WordPress Plugins: Manage 125×125 Banner Ads
May 2, 2010
Monetizing your blog is always in our mind, we can
make money online while we blog and writer for something we like. The best way, to monetize your stablished blog is selling advertising space in your blog. Advertisers favorite ad banners are the ones for 125x125, for that reason there is a great plugin called
wp125 which you can manage your 125x125 banners ads in your blog without adding it manually, all from your wordpress admin panel. Here is the features that you can see with this great
wordpress plugin:
- One or two column ad display, and support through template tags to implement your own unconventional design.
- Show as many ads as you want, and in either manual or random order
- Keep track of how many times an ad is clicked
- When creating a new ad, you don't have to calculate the end date yourself. Just input how many days you wish the ad to run for, and the correct date will be applied. The ad will be automatically taken down when the time comes.
- When an ad run is over, the record is archived on the Inactive ads screen, so you can check on the final click count, or revive the ad for another run.
- When an ad slot is empty, a placeholder ad of your choice will be displayed. This could be a "Your Ad Here" image linking to a page with statistics and pricing, or an affiliate link.
- Optionally recieve email notifications when an ad expires. Useful if you send follow-up messages to advertisers, or if you just want to stay in the know.
Screenshots:

You can download it here from wordpress main site:
Download WP125
Installing the Plugin
- 1. Download and unzip the package.
- 2. FTP the entire “wp125? directory to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory on your blog.
- 3. Activate the plugin on the “Plugins” tab of the administartion panel.
- 4. Either use the included “WP125: Ads” widget, or place the
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