How to Share Adsense Revenue with fellow bloggers

Maintaining a blog is tough task. This gets tougher if you are n’t a professional blogger and have a little time for blogging. In such case, it is better to team-up with other bloggers. But, the biggest problem that may arise, is the sharing revenue from advertisers. Here, I am suggesting you a way to share Ad revenue with other fellow bloggers of your team blog on Blogger ( BlogSpot ).

Blogger Template is now my favorite topic. I have already written a post which helps in understanding the use of if-else conditional tags. We can use the same logic for sharing Ad revenue.

To implement this hack on your blogger blog , follow these simple steps :


1. Ask your team bloggers for their Adsense code ( or other advertiser codes ) and Display name of their Blogger Account. ( for Display Name DashBoard > Edit Profile )

2. Go to “Edit HTML” section. Now , check the “Expand Widget Templates”.

3. Look for tag data:post.body . You can use Ctrl+F to search this.

4. Now, do coding according to the image :

Let’s understand the above coding. We are going to use b:if tag, which is the conditional tag and using this we can use simple if-else logic in our template. The first line b:if cond=”data:blog.pageType == “item” checks for the post page ( the individual page of the post ) .

Second line b:if cond=”data:post.author== “David” checks if the Author is “David“. Here David is the display name of the first author. If the condition is “true” , viz; author is David the code inside the b:if and /b:if tags will be displayed. Hence, the Adsense ads will be displayed from David’s Account . Similarly the code flow will go for the another author Techpyala here ! You can add as many as authors as you like!

5. You need to do certain modifications with the adsense codes too! Just replace < & >tags at marked positions, as shown in image and you are done.

Enjoy the easy sharing of adsense revenue with fellow bloggers!

For WordPress the trick is much simple, and Amit Agrawal has already written about this.

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