Apart from around 10 WordPress blogs, I also have about 20 or so Blogger blogs on various niches all earning me some nice income.  As you know Blogger is rather limited to where you can place your adsense, but if you don’t mind playing around with some html code then it’s actually very easy for you to add Google Adsense code right into your posts.

This post will show you how to add Adsense into your Blogger Post so you can perhaps get more clicks and earn more money.

Firstly you’ll need to log into your adsense account and grab the code, size and color that you want. I’ve chosen a small square for this blog because the posts are quite narrow.

Once you have your code paste it into notepad or other text editor because you’ll need to change a few bits of code.

Change:

Your code will then look something like this:

(It’s much easier if you just paste your Google code into this parser here and then grab it back to put into your Blogger template).

Now it’s time to put it into your blog post.

Go to Layout, Edit HTML.

Save your template first by clicking on Download Full Template.

Then do a search in the html for <data:post.body/>
and paste your adsense code immediately above this (if you can’t see it, make sure the box ‘expand widgets’ is checked to see all the code).

If you want your code to float to the left or right of your text then you need to wrap your adsense code in the following div tag
<div style='float: right;margin: 5px 5px 5px 5px;'>
or float left if you want it the other side. Don’t forget to close the
</div>
after your Adsense ad.

That’s it.  Save your template and now your Adsense code should be inside your Blogger posts.

If you would like to check out my guide on making money with Blogger, then visit Blog Cash.

Wow, I had no idea how easy it was to install a new theme for your Wordpress blog.  Fantastic.

I’m sure blogger wasn’t as easy as this?  I can’t really remember – although to be fair, I did play around with my blogger templates to make them 3 column so maybe just adding a simple blogger template is easy.

But just uploading a Wordpress theme to your themes folder and changing it with ONE CLICK via Presentation is so easy.  Yes I’m definately impressed.

As you know I already have a few blogs under my belt, so I was wondering how I was going to differentiate this new one from my others.

 In particular one of my blogs Tracey’s Ebooks Blog deals with tips and advice on my ebook business on eBay.  So how are these two blogs going to be different since essentially this will also focus on similar subject matter?

 Aha! I have decided to keep Tracey’s Ebooks specifically for people wanting info on how to get started selling ebooks on eBay – it will be a ‘how-to-ebay’ blog.

Therefore this blog will be dedicated to writing about my products and what I am up to.  This will be a ‘me’ blog so will not be offering advice to others.  However you can still keep watch on the progress of any products that I’m about to release and see how they are progressing. 

Ok, so I’m not new to blogging, I already have about six other blogs on various topics, however they are all Blogger blogs.  This is my first WordPress blog.

And I don’t really know what I was so worried about, this is far easier than I thought it would be.  I was reluctant to start a WordPress blog because I wasn’t sure how to install in on my server or upload it. 

But the instructions on the WordPress site were very easy to follow and I was up and running in around five minutes.  Well maybe ten – my internet connection seemed very slow today.

But don’t get me to choose a favourite yet, I’m still to new to WordPress.  I was getting quite proficient at Blogger even managing to change the tempates into three column’s, and I’m still a beginner here, but I can’t wait to learn more and change this boring starter template – it sucks!