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There is trick to add Google AdSense and other advertising network such as AdBrite ad unit right beside and inside within Blogger post content, so that the ad block will appear wrapped and floated inline to the top left or top right next to the blog text. If you do not like this layout and dislike the prominent location the ads are displayed, there are other places within blog post to put the ad code.

The guide below provides tips and tricks on where should the parsed HTML ad code (after replacing several special characters with HTML code) be pasted and inserted in the Blogger XML-based template. In essence, the steps are exactly the same when positioning the ad next to and within post content, except that the text string to search (where to paste the ad code) is different.

To recap, go to Blogger Template tab for the blog you want to change, then click on Edit HTML. Remember to tick Expand Widget Templates check box, and perform the backup.

Wrap Around Next to the Post and Float to Left or Right

Refer to this guide.

After Post Title Before Post Contents

The ad banner will appear below post title but above and before the start of blog content. It’s actually exactly the same with tip above to wrap AdSense around the post, except that now the ad unit does not float but instead been place at the center without wrapping, and thus pushing content below it.

Search for the line of:

<p><data:post.body/></p>

Paste the parsed Google AdSense ad code inside <center><div> and </div></center> right before the above line so that it looks like below after change:

<div class=’post-header-line-1′/>

<div class=’post-body entry-content’>
<center><div>[parsed Google AdSense ad code]</div></center>
<p><data:post.body/></p>
<div style=’clear: both;’/> <!– clear for photos floats –>
</div>

After Post Content Before Footer Credits

The Google AdSense ad unit or other display ads banner will appear at the bottom of the blog post, after the end of content and just before the ending credits, within inside the post.

Search for:

<div class=’post-footer’>

Paste the parsed Google AdSense ad code inside <div> and </div> right before the above line so that it looks like below after change:

<div class=’post-body entry-content’>
<p><data:post.body/></p>
<div style=’clear: both;’/> <!– clear for photos floats –>
</div>
<div>[parsed Google AdSense ad code]</div>
<div class=’post-footer’>

To center the ads unit, add the wrapper of <center> and </center>.

After Footer Credits

Unlike the above where the ad unit appear before the credit right after post content, this time the ad unit will appear after the credit for the post is displayed. The easiest way to achieve the task is using built-in feature of “Show Ads Between Posts” in Blogger. Turn off and enable the feature will display ads between posts when view in home, index or category pages, and also at the bottom most part when view in single individual post page view.

If you plan to use non-AdSense ads or want to add in custom channels, you have to manually edit the template HTML to add in the ad code. In this case, search for:

<p class=’post-footer-line post-footer-line-3′/>

Paste the parsed Google AdSense ad code inside <div> and </div> right after the above line so that it looks like below after change:

<p class=’post-footer-line post-footer-line-3′/>
<div>[parsed Google AdSense ad code]</div>
</div>
</div>
</b:includable>

To center the ads unit, add the wrapper of <center> and </center>.

Between Posts

After it’s pretty much similar to the above where ads appear after post footer. So just follow tips above.

If you spread your efforts across different sites, you could make some decent income. It is also an effective way of generating income for your own site by giving the visitors an incentive to contribute and keep returning.

First though, you need to sign up for Google Adsense, which you can do so by clicking on the link below:

Sign up for AdSense.

General

• AdSensigg - AdSensigg = AdSense + DIGG-like (interesting idea) - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Blogger Party - A blogging community that shares Adsense advertising revenue - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Bloggeries Blog Forum - A blog forum - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Dosh Dosh - Invite only revenue sharing community - Unknown Adsense Revenue Share
• Free Ads with Adsense Revenue Sharing- Interesting link building venture - Unknown Adsense Revenue Share
• Hub Pages Publish information on a topic you love to write about - 10% Adsense Revenue Share (oh boy!)
• Senserely Yours - An entire community based around sharing Adsense Revenue - Unknown Adsense Revenue Share
• That’s Pretty Dumb - Highlighting the stupidest things business do to us - 100% Adsense Revenue Share
• QooForum - A general forum about anything and everything - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Vubx.com - A gadgets article and blog site - 75% Adsense Revenue Share
• You Say Too - Revenue Sharing Community - 50% Adsense Revenue Share

Rating Sites

• RateItAll - Consumer ratings and reviews - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Music Nerds - CD Review Site - 100% Adsense Revenue Share

Rights and Advocacy

• Private Rights Forum - Private label rights for audio and video - Unknown Adsense Revenue Share

Articles

• Article Codex - Free article repository - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Article Trader - Free articles for your site - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• DotNetSpider - Tutorial, articles, etc - 90% Adsense Revenue Share
• GuideDawgs.com - User submitted advice and guidance articles - 40 to 55% Adsense Revenue Share
• MeshPlex - Tutorial Database - 100% Adsense Revenue Share

Domain/SEO/Advertising/webmaster sites

• Ad-Sensing.com - A forum on PPC advertising and more - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Digital Point Forums - Search Engine Optimization and Marketing forum - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Domain Name Portal - Domain name forum - 20-50% Adsense Revenue Share
• HTTPPoint - Webmaster Forum Webmaster, SERP and SEO forums - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• International Domain Names - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Name Pros - Buy, Sell, And Discuss Domain Names - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Revenue Source - Advertising discussion site - Unknown Adsense Revenue Share
• Total Web Talk Forum - for webmasters - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Webmaster Talk - WMT.in is a webmaster discussion forum - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Webmeaster-Talk.com - A webmaster discussion forum - 40/10% Adsense Revenue Share

Home Improvement

• eFloor Plan - Home Improvement - 60% Adsense Revenue Share

News

• DotNetKicks.com - Microsoft .NET information, links, community - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Kick.ie - Tracking the best of the Irish web - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• Value Investing News - Investor powered stock market news - 50% Adsense Revenue Share

Sports

• Golf Nation - Golf, Golf, and more Golf - 75% Adsense Revenue Share
• I Gotta Rant - Sports, Music, etc - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• The Sand Trap - More Golf - 50% Adsense Revenue Share

IT, Tech-related

• Kernel Trap - Kernel development and news - 80% Adsense Revenue Share
• Scratch - Write Programming Tutorials for them - 50% Adsense Revenue Share
• SpiceFuse Forums General computer forum - 75% Adsense Revenue Share
• Tech Support Humor - Tech support humor site - 100% Adsense Revenue Share
• Technology Parent - Info for parents about technology - 50% Adsense Revenue Share

Video and Photo

• Flixya - Share videos, photos, and blogs - 100% Adsense Revenue Share
• Free Range Stock - Stock photo directory - 80% Adsense Revenue Share
• Stockvault.net - Photo directory for aspiring photographers - 100% Adsense Revenue Share

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Google’s policy:

Each AdSense publisher receives a percentage of the cost an advertiser pays for user clicks or impressions on their ad. This percentage is referred to as the revenue share. Google does not disclose the revenue share for AdSense.

To protect your Adsense Publisher ID you can now specify which sites are allowed to have your adsense code. If a site is not in that list and adsense ads are displayed there, then no earnings will come to you and any clickbombing or site violation in that site will not affect your account’s good standing. If you are suspicious of a site’s standing with Google, do not give them your Adsense Publisher ID (pub-#########).

If you already did, you can now block that url from being included in your Adsense revenue within the Adsense Options menu.

List of platforms that enable you to have Adsense Revenue Sharing

• Joomla Extension
  • Google AdSense Revenue Sharing Lightweight
  • Google Adsense Revenue Sharing Module

• vBulletin Forum
• Wordpress plugin

Articles on Revenue Sharing:

• New York Times - published January 1, 2006

Make money with Google Adsense in this free to join social networking community.  Upload photos, music and videos.  Create your own blog.  You earn 85% of the revenue generated.