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li><a href="http://www.test.com/">Edit Me</a></li
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Row” format. This format will blend in nicely with your blog and will appear as if it were a menu bar of a traditional website. Google will automatically place this ad block for you at the top of your blog. Leave it where Google puts it.
For your second AdSense block you will want to place it on the sidebar of your blog. (You will need to generate this code using the AdSense Console, which I will show you how to easily do, in the next chapter of this eBook.)
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Generally, right under your “links” section is a good place to put this second block. If you choose the same font and text size as your links you can make your AdSense look just like additional links for your blog. To ad in this block choose a vertical rectangle, whichever works best for the space you have, and paste the code into your template right after where it says:
<h2 class="sidebar-title">Links</h2> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.test.com/">Edit Me</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.test.com/">Edit Me</a></li> </ul>
By placing your AdSense block at the end of your links, it will blend in nicely with them.
Your third AdSense block should be added so that it shows up in the text of your posted messages. Again, you will need to generate the code in the AdSense Console and then you will want to paste it here in your blog template:
</BlogItem Title> <div class=”post-body”> <div>
