continue ReadingMany webmasters rely on ads to monetize their content. Using ads that are not responsive on a responsive site is not a great idea. If you are using AdSense, Google has done most of the hard work for you. You will just have to configure your ads properly to make them match your responsive design. Here are just 3 ways to customize your responsive AdSense ads for your site:
Specify an exact size per screen width: this is the approach we have used on many of our sites. You will just have to define ad sizes for different screen sizes. [click to continue…]
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