The BH plug-in user interface is explained here. There are three ways to monetize blogs with the plug-in.

     1. Embed affiliate and/or contextual ads in posts;
     2. Display a landing page instead of a blog, bots obviously see the blog.
     3. Redirect human visitors elsewhere.

1. Choose ‘Affiliate & Contextual Ads’ from the Monetization drop-down list-box. Then copy and paste your affiliate and/or contextual ad code into the ‘Affiliate or Contextual Ad Code’ edit box.  You can also use simple style tags with ads to position them where you want in a post. For instance:

2. Choose ‘Cloaked Landing Page’ from the Monetization drop-down list-box. Then copy and paste your landing page HTML into the ‘Landing Page HTML’ edit box. For instance:

With this option, human visitors will see a landing page while search engine spiders see the actual blog.

3. Choose ‘URL Redirection’ from the Monetization drop-down list-box. Then enter the URL of the site you want human visitors redirected to. For instance:

Human visitors will be redirected to your chosen site, while SE spiders won’t and will see the blog.

If you choose a cloaking option, landing page or URL redirection, you won’t be able to view the blog because the BH plug-in will ‘think’ you’re a human visitor and either display the landing page or redirect you, depending on the option you chose. However, I’ve included an optional setting in the plug-in that allows you to enter your IP so the plug-in ‘thinks’ you’re a spider and allows you to view the blog. For instance:

In terms of monetization, which is the best option to choose: embed affiliate and contextual ads, display a landing page or redirect visitors to another site? The answer to this depends on your goals and the individual niche you’re targeting. Sometimes, Adsense may be the best option, other times displaying a landing page will provide greater revenue, occasionally you may want to redirect visitors to a forum/blog or another site you want to promote.