Serve different banner ads in wordpress based on tags/keywords?

[matt3]

Does anyone know if there is plugin that does this?

If not, what would be the best way to go about serving content keyword based banners for different products?

Thanks

 

[Victory]

Well if its just for one theme then you could iterate over the results of get_the_tags Function Reference/get the tags WordPress Codex

$banners=Array();
$banners['handbag']='<a href="http://handbags.faux">Buy Hand Bags</a>';
$banners['high.heels']='<a href="http://myclothingshop.faux">Clothing Rocks</a>';
// ....

if($postags=get_the_tags()){
 foreach($postags as $the_tag){
   if(isset($banners[$the_tag->name])){
      echo $banners[$the_tag->name];
      // break;
   }
 }
}

I did not test this code, on a live wordpress theme, so post what results you get.

 

[mtjl79]

I think this will do the trick: WordPress › Smart Ads WordPress Plugins

 

[matt3]

I forgot about this post... might work better with just isolating the categories. I'll give it a go now.

Smart ads will definitely not do this btw.

Well if its just for one theme then you could iterate over the results of get_the_tags Function Reference/get the tags WordPress Codex

$banners=Array();
$banners['handbag']='<a href="http://handbags.faux">Buy Hand Bags</a>';
$banners['high.heels']='<a href="http://myclothingshop.faux">Clothing Rocks</a>';
// ....

if($postags=get_the_tags()){
 foreach($postags as $the_tag){
   if(isset($banners[$the_tag->name])){
      echo $banners[$the_tag->name];
      // break;
   }
 }
}

I did not test this code, on a live wordpress theme, so post what results you get.

 

[jimmy1]

matt3's gives very good info, but his code will output ALL of the matching KW's. if you want to output 1 banner per page then you will have to modify the code with a $key to escape the loop when a KW if found. Or for greater customization you can assign all of the keywords a value(1 for most important, 2 for less.. etc), run the entire loop. Now run another foreach loop on the KW's to find the either the highest ranking KW or the first respective KW in a set of similar ranking kw's.