I recommend to use for ads managing wordpress plugin Simple Ads Manager (google for it, i can't post URLs).
You can have many Ad Places and inside them many ads like from crakrevenue, plugrush and so on and make them rotate and have different weight on each of them (how often they appear).
The most convinient is that to insert ads into post and pages you don't need to dive into php code, because as you can read from their doc is that you may place the ads into widgets, posts as shortcodes and still ability to also in the code if you want to place somewhere randomly.
For example YooThemes all wordpress themes are built on warp framework which lets you build a website as blocks (in admin panel Widgets) and therefore you get more control over that, look at the documentation and scroll down how layout looks like. And therefore place ads from admin panel in such places as header, footer whereas with other theme you would need to edit the theme php code.
yootheme.com/themes/warp-framework
For me it took almost full day to migrate to that but it was worth that in the end.
The themes itself are not free and I have bought the subscription and am happy with that. But if you know resources where to find ripped themes, then look for one from YooThemes, but be careful with that. And as much as I know the rippers hide their websites backlinks in code for example in base64 encoded and CSS properties placing text outside the screen. So just check the HTML source carefully for redundant html code
You can have many Ad Places and inside them many ads like from crakrevenue, plugrush and so on and make them rotate and have different weight on each of them (how often they appear).
The most convinient is that to insert ads into post and pages you don't need to dive into php code, because as you can read from their doc is that you may place the ads into widgets, posts as shortcodes and still ability to also in the code if you want to place somewhere randomly.
For example YooThemes all wordpress themes are built on warp framework which lets you build a website as blocks (in admin panel Widgets) and therefore you get more control over that, look at the documentation and scroll down how layout looks like. And therefore place ads from admin panel in such places as header, footer whereas with other theme you would need to edit the theme php code.
yootheme.com/themes/warp-framework
For me it took almost full day to migrate to that but it was worth that in the end.
The themes itself are not free and I have bought the subscription and am happy with that. But if you know resources where to find ripped themes, then look for one from YooThemes, but be careful with that. And as much as I know the rippers hide their websites backlinks in code for example in base64 encoded and CSS properties placing text outside the screen. So just check the HTML source carefully for redundant html code
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