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<seo title="Google AdSense" metakeywords="Google AdSense,AdSense for domains,AdSense for content" metadescription="Google AdSense" /> | <seo title="Google AdSense" metakeywords="Google AdSense,AdSense for domains,AdSense for content" metadescription="Google AdSense" /> | ||
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<div align=justify>Do you want to place one or few ads to your site pages? | <div align=justify>Do you want to place one or few ads to your site pages? | ||
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If you want to use '''AdSense for domains''', you'll '''need to setup DNS records'''. But as soon as you point your DNS records to Google, you will get Google content displayed on your domain. AdSense for domain is only useful if you have unused domains, where you don't have any info and want to use it somehow. | If you want to use '''AdSense for domains''', you'll '''need to setup DNS records'''. But as soon as you point your DNS records to Google, you will get Google content displayed on your domain. AdSense for domain is only useful if you have unused domains, where you don't have any info and want to use it somehow. | ||
| − | And there is '''AdSense for content'''. It is used, when you want to insert one or few ads into your pages. You need to '''login into AdSense account and retrieve HTML code''' for ads. Then just insert that html code to your page and you will get some ads in the place, where the code is inserted. No modifications in DNS zone are required in this case. | + | And there is '''AdSense for content'''. It is used, when you want to insert one or few ads into your pages. You need to '''login into AdSense account and retrieve HTML code''' for ads. Then just insert that html code to your page and you will get some ads in the place, where the code is inserted. No modifications in DNS zone are required in this case.</div> |
| − | Additional information can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AdSense | + | Additional information on Google AdSense can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AdSense |
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