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Here are the two plugins we've been testing: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/facebook-awd/http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-facebook-connect/AWD has more goodies and options. SFC is made by http://ottopress.com/, probably a more experienced WordPress developer and better supported. Both should work for Facebook comments. Hope this helps! Tim

You are confused. Adwords is text based PPC for paid search. Adsense are PPC display ads generated based on sites that user is visiting. You dont need to remove the adsense code.  These are two distinctly different solutions that you need to be tracking separately within google analytics. You should set up different landing pages on your site to handle adsense clicks as opposed to adwords clicks. This will simplify the process of tracking and reporting and will give you an opportunity to compare the esults between the two campaigns.... Hope this helps. Mark

Thank You for the comment. If i use it, Each Post will get unique ID, so that while using this if i deindex categories and tags, all my urls would be unique. Also, Let's say my competitor writes on a post called "iPhone Jailbreak" and if he uses the same title as me, then the post id which i have has a unique number, so that i'll stand out above them. This is what i'm thinking. Am i Wrong? If so, can you suggest me better and link me to few articles so that i can get some good knowledge.

Thank You Marie Haynes for the answer. I too heard of Google Commenting System, But is it worth waiting till they release it? Should i go with the default wordpress commenting system till then? Facebook Comments are now indexable. So isn't that a good option to go for it. I do agree that it's very difficult to moderate Facebook comments. But I think facebook commenting system will generate us tons of traffic, isn't that worth going for this? Also, Can we use both facebook and default comment system in blog? If so How? How can we integrate both? Please do refer me to some useful articles on achieving this.