Comment on BlogSpot Templates with AdSense by SEO Dave.

BlogSpot Scribe AdSense Template Despite the retarded nature of your comment I’ve approved it.

1. There isn’t any malicious code, I’m guessing you tried to install the BlogSpot template as an XML file (the newer Blogger template system). The AdSense Blogger template uses the old classic template code, had you read the instructions

Please note these AdSense blogger templates only work on the old Classic Template system, they are not XML compatible.

You would know how to install them. Classic Blogger templates (using the classic template system) are basically HTML files with some Blogger specific tags, not the newer XML based templates.

2. It’s not riddled with my AdSense code, the way Blogger works it’s the only way to add AdSense to a template (last time I checked the newer template system uses custom widgets). Had you read the instructions near the top of each template file (and where you downloaded the template) you’d know this.

Here’s a couple of examples:

Blogger Template Style Sheet
Name: Free Blogspot SEO/AdSense Template Scribe
Designer: David Law
URL: https://stallion-theme.co.uk/blogspot-templates-with-adsense/
Date: June 2014
Version:2
Search and replace all 6 instances of pub-8325072546567078 with your Google AdSense publisher ID.

and

Blogger Template Style Sheet
Name: Free Blogspot SEO/AdSense Template Rounders
Designer: David Law
URL: https://stallion-theme.co.uk/how-to-make-money-online-with-blogspot-adsense-and-clickbank-for-free/
Date: June 2014
Version:2
Search and replace all 6 instances of pub-8325072546567078 with your Google AdSense publisher ID.

As it says in each file, “Search and replace all 6 instances of pub-8325072546567078 with your Google AdSense publisher ID.”

I use these Blogspot templates on dozens of blogs, though haven’t installed a new one for a while. Last time I did it worked like this:

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To install the SEO/AdSense themes code, log into your Blogger account and under your accounts Dashboard click the “Layout” link, followed by the “Edit HTML” link and near the bottom of the page click the “Revert to Classic Template” link, click OK on the warning box and on the next page paste the free Blogspot SEO/AdSense theme code (that you’ve already replaced my AdSense publisher ID with yours).

Click the “Save Template Changes” button and you have an SEO/AdSense Ready Blogspot Blog just waiting for new content.
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David Law