10 Places to put Adsense ads in Blogger

In this post we will talk about the 10 most common places on a website or blog where we can add AdSense ads and how to implement them. By also using the formats in our AdSense account, we learn the most suitable formats.

adsense ads

in the sidebar

How to implement?

This is one of the most affordable places to post AdSense. Simply go to page elements ( layout ), click the Add Widget link, then add an HTML/JavaScript widget in your ad code, or add an AdSense widget directly.

Recommended formats : 125 × 125, 120 × 600 and 160 × 600, 300 × 600

between the pillars

Implementation: You can add AdSense ads between your posts by going to Layout , clicking the Edit link under Blog Posts , and then checking the Show Ads Between Posts option.

Recommended formats: 468x60, 300x250 and 336x280

under the title

Implementation.

First, you need to convert your AdSense ad code; You can use this converter here.

AdSense Ad Converter

Then go to your blog template (login to your blog dashboard , click on the template and click the " Edit HTML " button) and click anywhere in the code area to find the following code using the CTRL +f button to use:

Paste the converted code directly after.

Recommended formats : 728 × 90 and 728 × 15

About blog posts

Implementation.

Redeem your promo code and find out

in your template.

Paste the converted code directly after.

Recommended formats: 460x68, 468x15 and 336x280

Under the post title (this will be visible on all pages)

Implementation.

Convert your AdSense ad code and go to template > edit HTML > click anywhere in the code area and find the following line (CTRL + F):

Note: If you can't find it, search without clipping /

Paste the converted code directly after.

Recommended formats are 468×68 and 468×15

Under the post title (only visible on post pages)

Implementation.

Convert your ad code, then go to your template , click anywhere in the code area and find:

Note: If you can't find it, search without clipping /

Paste the converted code according to this example:

Recommended formats: 468x68 and 468x15

At the foot of the poles.

Implementation.

Convert your ad code and then go to template > click anywhere in the code area and find:

Note: If you can't find it, search without clipping /

Paste the converted code directly after this line.

Recommended formats: 468x68 and 468x15

In the body of the message (this will be visible on all pages)

Implementation.

Convert your ad code and then go to template > click anywhere in the code area and find:

Note: if you can't find this code, just search for it

And paste the converted code like this:

Recommended formats: 125x125, 180x150, 120x240 and 200x200

In the message body (only visible on message pages)

Convert your ad code, then go to your template , click anywhere in the code area and find:

Note: if you can't find this code, just search for it

And paste the converted code like this:

Recommended formats: 125x125, 180x150, 120x240 and 200x200

Between post and comments (only visible on post pages)

Implementation.

Convert your ad code, then go to your template , click anywhere in the code area and find:

Paste the converted code just above, following this example:

Recommended formats: 468x60, 300x250 and 336x280

In the blog title:

Implementation.

Convert your ad code, then go to your template , click anywhere in the code area and find:

Paste the converted code directly after.

Recommended formats : 728 x 90 and 728 x 15

Frequently Asked Questions

Some questions that may arise are:

I can't find the codes, what should I do?
When searching for a custom code, make sure there are no spaces before or after it. These are Blogger's default codes and should be found in all templates unless changed by the template developer.

Why do I need to convert my AdSense code?
Blogger's template reads it as text, not code, so it's better to avoid maintenance errors.

Ads are not showing correctly, why?
Ads can be affected by the style selectors (CSS) they contain, and some templates may not render correctly, so you should consider changing these styles, finding another suitable location, or, as a last resort , to change your template.

Can I post all 10 codes on my blog?
No, you just have to choose one of the places you want to advertise, because AdSense has certain limits on the number of ads it can display. Try to find a balance with your content.

Why should there only be 3 ads on the first page?
This is because of the limit set by AdSense. Combine your ad type (text, image ads and link units) if you want to show more ads.

I hope this guide will be helpful for those of you who need to place AdSense ads on your blog.