Ad Commander – Ad Manager for Banners, AdSense, Ad Networks
Ad Commander is a lightweight ad manager for WordPress. Create banner image ads, Google AdSense ads, Amazon Associates ads, and ad network ads. Display them with shortcodes, blocks, automatic inserts, or template tags. AI agents can access your ads and stats to help manage campaigns. Create groups of rotating banner ads or randomly displaying ads. Insert ads with shortcodes, template tags, blocks, or automatic inserts. Inject scripts into the header or footer of your site. Some key features of Ad Commander include: Create individual ads or groups of randomizing, rotating, or manually sorted ads Sell ads with WooCommerce integration AdSense ad type with direct AdSense account integration, manually built ad units, or simple code pasting Track impressions and clicks and generate reports for ads Support for AMP ads with amp-pixel and amp-analytics tracking Inject ads or groups using shortcodes, template tags, blocks, or automatic inserts Conditionally display ads with content targeting options Organize ads by campaign and advertiser Display “Advertisement” or other required labels above ads for regulatory compliance Add custom code before and after ads or groups Dynamically create an ads.txt and manage it in the WordPress admin Works with Gutenberg, classic editor, Elementor, and other page builders AI Agent features (WordPress 6.9 and up): Ad Commander supports the WordPress Abilities API, exposing key features to MCP-compatible AI agents like Claude or ChatGPT. From your AI agent, you can: Pull report data by ad, group, campaign, advertiser, or date range Fetch a list of ads along with their groups, campaigns, and advertisers Get detailed information about individual ads Ad Commander Pro extends agent capabilities further — including the ability to publish and unpublish ads. AdSense users: Ad Commander integrates directly with your AdSense account to make implementing AdSense and AMP ads quick and easy. Simply connect an account and choose from a searchable, sortable list of ad units. Alternatively, build your ads manually or paste in code. Documentation | Support Demo Video Creating rotating banner ads Connecting AdSense Ad Commander core is free to download and use. Ad Commander Pro has additional advanced features. Visit our website to learn more about Ad Commander Pro. Some Pro features include: Allow AI agents to publish and unpublish ads Additional WooCommerce integration features Allow ad purchasers to submit and edit their ads Sync ad groups by campaign Automatically convert AdSense ads to AMP ads Google Analytics (GA4) or other third-party analytics tracking for impressions and clicks Consent via IAB TCF v2.2 compatible Consent Management Platforms Max ad displays per page load (only display an ad once per page) Expire ads by date or maximum stats Advanced automatic insert positions Automatic inserts for bbPress and BuddyPress Lazy load ads when they enter the viewport Popup ads Sticky ads Visitor targeting options Click fraud prevention Geotargeting with MaxMind IP databases Content and visitor targeting for groups and automatic inserts Display groups in a grid layout Weighted or evenly distributed ad impressions Priority email support All Features
Top keywords
- ads33×6.69%
- ad19×3.85%
- ad commander8×1.62%
- adsense8×1.62%
- commander8×1.62%
- groups8×1.62%
- automatic6×1.22%
- ai5×1.01%
- automatic inserts5×1.01%
- display5×1.01%
- inserts5×1.01%
- pro4×0.81%
Fixed Widget and Sticky Elements for WordPress
Use Fixed Widget to create sticky widgets, sticky blocks, and other elements that stay in the visible screen area when a user scrolls the page up or down. Sticky widgets are more visible than unfixed widgets and therefore have a significantly higher click-through rate. That’s why this option is worthwhile for ads or other elements that visitors should interact with. Meanwhile, Google also allows the integration of sticky AdSense ads. Manual and demo Features Fixed Widget is completely free of charge. Sticky Widgets Use the Fixed Widget option on any widget and blocks in the sidebar Sticky Elements Choose any element on your site and make it sticky Margin Top allows you to stop sticky elements to cover floating menu bars Margin Bottom pushes sticky elements up before they reach a certain distance towards the bottom window Stop Elements push sticky elements up when they are scrolling into view Stop Blocks defines blocks in your sidebar that push fixed blocks out of the page Minimum Screen Width and Minimum Screen Height allow you to disable sticky behavior on small screens Written in plain JavaScript for better performance Compatibility Theme requirements: wp_head() and wp_footer() functions in header.php and footer.php files JavaScript errors could break sticky widgets
Top keywords
- sticky12×5.71%
- elements7×3.33%
- blocks5×2.38%
- widgets5×2.38%
- fixed4×1.90%
- sticky elements4×1.90%
- sticky widgets4×1.90%
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