What you can do
Blog monetization
Place ads between articles, in the sidebar, and after post content to generate revenue from your blog traffic.
Banner ads
Insert standard IAB ad units - leaderboard, medium rectangle, skyscraper - throughout your app.
In-article ads
Insert ads after specific paragraphs in long-form content without disrupting the reading experience.
In-feed ads
Insert native-looking ads between items in content feeds, product listings, or search results.
Before you connect
You need your Publisher ID from Google AdSense. It looks likepub-1234567890123456.
Find your Publisher ID in the AdSense help center
AdSense is a task-level connector. Each Rocket task connects to its own Publisher ID independently.
Connect AdSense
- Web Browser
- Mobile App
You can connect from two places - both open the same popup.Option 1: From chatType a prompt that mentions AdSense - for example, 

Click the AdSense card, then click Connect.

After clicking ConnectA popup opens. Enter your Publisher ID, then click Connect.

A green dot appears next to AdSense when the connection is active.Update or disconnectOpen Connectors and click the AdSense card. Click Edit to update your Publisher ID or Disconnect to remove the integration from this task.

Connect AdSense and add a banner ad to the homepage. Rocket detects the intent and shows a Connect button inline. Click it and the popup opens.Option 2: From the Connectors tabClick the ... button in the preview toolbar, then select Connectors.







Example prompts
| What you want | Prompt to use |
|---|---|
| Header banner | Add a responsive AdSense leaderboard ad below the navigation bar on every page. |
| Sidebar ad | Place a 300x250 medium rectangle AdSense ad in the sidebar, sticky on scroll. |
| In-article ad | Insert an AdSense ad after the third paragraph of every blog post. |
| In-feed ad | Add an AdSense in-feed ad after every 5th post in my blog listing. |
| Footer ad | Place a responsive AdSense banner above the footer on all pages. |
| Mobile-only ad | Show a full-width AdSense ad between content sections, only on mobile devices. |
| Desktop-only ad | Add a skyscraper ad in the right sidebar, visible only on desktop screens wider than 1024px. |
| Between sections | Insert an AdSense ad between the features section and the testimonials section on the landing page. |
Tips
- Ads only display on deployed tasks. AdSense will not render in the Rocket preview. Deploy your task and test on the live URL.
- Google must approve your site. Your domain and content must comply with AdSense program policies before ads appear. New sites may take a few days to be approved.
- Ad blockers will hide ads. A significant percentage of users run ad-blocking extensions. Keep this in mind when projecting revenue.
- Too many ads hurt user experience. Google may limit ad serving if your page has an unfavorable content-to-ad ratio. Follow AdSense best practices for ad density.
- One Publisher ID per task. Each Rocket task connects to one AdSense account. Use different tasks for different Publisher IDs.
What’s next?
Google Analytics
Track how ads affect user engagement and bounce rates with GA4.
Strapi
Pair AdSense with a headless CMS to monetize your content-driven site.
Netlify
Deploy your task so AdSense can start serving ads on your live site.
All connectors
Browse every available integration.

