Tag: google adsense
Simple Way to Define HTML Color Codes
by cheesy on Mar.13, 2009, under Blogging
At first, I was so confuse to edit color of my adsense. I wanted my adsense have same color with my background theme but I do not know what the exact html color code is for it.
I was so confused and someone taught me to define color with html color code. So, I now I want to share it with you guys what I learnt.
This maybe useful for them who are also blind with this html language stuff.
1. Go to page which color you want to pick and print screen it. (Click Prt Scr on your keyboard).
2. Paste it on paint on your windows menu. (windows menu=>accessories=>paint).
3. Click pick color and go to color you want to define and click it

4. After you click the color, go to color=>edit color

5. Click define custom color

6. Do you see three numbers beside red, green, blue?
7. For example: red:242 green:235 blue:227
Go to calculator in your windows menu and put number 242 in dec as shown on picture below.

And change dec(decimal) to hex(hexa), it will appear F2(as shown the pic below).

8. Then put number for green which will appear EB if you put 235 and E7 for 227
9. so that is the HTML code F2EBE7.
So simple, right? Happy Trying!^^
How to Put Adsense Under Your Article Title
by cheesy on Mar.11, 2009, under Blogging
Almost every blog make money through the Google Adsense. And, we know putting adsense in the right place can be a fortune to us. So, do not hesitate to have some experiments on your adsense placement. If you also want to put adsense under your article post or other places inside your post like mine, you can download wordpress plugin at wordpress.org. They have so many plugins for adsense but I will prefer you to choose simple adsense or adsense manager. Just download the plugin and follow the instructions.
But, do not over using adsense ads. Google will only ever show 3 ad blocks on one page at a time, so it is suggested you don’t use all 3 on that page. If you put more than it, some adsense will not appear in main page but still you can find it at single post page though.
But, it is better for you to find the most optimal or the two most optimal CTR spots on your site and again this takes time and monitoring to find out exactly where the high CTR spots are on your blog. As you may or may not know the more ad blocks you use the less money per click you will get.

