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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Skyrocketing your adsense revenue
By Emmanuel Chukwu
Dress Your Ads For Success
1. Don't leave your ads looking like...well ads! Many AdSense users
simply follow Google's default format settings to setup their ads. Big Mistake!
If your ad looks like an ad people are generally going to ignore it. As for
those banners... please! Nearly everybody online hates banners and avoids them
like the plague. So don't make the mistake of thinking that visitors to your
website will behave any differently to those AdSense banner ads you may have
set up. Simply put...do without the AdSense banners if you want to cash in.
2. Optimal Placement of Your Ads. In the real world it's said that location...location...location
is everything. Same thing goes for the web, at least as far as AdSense is concerned.
If your ads are tucked away where no one can see them basically you aren't
going to get any clicks. Think about it--when people go to a website the first
thing they do is absorb as much information before ever scrolling. That part of
the page they see without scrolling is called above the fold. That is where you
want to put your ads. Remember easier seen means more clicks...which means
more ka-ching!
More Is Less. The number of ads you've got above the fold will
influence your visitors clicking habits. Google puts the top-paying ads topmost
with the lower paying ones at the bottom. If you have a stack of ads all
located above the fold those cheaper ads might steal attention away from the
more profitable ones. So keep this in mind...more is not necessarily better as
far as your AdSense revenue is concerned.
3. Wave Goodbye To That Border. So you've spent a lot of time putting
up intelligent and useful content on a beautifully designed site...shame that
you've got to tarnish such wondrous aesthetics with Adsense. But guess
what...you don't have to! You can easily blend your ads in to compliment the
overall layout of your site. First thing--Get rid of that border delineating
your ads. Next, make your AdSense text the same colour as that of the rest of your
site. People are more likely to click on it thinking it's part of that useful
content on your site.
4. Text Ads versus Image Ads. And the winner by unanimous decision is
(drum roll)...Text Ads! With the right formatting your text ads will blend in
with your content. Text ads are also more flexible with respect to tweaking and
positioning. Another thing about text ads, is that you can squeeze more of them
in the space taken up by an image ad (banner). Text ads don't appear like
clutter whereas banners do!
5. Keywords. The content on your web pages determines the AdSense ads
that appear there. If your site does not have a specific theme then Google will
gladly supply you with non-profit general service ads. So as you can see Content
is Still King! Even so you can quite easily (and legitimately) influence
the AdSense ads supplied to your site by strategically placing keywords in
specific locations on your site without diluting your site's copy (text
tailored towards a specific goal and written for your visitors).
These are just a few of the simple optimizer tweaks that AdSense Experts
utilize to cash in big from Google Adsense. Remember that people
generally need to be exposed to something at least seven times before they're
comfortable enough to purchase it. So if you're an affiliate marketer or any
kind of online seller (or for that matter as long as you have a site) why not
put up AdSense on your site and make some easy revenue while your visitors
familiarize themselves with what your site has to offer.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
ADHERING TO ADSENSE RULES
by Emmanuel Chukwu
Most people due to the eagerness
to start making money online via Google adsense ignore the importance of
knowing the rules of how to use adsense. Many beginners dismiss the need to
know about all the rules often assuming that all AdSense rules are common
sense. It is essential for one to know the rules of the game before he/she
starts playing it otherwise one could spend a long time doing it wrong.
The fact is that AdSense is a scheme that
operates on the web that enables publishers to make money. With so many things
on the web been so quick, free and easy, it doesn't take much to realize that
it needs to be controlled and regulated tightly for it to work properly. That's
why AdSense has so many rules, some of which are dynamic, to make sure that the
scheme works properly. But despite all the rules in place there are still some
experienced AdSense publishers that still break them and of course get
punished.
WHAT ARE
SOME OF THE ADSENSE RULES YOU NEED TO KNOW
·
You should be aware that Google are very strict
about the type of website that their ads are displayed on. Google would not
approve for their ads to be put on pages containing; Adult stuffs, gambling and
hacking content. Adsense also can’t be used on sites that promote violence,
absences or religious intolerance. Also you wont be allowed to put Adsense on
sites or blog that contain negative, non-family safe and potentially offensive
material.
Unfortunately, some of these
types of sites are extremely popular on the web. But remember, DO NOT put Adsense ads on these sites unless
you want to get banned.
This rule also applies to
content generated by users of a website or blog. As an Adsense publisher,
Google makes you responsible for ALL the contents that you display on you
website or blog. So as a website or blog owner, you must monitor all the
contents that is created and published by the users of your site and make
certain that it does not violate Adsense rule(s). If you think that some of the
content created on by your user might be a borderline material, you may have to
make them aware of Adsense policies and add a ‘Report a violation’ link to all
the pages in question.
·
The rule against copyright infringement.
Copyright infringement is rife on the web and is often overlooked by people.
Google Adsense responds swiftly and sometimes terminate the Adsense account of
any person found guilty of copyright infringement. Google Adsense rules on this
matter are clearly stated in the section that discusses th Digital Millennium
Copyright Act (DMCA).
Google have a
very solid system in place that enables individuals to file a notice of
infringement and which also enables individuals to file a counter notice.
·
The last important AdSense rule involves click behavior.
Even though it sounds ridiculous there are some AdSense beginners that still
believe they can get away with clicking their own ads. After all, how is Google
going to know it's them?
Well Google do know, they do
find out. Clicking on your own ads is one of the easiest ways to get yourself
banned.
Other AdSense publishers use
more subtle ways on their sites to encourage the click. Some use images,
symbols (like arrows) and text to 'influence' clicks from visitors.
However, all these methods are
not allowed by Google. Clicks must originate from genuine human interest in the
ads themselves, not by the publisher encouraging them.
You cannot use methods to
encourage accidental clicks by covering ads with hyperlinked images. Or
embedding a Google ad link unit into a menu system so that a visitor can't tell
the two apart.
You cannot deliberately bring
undue attention to the ads themselves by using text such as 'Great Resources',
'More Information Here', or simply 'Navigation.'
These are only some of the
rules you need to know about AdSense. But if you are planning to use AdSense,
or if you already have a site but want to know more go to Google and find more
about their Terms of Service (ToS). Ignorance is no excuse for getting banned.
Get informed so that you can use AdSense more confidently and securely.
Sunday, December 1, 2013
AdSense Blog Money Making Ideas
By
Milos Pesic
Blogging is fast becoming a popular pastime among thousands of
would-be writers all around the globe. Some of these blogs tend to
generate a lot of traffic, which means they can become money making
AdSense blogs if their writers so choose.
Learning how to make an AdSense blog is a fairly easy process, too. All that's necessary is a good blog with a focused subject matter and traffic. To get started with an AdSense blog a few things will need to be done:
·Pick a topic or focus for the blog. Some incredibly popular AdSense blog entries actually serve as collection sites for lots of interesting information on the web. Others, choose pretty narrow topics that their writers know well and they stick with them. Whatever the case, an AdSense blog needs a focus before it can be created.
·Choose an AdSense blog program.
There are many free blogging programs out there that are designed to offer their users easy access to becoming AdSense blog entries. This means AdSense works with the blogs by putting ads directly on them with little or no work from the blog owners.
·Content.
Before an AdSense blog can take off, it needs to have content. This means writing blog entries on a fairly regular basis. If the topic is one that's near and dear to the writer's heart, it's fairly easy to keep an AdSense blog updated on a daily basis or close to it. Entries don't have to be long, but they have to be interesting.
·Traffic.
Getting traffic to an AdSense blog can take some time, but it can happen. There are some blogs out there that get thousands and thousands of visitors each day. They do this by joining news services, advertising, using keywords and tags and so on. If the content is solid and engaging, an AdSense blog will build up its daily viewers fairly easily over time.
·Patience. This goes along with the traffic for an AdSense blog. It takes time and patience to build up a blog and its visitors. If these two things are employed, a blog will generally see a steady growth of visitors and will even become a daily stop for some.
·Images.
It's hard to believe, but many AdSense blog sites generate their traffic by including images with the posts. Some blogs might have trouble getting listed with search engine news services, but their images show up, driving traffic to the sites.
One of the biggest keys to making money using an AdSense blog is to create a topic that's interesting and fun. If the writers behind the site enjoy writing about the stated topic, the traffic generally will come. Make the content interest and useful, and an AdSense blog can pay off very well.
Learning how to make an AdSense blog is a fairly easy process, too. All that's necessary is a good blog with a focused subject matter and traffic. To get started with an AdSense blog a few things will need to be done:
·Pick a topic or focus for the blog. Some incredibly popular AdSense blog entries actually serve as collection sites for lots of interesting information on the web. Others, choose pretty narrow topics that their writers know well and they stick with them. Whatever the case, an AdSense blog needs a focus before it can be created.
·Choose an AdSense blog program.
There are many free blogging programs out there that are designed to offer their users easy access to becoming AdSense blog entries. This means AdSense works with the blogs by putting ads directly on them with little or no work from the blog owners.
·Content.
Before an AdSense blog can take off, it needs to have content. This means writing blog entries on a fairly regular basis. If the topic is one that's near and dear to the writer's heart, it's fairly easy to keep an AdSense blog updated on a daily basis or close to it. Entries don't have to be long, but they have to be interesting.
·Traffic.
Getting traffic to an AdSense blog can take some time, but it can happen. There are some blogs out there that get thousands and thousands of visitors each day. They do this by joining news services, advertising, using keywords and tags and so on. If the content is solid and engaging, an AdSense blog will build up its daily viewers fairly easily over time.
·Patience. This goes along with the traffic for an AdSense blog. It takes time and patience to build up a blog and its visitors. If these two things are employed, a blog will generally see a steady growth of visitors and will even become a daily stop for some.
·Images.
It's hard to believe, but many AdSense blog sites generate their traffic by including images with the posts. Some blogs might have trouble getting listed with search engine news services, but their images show up, driving traffic to the sites.
One of the biggest keys to making money using an AdSense blog is to create a topic that's interesting and fun. If the writers behind the site enjoy writing about the stated topic, the traffic generally will come. Make the content interest and useful, and an AdSense blog can pay off very well.
Traffic Adsense Money 3 Words That Could Change Your Life
There are many ways to make extra money on the Internet but none I feel are as simple and automatic as Google's AdSense program
If you're not familiar with it, here is a quick break down of how it works. Website owners, who are looking to monetize their traffic, sign up for the AdSense program. They get paid a portion of the money Google's receives from it's advertisers each time someone clicks an ad on your site.
Place a bit of code on your Website pages where the AdSense ads are to appear and presto start collecting money from the traffic that clicks on your ads. Now that you know how AdSense works let's talk about a formula to success that could change your life. It is.
Traffic + AdSense = MoneyAs simple as this formula sounds, each element has a direct impact on how much money you'll make. Starting with traffic. It is probably the most important element of all.
Without traffic to your site, no one is going to click your ads I know what you're thinking, "If I knew how to generate traffic I wouldn't need..." There's an old saying "it takes money to make money". Well in our case it takes traffic to make money.
4 Proven Methods To Drive Traffic To Your Website!
Need Traffic? Try these free or low cost traffic-generating tips. Some are easy to implement while others take a little more effort on your part.
Yes it is true! At first you'll check to see If you made any money. Then you'll check to see how much money you made. I bet you'll check your AdSense earnings 5-10 times a day. I have to admit I still check my account a couple times a day too! What I want to teach you is not to see if, or how much AdSense money your have made, but how to maximize the earnings from the traffic you have. This is where the AdSense element of our life changing formula comes into play.
Does Your AdSense Pot Of Gold Have A Hole In It?
Without knowing it, you could be losing a tremendous amount of AdSense money. Have you ever heard the principle of "never leaving money on the negotiating table"? It refers to a negotiator who has failed to extract all of the money due him even though it was clearly there for the taking. There is nothing worse that hearing, "now that you signed the contract we were really willing to pay you more"
This principle hold true with AdSense too! You're not going to extract all the money available to you, by simply putting AdSense ads on your site and forgetting about them. The money is there you just have to do every thing you can to extract it. So in order get the most amount of money you can from AdSense you need to know which ad formats and placements produce the best click through rate. There are approximately 11 ad formats and an unlimited number of colors combinations to choose from.
In general it is best to blend in the ads using you existing colors and layout of your website. It your ads look like ads people won't want to click on them. I've had good success using the 336 x 280 large rectangle ad and wrapping my content around it.
Tracking my ads is something I wish I had learned early on. It wasn't until I purchase some AdSense courses and starting following a few forums did I realize just how important it is
I recommend getting some sort of AdSense tracking software. Google provides tracking data but in order to take your earnings to the next level you need more information than they provide.
Money: The 3rd element of our Life Changing Formula
With AdSense your earning potential is only limited by the amount of traffic you receive and your click through rate. But there is one more way to make more AdSense money. You must optimize your content and articles around high paying keywords. It will take some research on your part but it could make the difference between getting a dollar per click or just a few cents per click.
Here is what I mean Google uses smart technology to make sure that ads are targeted to the subject matter of your site. Say your site is about Burglar Alarms. Advertisers may pay approximately 2.99 per click to Google to advertise under the keyword phrase burglar alarm
But if they wanted to advertise using the keyword phrase home security systems they pay approximately $5 per click to Google. Now both of these keyword phrases are commonly understood to mean the same thing. It only makes sense that your share of the revenue would be higher if you targeted the keyword phrase home security systems rather than burglar alarms in your website content.
Because Google is so secret about their methods in determining bid prices and payouts, this example is not meant to be 100 percent accurate. It does show however that the keyword phrases you target have a direct impact on the amount of AdSense money you earn.
In the beginning of this article I gave you a formula that could change your life. I've given you practical traffic generating tips and ways to maximize your earnings. Now I want to leave you with a few thoughts to tie it all together
You can make decent money adding AdSense to a single site. But why stop there. Why not build 20 or more sites. What if each one of your sites averaged a conservative 3 dollars a day. That's $600 extra dollars a month. I don't know about you but that kind of money is life changing to most people. Even more gratifying is helping change the life of someone else.
Whether you're new to AdSense or have been at it a while you can always learn more. As a matter of fact I've learned quite a bit from a very successful marketer who makes more than $19,000 a month from his AdSense sites. He has an AdSense course called Michael Cheney's AdSense Videos. It's like looking of his shoulder while he reveals the exact methods he uses.
In the end it still boils down to Traffic + AdSense = Money!
If you're not familiar with it, here is a quick break down of how it works. Website owners, who are looking to monetize their traffic, sign up for the AdSense program. They get paid a portion of the money Google's receives from it's advertisers each time someone clicks an ad on your site.
Place a bit of code on your Website pages where the AdSense ads are to appear and presto start collecting money from the traffic that clicks on your ads. Now that you know how AdSense works let's talk about a formula to success that could change your life. It is.
Traffic + AdSense = MoneyAs simple as this formula sounds, each element has a direct impact on how much money you'll make. Starting with traffic. It is probably the most important element of all.
Without traffic to your site, no one is going to click your ads I know what you're thinking, "If I knew how to generate traffic I wouldn't need..." There's an old saying "it takes money to make money". Well in our case it takes traffic to make money.
4 Proven Methods To Drive Traffic To Your Website!
Need Traffic? Try these free or low cost traffic-generating tips. Some are easy to implement while others take a little more effort on your part.
- Use a signature file. In every email you send include a link to your website at the bottom where you sign your name.
- Visit and participate in forums related to your website. This not only delivers targeted traffic to your site but also produces important one-way back links to your site. These back links help boost your search engine rankings.
- Writing Articles Write or have someone else write articles related to your website. Then submit them to article directories. Theses articles will also include a link to your website. This is an often overlooked but very good way to generate traffic.
- Capturing Email Addresses This is by far the most effective and lucrative way to generate traffic to your site. The direct result is the increase in the amount of AdSense money you earn. This does take some effort on your part but believe me it will definitely be worth it. The first thing you need to do is sign up with an auto responder service like Aweber. They will handle all of the administrative and technical aspects of capturing your visitors email addresses. They will also deliver via email your articles or other content you provide. After you get a few sign ups and some articles written, send an email to your subscribers with a short description of what your article is about. Include a link to the web page where the full article is located. Of course you'll have a few strategically placed AdSense ads there just waiting to make you money.
Yes it is true! At first you'll check to see If you made any money. Then you'll check to see how much money you made. I bet you'll check your AdSense earnings 5-10 times a day. I have to admit I still check my account a couple times a day too! What I want to teach you is not to see if, or how much AdSense money your have made, but how to maximize the earnings from the traffic you have. This is where the AdSense element of our life changing formula comes into play.
Does Your AdSense Pot Of Gold Have A Hole In It?
Without knowing it, you could be losing a tremendous amount of AdSense money. Have you ever heard the principle of "never leaving money on the negotiating table"? It refers to a negotiator who has failed to extract all of the money due him even though it was clearly there for the taking. There is nothing worse that hearing, "now that you signed the contract we were really willing to pay you more"
This principle hold true with AdSense too! You're not going to extract all the money available to you, by simply putting AdSense ads on your site and forgetting about them. The money is there you just have to do every thing you can to extract it. So in order get the most amount of money you can from AdSense you need to know which ad formats and placements produce the best click through rate. There are approximately 11 ad formats and an unlimited number of colors combinations to choose from.
In general it is best to blend in the ads using you existing colors and layout of your website. It your ads look like ads people won't want to click on them. I've had good success using the 336 x 280 large rectangle ad and wrapping my content around it.
Tracking my ads is something I wish I had learned early on. It wasn't until I purchase some AdSense courses and starting following a few forums did I realize just how important it is
I recommend getting some sort of AdSense tracking software. Google provides tracking data but in order to take your earnings to the next level you need more information than they provide.
Money: The 3rd element of our Life Changing Formula
With AdSense your earning potential is only limited by the amount of traffic you receive and your click through rate. But there is one more way to make more AdSense money. You must optimize your content and articles around high paying keywords. It will take some research on your part but it could make the difference between getting a dollar per click or just a few cents per click.
Here is what I mean Google uses smart technology to make sure that ads are targeted to the subject matter of your site. Say your site is about Burglar Alarms. Advertisers may pay approximately 2.99 per click to Google to advertise under the keyword phrase burglar alarm
But if they wanted to advertise using the keyword phrase home security systems they pay approximately $5 per click to Google. Now both of these keyword phrases are commonly understood to mean the same thing. It only makes sense that your share of the revenue would be higher if you targeted the keyword phrase home security systems rather than burglar alarms in your website content.
Because Google is so secret about their methods in determining bid prices and payouts, this example is not meant to be 100 percent accurate. It does show however that the keyword phrases you target have a direct impact on the amount of AdSense money you earn.
In the beginning of this article I gave you a formula that could change your life. I've given you practical traffic generating tips and ways to maximize your earnings. Now I want to leave you with a few thoughts to tie it all together
You can make decent money adding AdSense to a single site. But why stop there. Why not build 20 or more sites. What if each one of your sites averaged a conservative 3 dollars a day. That's $600 extra dollars a month. I don't know about you but that kind of money is life changing to most people. Even more gratifying is helping change the life of someone else.
Whether you're new to AdSense or have been at it a while you can always learn more. As a matter of fact I've learned quite a bit from a very successful marketer who makes more than $19,000 a month from his AdSense sites. He has an AdSense course called Michael Cheney's AdSense Videos. It's like looking of his shoulder while he reveals the exact methods he uses.
In the end it still boils down to Traffic + AdSense = Money!
Top 5 Mistakes AdSense Publishers Make
By
Kean Graham
You will hear from many successful internet marketers that Google
AdSense is an excellent program for generating revenue for your website
with little effort and maintenance. Profiting from Google AdSense can
be easy if you know and comply fully with AdSense terms of service, and
avoid common AdSense website mishaps and problems. Here are the top 5
AdSense mistakes made by web publishers:
#1. Knowledge of AdSense Terms of Service
Knowledge of AdSense terms of service is where many new to publishing and advertising on the Internet make their first serious AdSense mistakes so we have rated it as number 1 in our list of the top 5 mistakes AdSense Publishers make.
Many apply and have AdSense ads on their sites without actually reading the terms of service refer to it as TOS. Unfortunately, this lack of understanding can lead to termination. Once you are banned from Google AdSense, you will have a difficult time trying to get reinstated. Google consistently changes their policies and they are harsh as well as greedy. Lack of knowledge is no excuse. If they deem your site is in disarray or displays negligence of proper maintenance such as broken links, they may issue warnings or shut you down. Therefore, of all the rules and policies on the Internet, AdSense TOS is probably one of the most important to stay current on. It is important to note that AdSense terms and conditions may vary as to your Country and billing address. Be knowledgeable and change your sites as required to ensure you are in compliance to maintain AdSense membership and income potential.
#2. Solicit Clicks
Another one of the terrible sins under AdSense mistakes is for you to click on one of the ads placed on your site. As well, you cannot promote or solicit clicks from others, use automated tools or software designed to click on ads. Fraudulent clicks are strictly prohibited. Do not enlist your sites on traffic exchange or auto-surf programs. Google investigates clicks and those suspicious can result in no money and a lifetime ban. Occasionally, someone may illegally click your ads to get you banned. Report immediately and consider temporarily disabling the AdSense ads until Google has researched the AdSense problems and you have been cleared of any negligence. If you must check the ads appearing on your site, use the Google Preview Tool. Using click tracking software is highly recommended as a good marketing tool such as testing ad placement and to follow where clicks are originating.
#3. Change the AdSense Code
You do have options with optimizing and customizing your AdSense ads. Many feel that placement of AdSense ads is critical to success. Color must complement your web page so pay attention to detail such as the color of background, borders and text. You also must adhere to the number of AdSense ads you can place on your site. However, you can never make any changes to the actual ad or the code which Google has provided. This is absolutely forbidden and another violation of the TOS. Your website is only hosting the ad from another advertiser with the hopes that they, Google and you will make money from visitors to your site whom click on the particular ad.
#4. Multiple Google AdSense Accounts
Only one AdSense account per individual or business entity is allowed. If you are caught with more, you will be banned and not just on the one account but all accounts. That is a huge loss of potential revenue, thus not worth the effort of trying to outsmart Google. You can have as many websites as you want under the one account. While you apply with a primary website, you are not restricted to adding more non-related websites later. Google AdSense accounts are not transferable, assignable or resalable.
#5. Placing Ads on Content and Other Web Pages
Here is another common mistake that many AdSense publishers make. They do not truly understand what a content page is, what can be displayed on this page or how it can be displayed. Google does not accept about me websites, disorganized sites such as those with broken links, or sites which do not have enough original content. Content pages should contain "keywords" related to the theme of your website. These keywords are what will drive visitors to your site, read your information and interest the visitor in clicking on one of the related AdSense ads. This content should be unique and original, on topic with the theme of your site. It cannot be stolen, copied from another unless of course with permission. Copyright laws must be obeyed which includes images, videos and graphics. Content pages are not welcome or thank you pages, login registrations, gateways, emails, or pop-ups. If in doubt, do not put the AdSense code on the page.
As well, you cannot place your images next to ads which could mislead or confuse visitors or block the visibility of the AdSense ads with pop-ups for example. Lastly, you cannot have content that is of pornographic nature, hate-related, violent or illegal activity.
Your content pages may be designed for the primary source to generate AdSense income, or you may have another purpose but also want the earning potential of a passive income from AdSense, however to succeed, you must have interesting, original and "keyword" rich content that will attract and engage the visitor. You want this visitor to stay and click on those ads which will eventually lead to Google sharing the wealth and mailing you funds. And if you should get yourself banned due to violations of AdSense terms and conditions, do not despair. There are alternatives to Google AdSense which can also generate income for your sites.
#1. Knowledge of AdSense Terms of Service
Knowledge of AdSense terms of service is where many new to publishing and advertising on the Internet make their first serious AdSense mistakes so we have rated it as number 1 in our list of the top 5 mistakes AdSense Publishers make.
Many apply and have AdSense ads on their sites without actually reading the terms of service refer to it as TOS. Unfortunately, this lack of understanding can lead to termination. Once you are banned from Google AdSense, you will have a difficult time trying to get reinstated. Google consistently changes their policies and they are harsh as well as greedy. Lack of knowledge is no excuse. If they deem your site is in disarray or displays negligence of proper maintenance such as broken links, they may issue warnings or shut you down. Therefore, of all the rules and policies on the Internet, AdSense TOS is probably one of the most important to stay current on. It is important to note that AdSense terms and conditions may vary as to your Country and billing address. Be knowledgeable and change your sites as required to ensure you are in compliance to maintain AdSense membership and income potential.
#2. Solicit Clicks
Another one of the terrible sins under AdSense mistakes is for you to click on one of the ads placed on your site. As well, you cannot promote or solicit clicks from others, use automated tools or software designed to click on ads. Fraudulent clicks are strictly prohibited. Do not enlist your sites on traffic exchange or auto-surf programs. Google investigates clicks and those suspicious can result in no money and a lifetime ban. Occasionally, someone may illegally click your ads to get you banned. Report immediately and consider temporarily disabling the AdSense ads until Google has researched the AdSense problems and you have been cleared of any negligence. If you must check the ads appearing on your site, use the Google Preview Tool. Using click tracking software is highly recommended as a good marketing tool such as testing ad placement and to follow where clicks are originating.
#3. Change the AdSense Code
You do have options with optimizing and customizing your AdSense ads. Many feel that placement of AdSense ads is critical to success. Color must complement your web page so pay attention to detail such as the color of background, borders and text. You also must adhere to the number of AdSense ads you can place on your site. However, you can never make any changes to the actual ad or the code which Google has provided. This is absolutely forbidden and another violation of the TOS. Your website is only hosting the ad from another advertiser with the hopes that they, Google and you will make money from visitors to your site whom click on the particular ad.
#4. Multiple Google AdSense Accounts
Only one AdSense account per individual or business entity is allowed. If you are caught with more, you will be banned and not just on the one account but all accounts. That is a huge loss of potential revenue, thus not worth the effort of trying to outsmart Google. You can have as many websites as you want under the one account. While you apply with a primary website, you are not restricted to adding more non-related websites later. Google AdSense accounts are not transferable, assignable or resalable.
#5. Placing Ads on Content and Other Web Pages
Here is another common mistake that many AdSense publishers make. They do not truly understand what a content page is, what can be displayed on this page or how it can be displayed. Google does not accept about me websites, disorganized sites such as those with broken links, or sites which do not have enough original content. Content pages should contain "keywords" related to the theme of your website. These keywords are what will drive visitors to your site, read your information and interest the visitor in clicking on one of the related AdSense ads. This content should be unique and original, on topic with the theme of your site. It cannot be stolen, copied from another unless of course with permission. Copyright laws must be obeyed which includes images, videos and graphics. Content pages are not welcome or thank you pages, login registrations, gateways, emails, or pop-ups. If in doubt, do not put the AdSense code on the page.
As well, you cannot place your images next to ads which could mislead or confuse visitors or block the visibility of the AdSense ads with pop-ups for example. Lastly, you cannot have content that is of pornographic nature, hate-related, violent or illegal activity.
Your content pages may be designed for the primary source to generate AdSense income, or you may have another purpose but also want the earning potential of a passive income from AdSense, however to succeed, you must have interesting, original and "keyword" rich content that will attract and engage the visitor. You want this visitor to stay and click on those ads which will eventually lead to Google sharing the wealth and mailing you funds. And if you should get yourself banned due to violations of AdSense terms and conditions, do not despair. There are alternatives to Google AdSense which can also generate income for your sites.
Make Money With AdSense - 7 Fast Secrets Reveals How to Triple Your AdSense Revenue
By
Markus Allen
If you rely on Google AdSense to make money with ads displayed on
your website, you're probably frustrated with your lower payments
lately.
When Google first offered to share their advertising revenue with us in the Spring of 2003, it was pretty easy to bank some nice cash when our visitors clicked on those tiny classified ads displayed on our site...
... But these days, those Google AdSense revenue payments are getting smaller and thinner... even as our traffic grows. Most say it's impossible to make money with AdSense. I felt the same way until a few months ago. Today, I know there's money to be made with AdSense ads... if you know the secrets which I'm about to share with you.
This short AdSense tutorial is going to reveal my best-kept AdSense secrets to DRAMATICALLY boost your Google AdSense earnings. I stumbled upon these secrets by reverse engineering some of the websites that brag about making over $100,000.00 a year.
Tweak your title for higher AdSense revenues
Tweaking the title on your webpage is often the difference between banking a few pennies per click on your AdSense ads to generating over a dollar per click.
Compare these similar phrases:
- DIY home surveillance
- do it yourself home security
Both keyword phrases seem identical... and they are in meaning. But the difference is advertisers are willing to pay 169 times more for webpages themed for "do it yourself home security" (average of $8.47 per click) compared to "DIY home surveillance" (5 cents a click).
Hit the Google AdSense "sweet spot"
My never-ending testing reveals there's a direct correlation between the placement of the AdSense ads and the resulting click through.
When ads are placed in "content zones" (rather than in "advertising zones), you typically generate more Google AdSense revenue. Where is the content zone? It's located just above your content. Most visitors are blind to ads placed in the traditional spots... but those same ads placed above the beginning of our content usually get clicked more often.
Introducing the perfect AdSense templates
While there are currently 12 AdSense templates to display, I find the 336 x 280 (large rectangle) ads convert better than any other format. And don't fret about optimizing for smart phones and mobile devices... my testing shows they hardly ever click on AdSense ads.
Make your AdSense ads blend in with your content
Let's face it, our website visitors HATE ads. Most use ad blockers and their 6th sense to avoid ads. That's why you want to have your AdSense blocks blend in with the overall appearance of your webpage. Have the background of your ads match the background of your webpage. And don't add borders... this tips off your webpage visitors that you're displaying ads.
Triple your AdSense revenues with this one addition
AdSense for Search is MUCH more profitable than AdSense for Content. It's true. In addition to placing standard AdSense template ads, I place a Google AdSense search box at the bottom of my content... and each click averages 317% higher eCPM (effective cost per thousand impressions) than displayed ads.
Dumb down your webpage
A new and very interesting study reveals the way a person arrives from a search engine like Google. It helps us understand how they click on your ads. Specifically, people who search by clicking the button on Google's homepage are 50% more likely to go on to click ads on your page than people who search by any other Google means, according to online ad network Chitika.
Confused? I understand. Let me explain... if Joe Blow searches Google for "hard drive recovery" and completes his search clicking the (Search) submit button, Joe Blow (on average) is 50% more likely to click on your AdSense ads than if he were to search using the [Enter] key.
Why the big difference? One can only guess that sophisticated web surfers are searching without the additional effort of clicking Google's [Search] submit button (while less-sophisticated searchers are clicking the search button -- and clicking on our Google AdSense ads.
Bottom line: It appears advertising click rates are inversely proportional to the "tech-savviness" of the people receiving the ads. So tweak your webpage theme to target beginners, not sophisticated users.
Eliminate unprofitable advertisers in a click
How'd you like to delete the worst advertisers (displayed on your webpages) in just a few fast and easy mouse clicks? Google now offers a best-kept secret way to ban advertisers who don't write profitable ads. It's called "Category Filters" and you find it by logging into your AdSense account and going here:
AdSense Setup --> Ad Review Center
As you see, Google shows you "Filtered Categories" and up-to-date results.
Google AdSense allows us to eliminate categories if they're unprofitable. For example, 8.9% of my ads display "Get Rich Quick" advertisers... nothing wrong with that, but my "% Recent Earnings" is 0.0%. That means I'm displaying ads that are paying me nothing. So I checked it off, clicked the [Submit] button... and now those unprofitable ads are no longer displayed.
When Google first offered to share their advertising revenue with us in the Spring of 2003, it was pretty easy to bank some nice cash when our visitors clicked on those tiny classified ads displayed on our site...
... But these days, those Google AdSense revenue payments are getting smaller and thinner... even as our traffic grows. Most say it's impossible to make money with AdSense. I felt the same way until a few months ago. Today, I know there's money to be made with AdSense ads... if you know the secrets which I'm about to share with you.
This short AdSense tutorial is going to reveal my best-kept AdSense secrets to DRAMATICALLY boost your Google AdSense earnings. I stumbled upon these secrets by reverse engineering some of the websites that brag about making over $100,000.00 a year.
Tweak your title for higher AdSense revenues
Tweaking the title on your webpage is often the difference between banking a few pennies per click on your AdSense ads to generating over a dollar per click.
Compare these similar phrases:
- DIY home surveillance
- do it yourself home security
Both keyword phrases seem identical... and they are in meaning. But the difference is advertisers are willing to pay 169 times more for webpages themed for "do it yourself home security" (average of $8.47 per click) compared to "DIY home surveillance" (5 cents a click).
Hit the Google AdSense "sweet spot"
My never-ending testing reveals there's a direct correlation between the placement of the AdSense ads and the resulting click through.
When ads are placed in "content zones" (rather than in "advertising zones), you typically generate more Google AdSense revenue. Where is the content zone? It's located just above your content. Most visitors are blind to ads placed in the traditional spots... but those same ads placed above the beginning of our content usually get clicked more often.
Introducing the perfect AdSense templates
While there are currently 12 AdSense templates to display, I find the 336 x 280 (large rectangle) ads convert better than any other format. And don't fret about optimizing for smart phones and mobile devices... my testing shows they hardly ever click on AdSense ads.
Make your AdSense ads blend in with your content
Let's face it, our website visitors HATE ads. Most use ad blockers and their 6th sense to avoid ads. That's why you want to have your AdSense blocks blend in with the overall appearance of your webpage. Have the background of your ads match the background of your webpage. And don't add borders... this tips off your webpage visitors that you're displaying ads.
Triple your AdSense revenues with this one addition
AdSense for Search is MUCH more profitable than AdSense for Content. It's true. In addition to placing standard AdSense template ads, I place a Google AdSense search box at the bottom of my content... and each click averages 317% higher eCPM (effective cost per thousand impressions) than displayed ads.
Dumb down your webpage
A new and very interesting study reveals the way a person arrives from a search engine like Google. It helps us understand how they click on your ads. Specifically, people who search by clicking the button on Google's homepage are 50% more likely to go on to click ads on your page than people who search by any other Google means, according to online ad network Chitika.
Confused? I understand. Let me explain... if Joe Blow searches Google for "hard drive recovery" and completes his search clicking the (Search) submit button, Joe Blow (on average) is 50% more likely to click on your AdSense ads than if he were to search using the [Enter] key.
Why the big difference? One can only guess that sophisticated web surfers are searching without the additional effort of clicking Google's [Search] submit button (while less-sophisticated searchers are clicking the search button -- and clicking on our Google AdSense ads.
Bottom line: It appears advertising click rates are inversely proportional to the "tech-savviness" of the people receiving the ads. So tweak your webpage theme to target beginners, not sophisticated users.
Eliminate unprofitable advertisers in a click
How'd you like to delete the worst advertisers (displayed on your webpages) in just a few fast and easy mouse clicks? Google now offers a best-kept secret way to ban advertisers who don't write profitable ads. It's called "Category Filters" and you find it by logging into your AdSense account and going here:
AdSense Setup --> Ad Review Center
As you see, Google shows you "Filtered Categories" and up-to-date results.
Google AdSense allows us to eliminate categories if they're unprofitable. For example, 8.9% of my ads display "Get Rich Quick" advertisers... nothing wrong with that, but my "% Recent Earnings" is 0.0%. That means I'm displaying ads that are paying me nothing. So I checked it off, clicked the [Submit] button... and now those unprofitable ads are no longer displayed.
There's no reason for you to struggle with making money with
AdSense. If you're ready to get more AdSense income now, you might want
to grab these make money with AdSense tips, techniques and methods.
10 Ways to Better AdSense Earnings
By
John T Pratt
You can make lots of money monetizing your blog with AdSense if
you have quality content, the right keywords, and the right AdSense ad
layout. Many people complain they can't make money with AdSense or that
it cheapens their site. I will show it how it will not only increase the
value of your site, but how it will start building you monthly income!
I
monetize my web sites and blogs in many different ways. I see many web
sites missing out when it comes to non-invasive ways to monetize your
web site or blog, and they don't have to be ways in which you anger your
visitors. In fact - good monetization will always compliment your web
site, not "cheapen" it. I have also read many articles that debate when
to monetize, and there are still some hold-outs that say build up
traffic on a site first and then monetize once it gets to a certain
level. I'm sorry - that's just BS in my book, and I have the experience
to back it up. Monetize your web site from day 1 - PERIOD!
Why?
Every post and page is an opportunity to make money. Making money with a
web site is like planting a garden. Why would you want to keep plowing
the field for 6 months and and keep waiting to plant the seeds? Also
monetization is marketing, and marketing takes time and skill. Yes -
skill. The more you do it the better you become, so do it from day #1.
Making money online is like a sport or a professional trade.
Ingredients you WILL NEED to become SUCCESSFUL:
- Competent Trainers and Mentors
- Passion and Drive to Succeed
- Organization and Work Ethic
- Ability to make 10,000 mistakes and keep going
- Good Communications Skills
- Practice, Practice, Practice!
Today we're going
to talk about monetizing your web site with Google AdSense. If you're
already using Google AdSense - read this article anyway and learn how to
make more money using AdSense. Click the banner above to join AdSense
if you haven't already. By signing up with AdSense you can build code
snippets and place ads on your web site.
AdSense Myths:
- To make any money you need thousands of visitors per day
- Ads will make a percentage of your visitors leave and not come back
- AdSense cheapens the look of your web site
You
would be surprised how much more money you could be making with some
very basic and simple changes to your web site. Think about how much you
could be making per day. Just $1 per day is $30 per month, which should
more than pay for most basic hosting plans (and then some). Only $5 per
day and you're making $150 per month, $10 per day is $300/mo. It adds
up quicker than you think. Especially if you have more than one blog or
web site to monetize.
AdSense Facts:
- You can make $1-$3 a day on as little as 20-30 visitors per day
- A percentage of your visitors quickly leave anyway (the bounce rate) - you can make money on that dead traffic
- AdSense is so targeted that it's less of an intrusion and more of a service compared to other ads
The
first thing you need to understand is where the ads come from. AdSense
is fed by Google's other product AdWords. If you haven't used AdWords
before - it's where you can pay to drive traffic to your web site - you
"pay per click". In the AdWords marketplace - people "bid over
keywords". The more competition there is for a keyword, the more it
costs and the highest bidder wins the top slot, the next bidder the next
slot, and so on. For example it may cost 50 cents per click to get the
keyword "designer handbag", but I bet you can get "clay flowerpot" for
under a nickel. It's all about supply and demand. The most searched for
terms are fought over pretty fiercely. Once keywords are purchased, the
AdSense algorithm places the actual ads on web sites - matching them up
with keywords and content on web pages. The algorithm is pretty amazing,
and in most case will be serving highly target ads to your web site
within minutes. If the ads are way off target or inappropriate - you
need to re-think your web site setup.
So once a keyword is
purchased and an ad is written - it's matched up with a highly targeted
web page where it should perform well. It doesn't matter how "busy" or
popular that web site is, well performing and paying ads are placed on
appropriate pages getting from a dozen to thousands of visitors per day.
If you are using high paying keywords in your web site content, you
will attract high paying ads. Did you understand that statement? Go back
and read it two more times and think about it a minute.
That's
right - the key to making money in AdSense is attracting well paying
ads. If I have a web site that gets only 30 visitors per day, and 3 per
day click an AdSense ad paying 35-50 cents, I can easily make $1 per day
from this very low-traffic web site. Of course everyone wants to get
more than 30 visitor per day, but all sites have to start somewhere. I'm
illustrating how easy it is to make money from day #1. I do this in
nearly all the sites I setup. Many of you that have used AdSense for a
long time won't believe it, because in my example my AdSense clicks pay
extremely high and the click-through-rate (CTR) is 10%. Most sites are
lucky to get a 2-3% CTR on AdSense ads, and the clicks usually pay a
nickel or less on average.
I said earlier that if you received off
target ads your blog or web site layout was possibly not "AdSense
optimized". If you want to attract high paying ads and make the most
AdSense revenue possible from your existing traffic - I'll give you some
very simple rules to follow when writing articles, pages, and posts. If
you follow these very basic rules you will not only get more revenue
per click with AdSense, but (in the long run) you will also get more
visitors, and better search engine listings.
Top 10 Ways To Make More Money from AdSense Using Keywords
- Obtain a URL with very important keywords in your niche: I can't say enough about this. The #1 reason I have so many domains is because when you build a niche site if the domain has your top 2 or 3 keywords in it - you immediately start getting traffic from post #1. This is very important.
- Use permalinks, pretty URL's, etc: This is second most important whether you are using WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Mambo, or whatever. As soon as you setup your software turn on permalinks, pretty URL's, or whatever it's called so you posts have "site.com/this-is-my-post". Having great keywords in the URL past the top level domain name is only second to keywords in the domain name itself.
- Find the Best Keywords and Phrases: DO YOUR RESEARCH! Find out how to do keyword research. If you don't know what the best keywords for your niche are - there really isn't much point reading any farther than this...
- Create a Great Title: When you write a post the title controls much more than you think. Everyday I read great articles with crappy titles. With every title you need to be thinking of using keywords that will be searched for while linkbaiting a title enticing people to click. This can be harder than it sounds, because the best titles are 6-8 words or less. I've gotten better at this over time, but it's just practice, practice, practice to become a master at it!
- Have an H1 Title first: WordPress natively takes your html post title tag and puts it into an H1 tag as the textual title on the post's web page. If you use another CMS like Drupal, Joomla, Mambo, or something else make sure your Content Management System does the same. Keywords in header tags (especially the first header of the page) carry much more weight than laster in the content areas.
- Start with a Synopsis Paragraph: Unless you are writing custom meta description tags for every single page the most important area of any post or page after the title is that first paragraph. This paragraph ultimately becomes your description under you title link in search engine results pages. You want to stick to 2 or 3 sentences when possible, or at least place your important keywords there. Remember - what you type will not only determine how well this page comes up in search results, but also how your page is described and why people click!
- Bold important keywords as you write: As you write your post or article bold keywords and phrases when you are making points. These keywords, combined with your title and synopsis help target ads (and traffic!).
- Link relevant sources: This is a given, but should be mentioned. Be sure to link only relevant items in your post - it helps target everything.
- Organize sections using h3 and h4 headings: Using h3 and h4 headers in longer pages and posts is a great way to "sub-title" the page with even more targeted keywords. It's also easier to organize information (and for more people to follow and read).
- Use keyword laden categories and tags: Just before you publish that page or post, be sure to use great keywords to both categorize and tag it.
Now back to the AdSense ads themselves. First - if you are brand new to AdSense, be sure to visit the newly created AdSense official newbie help
at Google and get all the free information that you can. Second you
want to get the code for the AdSense ads necessary for placement on your
web site. I want you to view the Google heat map (you can find it in
the newbie help link). This picture illustrates where a visitor's eyes
go first, and where you would get the most clicks. Do you see how the
reddest spot on the page is directly above the content? I want you to
understand that if you could only place one AdSense ad per page - it
should be directly above you content. In addition, the highest paying
and best performing AdSense ad is 336x280 large rectangle.
So
you're ready to place that ad? Not so quick - you need to "blend" it
into the look and feel of your page. When you create it in AdSense setup
make the background color the same as where it will be placed on your
page. Make the font color and size the same, make the link colors the
same too. I personally would never use video ads for any reason - only
text. My reasoning on this is that in a 336x280 text ad you normally get
4 text ads, and that's 4 chances to make money. If a video takes up the
entire 336x280 block - it's only 1 chance to make money, and it's
images and video that can be intrusive to many visitors. IMHO - you
would need some type of pop-culture (music, movie, celebrity, joke,
media based) web site to be successful with image or video ads. Place
one 336x280 AdSense ad directly before your content and one directly
after. If you use Google analytics to track your web site - you many
already be aware of your "bounce rate". When people come to your site,
and quickly leave because they didn't find what they wanted they
"bounce". To me a bounce rate of 20-30% is normal. Over 50% is
incredibly high.
If you've placed the 336x280 blocks before and
after the content your are placing highly targeted ads to soak up your
bounce rate. In other words - if 20-30% of my customers are going to
leave my site quickly anyway to find what they want - I'd prefer that
they click on one of my AdSense ads to find it. I help them find what
they need, and I get a "referral fee" for the click. Also visitors that
stay awhile on my site many click an ad because they're in the same
niche. It's like being in the library and finding the book you need, but
seeing others on the same shelf you might also like.
Beyond the
two mandatory AdSense blocks I use before and after the content - I
often also add a 4 text link unit in a sidebar or a 160x600 skyscraper.
How you feel about this is up to you and your layout. If you have other
ads or sidebar content that could be earning money - it might be better
placed there. But if all you have is the latest posts and some
categories - these types of AdSense ads can help you not "leave any
money on the table". That means - you might only make a few extra
pennies or nickels per day - but if that money was just laying on the
table would you just leave it there? Probably not. It adds up over time.
Again - especially if you are monetizing multiple web sites.
I
learned this term (money on the table) from Joel Comm, whose AdSense
eBook I read a few years back just after setting up my AdSense account
for the first time. For the first 6-7 months I used AdSense I made no
money at all. After I read Joel's book I quadrupled my CTR and went from
making pennies per day overnight to $3-$5. One month after reading that
eBook I received my first ever Google AdSense check, and I've received
one every month since.
So - if your web site or blog consistently
using my techniques above you should have no problem earning more money
from AdSense. A lot of times you read a great article like this and you
wonder how successful it was for the author. Well, it worked for me -
last year I made more than $10,000 from AdSense on just a few web
sites...
Don't Settle For Cents With AdSense - 8 Things You Need to Know For Success With AdSense Websites
By
Jane Mcgowan
Now that I've got your attention I know you're wondering why
anyone would want to go into an internet business that's only going to
make you "cents". The fact is that lots of people all over the internet
are building massive fortunes with the virtual AdSense empires. It's not
unheard of to build a six or seven figure income in a relatively short
period of time if you follow these "dos" and "Don'ts" of how to use
AdSense.
People that tell you AdSense is dead or AdSense doesn't
work are just not building their empires the right way and understanding
how to make AdSense work.
Here's my list of my top "Dos" and "Don'ts" for generating revenue with your AdSense websites:
1. Don't
put AdSense on your primary income generating pages (ie: sales pages,
landing pages, etc.). If the intent of the page is to make income from
your own product or an affiliate product, you do not want to have
AdSense on the page. Why set yourself and your page up to earn just a
few cents from a click of an AdSense ad when you could be making much
much more money by selling your own/affiliate products from that page.
AdSense ads on income generating pages are distracting to the visitors
and may result in you losing your visitor and your sale altogether. Once
an AdSense ad is clicked on they are taken off of your page you've
potentially lost a sale. Sure, you'll get those few cents or dollars for
the AdSense click, but is it worth it to risk losing the bigger sale?
You need to understand that clicks on AdSense ads take visitors away
from the page they are on.
2. Don't stick up a simple one
page website with tons of Google AdSense on it and expect to make money
from that page. The more pages you have on your website and the more
good and relevant content you provide to your visitors, the more page
views from that visitor and the greater the potential they will click on
an AdSense ad and you earn money from that visitor. Additionally more
pages and more contents means more relevant AdSense ads which increases
your Click Through Rates. It is very difficult to get a single page
website indexed and optimized for any of the search engines so the more
pages you have the better your chances of getting ranked by the major
search engines.
3. Don't ever ever click on your own
website AdSense ads, or for that matter encourage your friends or
associates to click them on for you. This is a total violation of Google
AdSense and your account will be ripped away immediately if Google
determines there is suspicious click throughs on your websites. Once
Google cancels your AdSense account it takes an act of God to get it
back, so RESIST all temptation to click on any of your own AdSense ads.
4. Do
update your websites and keep them fresh with new content. Google loves
it when you add new content to your websites. You might even want to
consider adding a blog and a forum to your AdSense websites. Blogs and
forums are great sources of new updated content. If you add a blog make
sure you add it right to your websites, ie: mydomain.com/blog
5. Do
take all of the articles you write for your website content and submit
them to the article directories. My favorite article directories are
EzineArticles.com, Goarticles.com, Articlecity.com, Ideamarketers.com
and now the newest one Affsphere.com. Once your articles are approved by
the article sites you'll start to see results in the search engines. In
addition other website owners and bloggers that pick up your articles
to add to their sites will provide backlinks to your AdSense Niche Sites
from the links you provide in your "resource box" and the more
backlinks you receive the higher your site will rank in the search
engines. Do write lots and lots of articles and keep submitting them on a
regular basis. These same articles can be added to your website as new
content and visa versa so you only have to write the content once and
use it twice.
6. Do Blog about your AdSense websites. The
200 Instant AdSense Niche Templates I'm offering have matching Wordpress
Templates. If you use the AdSense template to build a niche in
"Afghans" for example, then you'll also have a matching "Afghan"
Wordpress Template. Blogging is a great way to improve your search
engine rankings and get additional backlinks to your AdSense websites.
In addition by adding the blog as a page of your original AdSense
website you will be continuously adding new content.
7. Do
build your AdSense websites with the primary intent to provide good
content and earn revenues with AdSense. If you spend the time developing
an informative website and drive free traffic to it you will make money
with AdSense. Some niches will make more money than others...but your
cost to develop these AdSense sites is your time so every "Cent" you
earn is just pure profit beyond the cost of your time.
8. Do
build an empire of AdSense sites. You can build your own virtual empire
of 200 niche websites with the templates I'm offering. The more sites
you build, the more AdSense revenue you will earn. If you build 10 sites
that earn you $30 per month then that's an extra $300 per month of
auto-pilot income. If those same sites are making $50 per month then
that's $500, and so on and so on. You do the math. You're not going to
make a fortune from one single AdSense websites, but realize the power
of building lots of AdSense websites and multiplying your income with
each site you build. The more you build and optimize the more you earn.
The object is to build...optimize...rinse...and repeat....over and over
again. The more you build niche sites with AdSense then obviously the
more AdSense revenue you will earn...and this is revenue that will
continue month after month after month. There's virtually no end!
If you're considering adding AdSense as an additional source of
revenue to your internet business then you should consider getting your
hands on these 200 AdSense Templates
that have been professionally optimized for AdSense and the search
engines. These website templates make building your own virtual real
estate empire easy and in addition to that they have resell rights so
you'll have your own product to sell. Why spend weeks and months
studying and using trial and error to determine proper AdSense ad
placement? These 200 niche templates
that already have the AdSense correctly built into them. You can have
your first site up and online in less than a day. Oh, and they also have
resell rights!
Google Adsense Profit: Three Steps To Triple Your Adsense Earnings
By
Shannon Baker
Are you ready?
Are you sure you're ready to receive this earth shattering, mind blowing secret that will MAKE YOU MONEY RIGHT NOW!?
The secret is; There are no AdSense secrets!
Believe me, if there was a secret method to make thousands of dollars a month with little to no work, none of these gurus would go through all the effort to tell the world about it. They would exploit the secret themselves and sit in their walrus leather super massage loungers on their solid gold super yachts and laugh at all the poor saps following the rules
There are no AdSense secrets, just common sense and a couple of neat little ideas that you can implement that will increase the CTR (Click Through Rate) of the AdSense ads being served on your website. And an increased CTR means increased MIYP (Money In Your Pocket).
The first thing you must realize is that content is king. If your website does not have an abundance of keyword rich, search engine friendly content that provides a valuable service to your visitors, no amount of AdSense tweaking in the world will make a difference. There are far too many sites slapped together with the sole intention of generating AdSense income. In fact, for $40 or so on eBay, you can buy a CD with over 350 websites themed to high paying keywords and setup for Adsense. All you have to do is enter your AdSense information and sit back while the Mailman struggles to deliver the hernia inducing bags of AdSense checks to your doorstep.
This is a really cool fantasy, one I like to entertain almost as much as the winning the Lottery fantasy, but it just isn't going to happen. These sites have no original, valuable content. People who may be suckered into visiting one of the sites will see that in an instant, and view the Google AdSense ads as a desperate and annoying attempt at fooling them into clicking. If a live AdSense editor were ever to visit one of these sites, your AdSense account would be suspended quicker than you can say click fraud.
The underlying non-secret that all the AdSense gurus want to sell you is that if your AdSense ads look like content, and are tightly keyed to your own valuable, original content, you will see your CTR rate double at the least, and more likely triple or more.
I recently began implementing the three steps I am about to reveal to you, and my average daily CTR on one of my sites went from .86% to over 4% literally overnight. Now this is a new site, just under a month old and I only get around 100 visitors a day, but I went from $0.30 a day in AdSense revenue to an average of $6.00 a day in AdSense revenue. Now scale those numbers up to the amount of traffic an established site is getting, and you can see just how phenomenal of an increase this is.
1. Remove the AdSense Border. By default, the AdSense units are surrounded by a border with a text box at the top that says "Ads by Gooooogle". You goal is to work the AdSense units into your content as seamlessly as possible, so get rid of the borders. Now, Google won't allow you to delete the borders, but they do allow you to control the colors of nearly every element of an AdSense unit. Simply make the border the same color as the background of your website. This goes for the background color of the AdSense unit as well, change it to match the background color of your webpage.
2. Use Rectangular Box Sizes for your AdSense Units. Like most people, when I first started with Adsense, I primarily used the horizontal skyscraper, you know, the one that looks like a banner. The problem is people have developed an advertising sensory overload, they don't even see banner ads anymore, they visually tune them out. You need to make your AdSense unit blend in with your content, so use rectangular boxes. I get the best response with the 336X280 box size. Most languages are read from left to right, so try to place your rectangular AdSense unit in a table aligned to the right of your text.
3. It's all about the colors. Google gives you an incredible amount of leeway with the colors you can select for your AdSense units. Use this to your favor, in addition to changing the border and background color, change the link and URL color as well. Most people are accustomed to clickable links being blue, so make sure your AdSense links are blue, with one exception: if you use a different link color on your site, change the AdSense links to match that color. At the bottom of each AdSense unit there is the URL for website paying for that ad. You want to draw attention away from the URL and towards the clickable link, change the color of the link to match the body color of the ad, generally black.
Just follow these three simple guidelines and I assure you, your CTR will skyrocket. Keep adding more original, relevant content to your site, increase your targeted traffic, and watch your AdSense revenue explode.
There are many more AdSense techniques that will increase your CTR, but these three are the most important. Watch for future articles in which I explain the importance of positioning your AdSense units and how to track your AdSense campaigns using channels.
Are you ready?
Are you sure you're ready to receive this earth shattering, mind blowing secret that will MAKE YOU MONEY RIGHT NOW!?
The secret is; There are no AdSense secrets!
Believe me, if there was a secret method to make thousands of dollars a month with little to no work, none of these gurus would go through all the effort to tell the world about it. They would exploit the secret themselves and sit in their walrus leather super massage loungers on their solid gold super yachts and laugh at all the poor saps following the rules
There are no AdSense secrets, just common sense and a couple of neat little ideas that you can implement that will increase the CTR (Click Through Rate) of the AdSense ads being served on your website. And an increased CTR means increased MIYP (Money In Your Pocket).
The first thing you must realize is that content is king. If your website does not have an abundance of keyword rich, search engine friendly content that provides a valuable service to your visitors, no amount of AdSense tweaking in the world will make a difference. There are far too many sites slapped together with the sole intention of generating AdSense income. In fact, for $40 or so on eBay, you can buy a CD with over 350 websites themed to high paying keywords and setup for Adsense. All you have to do is enter your AdSense information and sit back while the Mailman struggles to deliver the hernia inducing bags of AdSense checks to your doorstep.
This is a really cool fantasy, one I like to entertain almost as much as the winning the Lottery fantasy, but it just isn't going to happen. These sites have no original, valuable content. People who may be suckered into visiting one of the sites will see that in an instant, and view the Google AdSense ads as a desperate and annoying attempt at fooling them into clicking. If a live AdSense editor were ever to visit one of these sites, your AdSense account would be suspended quicker than you can say click fraud.
The underlying non-secret that all the AdSense gurus want to sell you is that if your AdSense ads look like content, and are tightly keyed to your own valuable, original content, you will see your CTR rate double at the least, and more likely triple or more.
I recently began implementing the three steps I am about to reveal to you, and my average daily CTR on one of my sites went from .86% to over 4% literally overnight. Now this is a new site, just under a month old and I only get around 100 visitors a day, but I went from $0.30 a day in AdSense revenue to an average of $6.00 a day in AdSense revenue. Now scale those numbers up to the amount of traffic an established site is getting, and you can see just how phenomenal of an increase this is.
1. Remove the AdSense Border. By default, the AdSense units are surrounded by a border with a text box at the top that says "Ads by Gooooogle". You goal is to work the AdSense units into your content as seamlessly as possible, so get rid of the borders. Now, Google won't allow you to delete the borders, but they do allow you to control the colors of nearly every element of an AdSense unit. Simply make the border the same color as the background of your website. This goes for the background color of the AdSense unit as well, change it to match the background color of your webpage.
2. Use Rectangular Box Sizes for your AdSense Units. Like most people, when I first started with Adsense, I primarily used the horizontal skyscraper, you know, the one that looks like a banner. The problem is people have developed an advertising sensory overload, they don't even see banner ads anymore, they visually tune them out. You need to make your AdSense unit blend in with your content, so use rectangular boxes. I get the best response with the 336X280 box size. Most languages are read from left to right, so try to place your rectangular AdSense unit in a table aligned to the right of your text.
3. It's all about the colors. Google gives you an incredible amount of leeway with the colors you can select for your AdSense units. Use this to your favor, in addition to changing the border and background color, change the link and URL color as well. Most people are accustomed to clickable links being blue, so make sure your AdSense links are blue, with one exception: if you use a different link color on your site, change the AdSense links to match that color. At the bottom of each AdSense unit there is the URL for website paying for that ad. You want to draw attention away from the URL and towards the clickable link, change the color of the link to match the body color of the ad, generally black.
Just follow these three simple guidelines and I assure you, your CTR will skyrocket. Keep adding more original, relevant content to your site, increase your targeted traffic, and watch your AdSense revenue explode.
There are many more AdSense techniques that will increase your CTR, but these three are the most important. Watch for future articles in which I explain the importance of positioning your AdSense units and how to track your AdSense campaigns using channels.
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