Best adsense module for joolma?

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    I debated posting this here or in html design but figured this would be best. I have just recently started to entertain the idea of using joomla for my site. Something that is very important to me is being able to have my adsense and I was wondering what might be the best module for adsense. I know I could go to Google and look (and I have) but wanted some input from other people.

    Adam Burgi
     
    journeyoftheanimals, Dec 3, 2007 IP
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    astup1didiot Notable Member

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    Deceth Well-Known Member

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    A good idea is to actually find where in your template you would want the adsense to appear and then place the code into the template. This way you can have the adsense appear more integrated with your content and receive more clicks overall.

    With a module, it will be more of a stuck in the sidebar, header, or footer type of ad, which is fine but not quite as profitable.
     
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    journeyoftheanimals Well-Known Member

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    Thank you. I am brand new to joomla so not sure about everything yet.

    Thank you ssandecki's for the tip on where to post this stuff.
     
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    I would recommend the Joomlaspan Adsense Module. That is if you are okay with having your ads in a fixed location on every page. If you are wanting to put ads in content items, you will need to ad a Bot (Mambot). Here is a link to the Joomlaspan Module:

    http://www.joomlaspan.com/Google-AdSense-Modules-for-Joomla.html
     
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    pixads Well-Known Member

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    That's the one I use too
     
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    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    i suggest you to use this mambot . it's developed by me. if you like it, pls dont forget to vote for me
     
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    Comenius Peon

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    I've used the Joomlaspan module and it's solid.

    Be warned though that the new custom channel code from Google isn't supported yet. As you long as you only want to do normal ads or just URL channels you'll be fine though.
     
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    value Active Member

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    i would agree
     
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    Hi,
    I´m using Ad Agency to include ads in modules and SideBars to include ads in items.
    Regards,
     
    Ricardo Corai, Dec 15, 2007 IP
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    i have a revenue sharing adsense module that can be used without the feature at www.simplyjoomla.com
     
    mnymkr, Dec 20, 2007 IP