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Let’s face it, handling Google AdSense placement on your WordPress-powered blogs can be a hassle at times especially when your theme is not AdSense-friendly. I have searched the WordPress plugin repository and compiled 7 plugins that could make your life easier. These plugins would help you manage your ads better, put them in better places and of course make more money. 🙂

1. WP Simple AdSense Insertion

Use this plugin to quickly and easily insert Google AdSense to your posts, pages and sidebar by using a trigger text or calling the PHP function.

 

2. AdSense Revenue Sharing

AdSense Revenue Sharing is a WordPress plugin which allows you to easy display ads in your posts by using a quick tag and share your AdSense impressions with your friends and co-authors.

 

3. Advertising Manager

This plugin will manage and rotate your Google AdSense and other ads on your WordPress blog. It automatically recognizes many ad networks including Google AdSense, AdBrite, Adify, AdGridWork, Adpinion, Adroll, Chitika, Commission Junction, CrispAds, OpenX, ShoppingAds, Yahoo!PN, and WidgetBucks.

 

4. Easy AdSense

Easy AdSense provides a very easy way to generate revenue from your blog using Google AdSense. With its full set of features, Easy AdSense is perhaps the first plugin to give you a complete solution for everything AdSense-related.

 

5. AdSense Now!

AdSense Now! is the simplest possible way to generate revenue from your blog using Google AdSense. Aiming at simplicity, AdSense Now! does only one thing: it puts your AdSense code in up to three spots in your posts and pages (both existing ones and those yet to be written).

 

6. AdSense Integrator

This plugin was developed to insert and manage your AdSense ads, based on the last Google rules and AdSense updates.

 

7. WhyDoWork AdSense Plugin

WhyDoWork AdSense is a WordPress plugin that allows you to insert AdSense ads on your blog without modifying the template. More then that, you can set it up to show different AdSense ads for articles older then X days (x is the number of days you decide).