Today I'm going to talk about AdSense automation. What do I
mean by that?
Imagine this:
You run a website with hundred of pages, and on each page
you have AdSense code. What if you want to change the color
of your AdSense ads, do you edit all of those pages
manually? What if you have not only hundreds, but thousands
of pages?
If you're still updating them manually, you should stop now.
It's a waste of time!
Here's what I do.
I automate the insertion of AdSense code into my webpages
using SSI (server side included).
In order to use SSI, you'll need to ask your web hosting
company whether their server supports SSI or not. Nowadays,
most web hosting companies allow you to use SSI. If their
server doesn't support SSI, it's time for a change. If you
want to switch to another web hosting company, I highly
recommend Host4Profit.
http://www.adsense-insider-secrets.com/host4profit.htm
Back to the SSI:
Here's how to do it. You just put the AdSense code
in a text file, save it as 'adsense.txt', and upload it to
the root directory of your web server.
Next, call the file on all your pages using a simple SSI
call like this:
!--#include virtual="/adsense.txt"--
Whenever you want to change to color of your ads, or the
layout, simply edit the text file, upload it to your
website, and voila, the change can be seen on all pages.
This trick is really a time saver especially for those who
use automatic page generators to generate pages on their
website.
