How To Add AdSense Ads Bellow One Post in Blogger Home Page

In this tutorial I will show you how to show AdSense or other ads bellow one post in blogger/BlogSpot blog home, label and archive page. ie Advertising will show after the first post. But how it is possible? Many people go to the post footer division and place the ad code. As a result, there is no work to do. Oh, Would be wrong to say that does not work! Post Footer Code scheme is a mess, it is shown ad right down of the homepage and of each post bottom. As a result, the beauty of blog is waste. But do not worry. Because, we will show the solution of it. If you want to get the solution of this problem, please read the full post very carefully. Let’s go to the main point of today’s tutorial.

How is the importance of this tutorial?

After adding this code your blog will be more attractive and your ad will get more clicks. Randomly ad placement is not a good practice. So, we should present it with the best and Interesting ways.

How to add AdSense ads bellow one post in blogger home page?

• First go to blogger dashboard> edit html>>
• Now find for bellows code by pressing Ctrl+F in blogger blog template editor.

<b:include data=’post’ name=’post’/>

• After getting above code you need to copy bellows codes  and past just bellow it.

<b:if cond=’data:blog.pageType == “index”‘><b:if cond=’data:post.isFirstPost’><div id=’ads1stpost’><center>Place your ad codes here</center></div></b:if></b:if>

It’s time to place advertisement code in your blogger template. From the following code you need to replace the “Place your ad codes here” with your ads code. But not only advertisement code, you can place any other widget, banner or text.
Now at the end of our work. After saving your template visit your blog home, label and archive page and see it is working fine.
After reading this post I would like to say that please lave a positive comments about this post. Thanks for reading!

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Bing Rolls Out Enhanced Sitelinks Worldwide

Sitelinks are automated links generated from your site, and are seemingly chosen randomly to be displayed in search results. They help users navigate to their desired content quicker, and this contributes towards a higher click-through rate. Google has had sitelinks for quite while now. But Bing is relatively new at this. However, Bing recently announced that they will now be rolling out 'enhanced sitelinks' for all users globally.

Now, Enhanced Sitelinks has been rolled out to Bing Ads customers in all markets, worldwide. Bing’s initial pilot of Enhanced Sitelinks found that the feature was showing an average of a 27 percent increase in click-through rate (CTR) for those advertisers using the service.

Enhanced Sitelinks

Bing’s Enhanced Sitelink allows advertisers to "add two lines of customizable, descriptive text to your Sitelink Extension."

The addition of Enhanced Sitelinks enables advertisers to provide their potential customers with additional details about their products/services and has been shown to improve CTRs.

You must understand, however, that there is no guarantee. Even if your ad is eligible, Enhanced Sitelinks are not guaranteed. The deciding factors include relevance of ad, relevance of the included Enhanced Sitelinks, space available on the SERP page, and the user location.

Best practices

According to Bing, "Only high-quality ads serving in the top position in the ad block above the algo results with trigger Enhanced Sitelinks." This means that Enhanced Sitelinks efforts should be focused on your top-performing campaigns.

Your Sitelinks should be no more than 25 characters in order to be eligible. If your Sitelinks are more than 25 characters you must first shorten the Sitelink and then add your description text.

If you're a Bing Ads user (become one now for free), then you should definitely set up Sitelinks for your site. We'll soon cover the topic of setting up and specifying what links Bing chooses to display. So stay tuned! (:

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How To Add Sitelinks Enhanced To Bing Ads?

To Bing Ads?

Bing Ads is the Bing equivalent of Google AdWords, where marketers and advertisers aim to capture the attention of potential customers searching for products or services online. We reported that Bing has just rolled out enhanced sitelinks worldwide for Bing Ads users. These enhanced sitelinks let advertisers add specialized links to their website within the ads, thereby creating a bigger and bolder advertisement to capture more user attention.

Today, we'll talk about how you can add enhanced sitelinks for your site to appear in ads.

What are Enhanced sitelinks?

Enhanced Sitelinks is a new format of Sitelink Extensions that allows you to add up to two lines of customizable, descriptive text to your Sitelink Extension. The result is a larger, more relevant and descriptive ad, and a more captivating ad format by which to attract your target audience.

Here's an example;

Bing claims that after the introduction of this feature, advertisers in the U.S. have seen an average rise in click-through rate by 27%, going as high as 68% for some. This is a phenomenal statistic, and gives advertisers all the more reason to add enhanced sitelinks.

How to add Enhanced Sitelinks?

• From your Bing Ads dashboard, go to the Ad Extensions tab and choose Sitelink Extensions

• Select the sitelink extension you want to add Enhanced Sitelinks to by checking the box on the left-hand side of your screen
• Click on Edit an extension from the Edit drop-down menu
• Click on the sitelink(s) you want to add a description to, and then write in your description(s)

• You can also choose the Device preference by checking the Mobile box.  Bing Ads will give preference to those Sitelinks in mobile devices. Note that Enhanced Sitelinks is currently not supported in mobile devices.  You can select the Mobile preference without entering Sitelink descriptions
• Click Save and repeat for other Sitelinks

Only high-quality ads serving in the top position in the ad block above the algo results will trigger Enhanced Sitelinks. Therefore, make sure you focus your efforts on high performing campaigns such as your brand term campaigns first.

If you have problems or questions regarding the addition of enhanced sitelinks in your ads, shoot us a question in the comments section below!

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