I have played with this plugin myself. It’s a great idea. Without following the plugin instructions for multiple ads however, I believe the ads appear but without the Google AdSense ID attached. Now all I have to do is recruit authors.
Hello Ajay,
sorry, I’m still new in wordpress. The question is how can I control, that other writers only can write a post, place adsense in it and add their adsense id ?
And will they get also dollars on adsense blocks around the post, by sample in sidebar ?
Regards
Frank
Skarld hits the nail on the head. We’ve tried this approach on a couple of different sites as Pligg also has a similar plugin. The problem is, if an individual has an adsense id they most likely have their own site. If they have their own site, why would they want to come publish on yours and get paid only a percentage of what they could likely get paid by posting on their own? Unless you have a high traffic site it doesn’t make much sense from an author’s point of view. At texxors.com we’ve been having a lot more success using the “manual” way. It’s logistically more taxing, but more practical.
that’s interesting. good for multi authors blog.
Sounds like a cool plugin!
Is it working good and how do you control your authors ?
Regards
Frank Auto
I have played with this plugin myself. It’s a great idea. Without following the plugin instructions for multiple ads however, I believe the ads appear but without the Google AdSense ID attached. Now all I have to do is recruit authors.
@Frank, you don’t have to control your authors. you set the percentages, they can just enter their adsense id.
@skarld, I faced the same problem as well. I used the same code throughout even for multiple ads and it worked well.
Hello Ajay,
sorry, I’m still new in wordpress. The question is how can I control, that other writers only can write a post, place adsense in it and add their adsense id ?
And will they get also dollars on adsense blocks around the post, by sample in sidebar ?
Regards
Frank
@Frank, you give your authors Author privileges so they can post.
For the ads, you need to make the changes in your template file if you are using the above plugin.
Skarld hits the nail on the head. We’ve tried this approach on a couple of different sites as Pligg also has a similar plugin. The problem is, if an individual has an adsense id they most likely have their own site. If they have their own site, why would they want to come publish on yours and get paid only a percentage of what they could likely get paid by posting on their own? Unless you have a high traffic site it doesn’t make much sense from an author’s point of view. At texxors.com we’ve been having a lot more success using the “manual” way. It’s logistically more taxing, but more practical.