How do you add google adsense?
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I haven’t tried this yet, but I’ve heard people have problems with it. Does wordpress allow google adsense? Do I need a special widget? Please help.
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Thanks singularcontiguity. I looked at the post and someone said:
“You can if you are self hosted via WordPress.Org.
WordPress.Com clients are not permitted to solicit ads through Google or other conventional means.”
Does this mean the $10 thing where you pay wordpress to host your site at your domain name? If so great! That’s what I have.
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If you’re still at WordPress.com, your own domain name still won’t allow ads. Here is the faq on ads http://faq.wordpress.com/2005/12/08/adsense/ There is VIP hosting but only if you are accepted and can afford it http://wordpress.com/vip-hosting/ The other day I read here on the forum that we can have Amazon ads but only if our blog has original content and not a splogger. And you can sell things on your blog if you lets say wrote a book or made the product yourself. But best bet is to contact support and ask.
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Unfortunately, no, that doesn’t get you to a point where you can do advertising. That just gets you a domain name that doesn’t contain “wordpress” – which means that you can move your blog later if you choose without having to change your domain name.
The only way I’m aware of to do advertising here is to join their VIP program. The only other way to do advertising is to have your site hosted somewhere other than wordpress.com, and install the WordPress software that you can get for free from wordpress.org.
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No, that’s not what it means. YOu are not paying wordpress to host your site. You are only paying wordpress to allow you to use your own domain. As the FAQ states:
Mapped blogs are still subject to our Terms of Service<a/>.
Further, the FAQ is quite clear on ads:
Adsense, Yahoo, Chitika, TextLinkAds and other ads are not permitted to be added by users….In addition to AdSense type ads, please do not use the following services on your blog: sponsored / paid posts including PayPerPost, ReviewMe and Smorty; affiliate / referral links to the following domains: usercash, clickbank, clickhop, cashrocks, payingcash; clicktrackers and any promotion of the “I made a million on the internet and so can you” type of advertising.
I don’t think it can be made any clearer that the answer is NO.
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Why do we have to pay for third party hosting or the VIP hosting for ads? Why don’t wordpress start their own adsense eqivilent if they want the funding so bad?
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And of course, anyone who really wants adsense that badly can give up their free hosting. And hire a host.
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The cost of hosting and the LaTeX support would be why I picked wordpress.com. Of course, I’m not blogging because I think I’m going to make money at it. :-)
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As someone who makes the bulk of her living blogging, I can say you sure got that right!
I don’t run Adsense on ANY of my blogs, nor would I. It immediately stamps you as low-rent, and it just doesn’t pay well enough to make up for how ugly it is.
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Nothing for a WordPress.com blog. As for what ad networks I’d suggest for a for-profit ad, my consulting rate for this type of thing is $125 per hour. We can arrange something if you leave a comment on my blog.
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https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic.php?id=29535&replies=15#post-211908
You’re joking, right?
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I just posted one ad on as a test run but can’t seem to pull it off again…kind of confusing.
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If you post ads on your blog, your blog can be suspended or deleted without warning. I mean, I don’t really care, it’s not my blog, but I’m telling you.
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