WordPress SEO Themes – AdSense Templates

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  4 responses to WordPress SEO Theme Web 2

  • Ron Floyd
    Comment on WordPress SEO Theme Web 2 (May 29th, 2009 at 23:17)

    I am a complete newbie to WordPress. I have built a simple HTML/CSS website, but obviously have a long way to go (at beyond2009.com).

    I am wanting to build a blog site, but I want to keep it simple. My vision is a 3-column site with few graphics. Left column for AdSense. Middle column for content, with maybe a small AdSense between content and comments. Right column for category list,article list, Links list and Meta content (and maybe a small Adsense.)

    As a complete newbie (read me as an idiot on this subject) to WP, it seems that the Web 2 with AdSense and SEO might be a good place to start. With my lack of expertise, do you think it would be possible to modify this theme to do what I want? Or, do you have one similar to my needs?

    I don’t know enough to even ask the right questions, so I apoligize for that lacking.

    If you have the time, you can check a post I made on the WP forum that explains what I want to do, and my questions about that subject at:
    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/273728
    I don’t mind spending the $15-$20 for one of your themes, but if I would not even know where to start, it would be pointless. I realize that it is not your place to consult your readers on WP use, but I am hoping that you can tell me whether I should just use a WP default theme while I am learning how to use more complex themes.

    Thanks -- any advice would be appreciated,
    Ron

    WordPress SEO Theme Web 2

    • Comment on WordPress SEO Theme Web 2 (February 22nd, 2011 at 21:07)

      Same questions, essentially

      Hi, I don’t have an answer to Ron’s question but I basically have the same question. Is there a way using a word press theme to make sure that the AdSense is not all over the page? I want my content to be primary and the AdSense to be secondary? That is my main concern. I wouldn’t mind spending the money either like Ron.

      Thanks!

      Keith

    • Comment on WordPress SEO Theme Web 2 (May 26th, 2011 at 08:34)

      Similar question as above

      Hi, I have similar question to Keith and Ron on how to prevent the adsense from being all over the page and stentatively spamming your content soas to maintain quality

      Jeremiah

    • WordPress SEO Theme Author
      Comment on WordPress SEO Theme Web 2 (May 26th, 2011 at 08:59)

      WordPress Themes AdSense Setup

      All the WordPress themes sold on this site have the ability to turn off the AdSense ads individually (note: I run Stallion 6 on this site and it has ads turned off).

      There’s a file with the cheaper themes (like Web 2) adsense.php that you edit in a text editor or online via the WordPress theme editor, in that file you can set which AdSense ads are shown and their sizes. So with Web 2 etc… you can edit one file (very easy to edit, change a few 1′s to 0′s) and you can easily achieve no AdSense ads within the main content.

      The more expensive themes : Talian 5 and Stallion 6 have these and many more settings built into options pages, so rather than editing the adsense.php file it’s all built into the WordPress dashboard (tick boxes).

      Stallion 6 is my best WordPress theme, there are a lot of AdSense options built in, you can achieve almost any ad placement you could think of. Currently (May 2011) Stallion is only a 3 column theme, in the next update (probably release in June: all Stallion 6 customers receive a free upgrade) it will have different layouts including 3 column, 2 column (left or right sidebars) and 1 column (no sidebars : they are at the bottom of the content). There’s also around 10 colour schemes with Stallion with more planned.

      David

      WordPress SEO Theme Web 2

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