Methods to Place Ads in Blog Posts of WordPress site

Placing ads in WordPress self-hosted blog is an easy task using free available plugin. But, do you know which plugin is better and does not provide full control over your ads. It is easy for those blogger who do not know much about CSS or HTML language required to insert ads in their blog posts.

You can insert ads into your blog posts by editing your post.php file in your WordPress CSS editor so ads always appear in the same location in all your blog posts. The spot where you insert your ad code varies depending on where you want ads to appear. For example, you can insert ads at the beginning of your posts, right aligned, left aligned, at the end of your posts, and so on. But, here i want to discuss an easy method with you.

To insert Ads in blog with left/right/center aligned: Just click on the 'Text' editor of your WordPress post and write the code-

< div style="text-align: left/right;"> "Your ads code" < div>

and you will find that your ad is floating on the left with text. This allows you to choose any size of ad you want to place. Fortunately, a number of WordPress plug-ins can help you manage ads and place ads in a variety of locations on your blog. Here are a few plug-ins you can test to see if they offer the help you need for the ad program you participate in:
Advertising Management: It allows you to add advertisements to your blog directly from the WordPress dashboard where you want to place either below post, above post, header of the blog or footer of the blog.

Wp-Insert: It provides more feature to manage all your ads and also helps to add different sizes of ads at different location of your WordPress blog.

All in One Adsense and YPN: It is a free and open source WordPress plugin which is able to automatically insert google adsense ads or yahoo publisher network (YPN) ads in to your posts.

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Buzzer interface with 8051 microcontroller

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