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Name | Ad Injection |
Version | 1.2.0.18 |
Author | reviewmylife |
Rating | 82 |
Last updated | 2014-12-20 08:32:00 |
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Ad Injection plugin added 7 bytes of resources to the Home page and 7 bytes of resources to the sample Post page.
Ad Injection plugin added 0 new host(s) to the Home page and 0 new host(s) to the sample Post page.
Great! Ad Injection plugin ads no tables to your Wordpress blog database.Ad Injection from reviewmylife injects any kind of advert or other content (e.g. Google AdSense, Amazon Associates, ClickBank, TradeDoubler, etc) into the existing content of your WordPress posts and pages. You can control the number of adverts based on the post length, and it can restrict who sees adverts by post age, visitor referrer and IP address. Adverts can be configured in the post (random, top, and bottom positions) or in any widget/sidebar area. There's support for A:B split testing / ad rotation. And support for dynamic restrictions (by IP address and referrer). Note that this is an advanced plugin with loads of options. If you want a really simple plugin this might not be the one for you!
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The ads can be injected into existing posts without requiring any modification of the post. The injection can be done randomly between paragraphs, and there is an option to always inject the first advert at a specified paragraph (e.g. the first or second). Randomly positioning the adverts helps to reduce 'ad blindness'. Additional adverts can be defined for the top and bottom of the content, or the footer of the page. Widget adverts can be defined as well.
Widgets can be added to your sidebars, or other widget areas on any pages. The same ad display restrictions that you setup for your other ads will also apply to the widgets.
You can define multiple adverts for the same ad space which are rotated according to the ratios you define. Works with random, top, bottom and sidget/sidebar ads.
The number of adverts can be set based on the length of the post. It is a good idea for longer posts to have more adverts than shorter posts for example. Adverts can also be turned off for very short posts.
You can specify that ads should only be shown to search engine visitors, or to visitors from defined referring websites - e.g. Facebook, Wikipedia, Twitter, etc. This will give your regular visitors (who are unlikely to click your ads) a better experience of your site. You can define which search engines or referring sites see your adverts. A visitor who enters the site by one of these referrers will see ads for the next hour.
Block ads to people coming from certain referring URLs. e.g. you may wish to treat people who arrive at your site after searching for your name as direct visitors and disable the ads for them.
Adverts can be restricted to posts that are more than a defined numbers of days old. This prevents your regular visitors from having to see your ads.
You can configure the adverts to only appear on specific categories, tags, authors, post IDs, or post types (or exclude them using these conditions).
Ads can be included anywhere in your theme template with some simple tags. You can load the top/random/bottom/footer ads, or you can load an ad from a text file on disk. Template ads inherit the same dynamic and global restrictions as for ads configured via the UI.
IP addresses of people who shouldn't see your ads can be defined. These could be the IP addresses of your friends, family, or even yourself.
If you need to override the top, random, or bottom ad positions on a specific post you can use these in-content tags to manually set the ad positions: <!--topad--> <!--randomad--> <!--bottomad--> <!--adstart--> <!--adend--> <!--noads-->
You can manually exclude ads from specific sections of the post using the <!--adinj_exclude_start--><!--adinj_exclude_end--> tags.
Ads can be excluded from <blockquote></blockquote> and <pre></pre> tags.
This is content that is displayed when ads are blocked for the user. You could use this alternate content to show other content, some kind of layout filler, or even a different type of ad. I've added support for rotation of alternate content as well.
The advert code can be copied and pasted directly from your ad provider (Google AdSense, adBrite, ClickBank, etc) which will help you to comply with any terms of service (TOS) that state their ad code may not be modified.
Although this plugin is usually used for injecting adverts it can in fact be used to inject anything. Here are some alternative uses for Ad Injection:
Easy positioning options are provided for left, right, center, float left, and float right (or a random variant of these). Extra spacing can be set above and below the ad using the CSS margin and padding boxes. Or if that isn't flexible enough, you can write your own positioning code using HTML and CSS. And you can select which paragraph random ads should start from.
The dynamic features that require code to be executed for each page view (i.e. ad rotation, search engine visitors only, and ad blocking based on IP address) work with WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache and WP Cache.
This plugin will automatically use the dynamic mfunc tag to ensure that the dynamic ad features still work when caching is on.
If you use WP Super Cache in mod_rewrite mode displaying the adverts (even with the dynamic restrictions) whilst caching requires no MySQL database access. For W3 Total Cache and WP Cache Ad Injection will not require any extra MySQL database access for cached pages other than what these plugin already use.
As the plugin will inject whatever content you like into the page you can write your own ad rotation or a/b split testing code for the ads you inject. PHP code can be automatically executed, even when using WP Super Cache.
If there are any panels on the admin screen that you don't need, you can click on the show/hide button to hide them until you need them.
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