With this tool, you can insert Google Adsense advertisement codes inside blog posts to make them appear inline, rather than above or below the post or on the sidebar.

Copy the AdSense code from the Google ad generator. In the tab that contains your blog post, paste the AdSense code in the location where you want the ad to display.

The Inside AdSense blog announced that they will be releasing a new ad management solution to enable code-free ad changes. Currently, if you want to change your AdSense layout to a different color ...

Blogger, having replaced the default Google powered AdSense ads with a search enhanced Blogger task bar, has recently announced that they will now make Google AdSense advertisements available to ...

A DigitalPoint Forums thread got a bit heated over the belief that Google's Blogger service was stealing money from them. If you add Google AdSense ads through the Blogger service (launched in ...

It’s about time Google AdSense addressed the usability issues within its current system where webmasters are forced to make changes within the Google AdSense interface then manually replace ...

Yesterday the Google AdSense Blog announced that you will be able to make changes to your ads in the AdSense console and those changes will automatically be applied to your live ads without ...

The new official Google Publisher Plugin makes it simple to verify a WordPress site for Webmaster Tools with one click, and is also designed to make it very easy for webmasters to add AdSense code to ...

Google has tweaked its policies for placing AdSense ads to curb abuse, going so far as to forbid the placement of its code in iFrames. Though the company acknowledges there are some valid uses of ...