10 Best WordPress Advertising Management Plugins

 Once you start getting a decent amount of traffic to your WordPress blog, AdSense or direct banner advertising can be a steady source of revenue for your site.

But, advertising and keeping track of all the ads requires a good amount of time and effort. However, with these WordPress plugins, the process becomes automated and the process becomes easy.

If you are monetizing your site only through Google AdSense, we've written a post for you: Best AdSense Optimized WordPress Themes (which come with a custom placement of AdSense ads). If you need even more customization, these advertising management plugins for WordPress will help you to achieve that.

If you want to show your ad banner in the sidebar, you can use the default text WordPress widget to place your code. There are many folks who like to get creative with the ad placements: many users like to show ads within a post or above and below the post, which requires custom coding unless you are using an advertising management plugin.

When you start monetizing your website, it's good to try different placements and use A/B testing to see what works best. Nowadays, advertisements in the header or footer notification bar is very popular. So, we have included some quality notification bar plugins as well.

Best Ad Management WordPress Plugins

#1 - Ads Pro Plugin

If you want complete control over the advertisement on your WordPress site, Ads Pro is the plugin you need. This is undoubtedly the most comprehensive ad management plugin in this list as it offers tons of features and customization options.

You will be able to display your banner ads as well as Google AdSense ads in 2o different placements. You can create geo-targeted ads so that you to get targeted traffic to those specific ads, increasing the conversion rate to a huge extent.

You can adjust your ads to show on specific devices such as a desktop, and you can turn off the same ad on the tablet or mobile devices. As far as the management of your ads is concerned, you will have a comprehensive dashboard to manage your ads.

You will have three different billing modules (CPC, CPM, CPD), 4 Payment Methods (PayPal, Stripe, WooCommerce Cart and Bank Transfer for manual payments, over 20 ad placements and over 25 ad templates.

Ads Pro Plugin

#2 - WP-Insert

A free WordPress ad management plugin that helps you with custom placements of your advertisement code. It comes with different placements of ad banners within the post, and other sections of the site have geo-targeting and rule-setting when you want to display the ad or hide it.

This plugin can do tons of other things such as manage your ads, Google Analytics or any other tracking scripts, legal features and even edit your themes or write code.

WP-Insert provides you a very easy to use plugin settings page where you can manage almost all the elements of the advertising management quite effectively.


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