AdPlugg Plugin Help

Need help using the adplugg plugin? Use the tabs to the left to find instructions for installation, use and troubleshooting.

Quick Start Video

 
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Installation/Configuration

The AdPlugg WordPress Ad Plugin makes it super easy to put ads on your WordPress Site.

  1. Install the plugin.
  2. Activate the plugin.
  3. Create an account at adplugg.com and add at least one ad.
  4. Get your AdPlugg Access Code and add it to the Access Code field on this page.
  5. Go to the Widgets configuration page and drag the AdPlugg Ad Widget into a Widget Area.
  6. Your ad(s) should now be viewable from your blog.

Additional Options

Advanced users can use the following options to customize what ads are served.

Quick Start Video

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Using AdPlugg

Once you have AdPlugg set up and working, most things that can be done from adplugg.com. This includes:

Access my AdPlugg account

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Ad Tags/Shortcodes

Once you have AdPlugg intalled, you can add AdPlugg Ad Tags to your site and they will be filled with any ads that you target to them from your account at adplugg.com

You can add AdPlugg Ad Tags can to Posts, Pages, theme files, etc.

The AdPlugg Widget simply adds an Ad Tag to your Widget Area. You could insert the same Ad Tag by other means if you wanted (by using a text widget for example).

Though they work in a similar fashion to Shortcodes, AdPlugg has chosen to use Ad Tags instead of shortcodes as they are more powerfull, more flexible, and more familiar to most users. You can read more about Ad Tags here.

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Troubleshooting

If ads aren\'t displaying on your site, please check the following:

Please contact us for additional support.

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FAQ

Why do I need an access code?

AdPlugg is a service (and it\'s free!). When you register, you get your own high powered, cloud based ad server/ad manager system. From your new AdPlugg account, you can serve ads to any number of sites using sophisticated scheduling and rotation strategies. In addition, AdPlugg will track your ad\'s impressions and clicks and provide you with detailed analytics. All of this is much too computationally expensive to attempt on a typical WordPress shared hosting account. So instead, AdPlugg was designed to run as a service separate from your website.

Once you\'ve registered, you are given an access code. You enter your access code into the AdPlugg WordPress Plugin settings so that your wordpress site can retrieve ads from your AdPlugg account.

You can sign up for a free AdPlugg account and get your access code by going here.

More Questions and Answers

Not seeing the question/answer that you are looking for? Please see our Question/Answer forum for much more.

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For more Information:
AdPlugg Help Center
AdPlugg Cookbook
Contact AdPlugg
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