Monday, April 30, 2007

SECRET TO GOOGLE ADSENSE

If you are reading this page, chances are that you already have, or are planning to have a website that you are willing to monetize. Adsense can be a great way to generate revenue from your website if you follow certain rules and guidelines. Here are a few secrets that you can start implementing right away if you want to maximize profits with Adsense.

Find high paying keywords. What you should be looking at, is the keyword’s CPC, or the Cost Per Click. This is the amount that advertisers pay Google, each time their ad is clicked on, under the keyword. Using this knowledge, when you build your websites around high paying keywords, you get a higher ROI (return on investment). In this case, your investment is the time you have put into developing your website.

Put an abundant amount of highly targeted and relevant content on your web pages. Including irrelevant information, just for the sake of having content, is a great turnoff for many people and can cause them to hit the browser's back button in the blink of an eye. Having highly focused content will also enable Adsense to serve your readers better and targeted ads, which results in a much higher CTR (Click Through Rate).

Update your website at least once a week. Search engines love websites that are constantly updated with valuable information. It’s a proven fact that regularly updated websites get indexed much faster than the ones that are only updated once in a blue moon. The more traffic search engines drive to your site, the more chances your Adsense will be clicked on. Furthermore, people keep coming back to your site if you give them enough reason to do so, and the only way to do this is to regularly keep them updated with fresh and focussed content.

Location also matters when it comes to maximizing your CTR. Place the ads on the right hand side of your page, using the skyscraper layout. This is one of the most effective ways to attract readers’ attention without distracting them from the main content.

If used properly and strategically, Google Adsense can be easily turned into a mini cash machine. Follow these tips and your Adsense earnings are sure to shoot up in no time.

You have probably heard about Google Adsense, even if you don't have an e-commerce site yet. But you might not know exactly how Adsense works and what are the best ways to optimize your site for revenues. It takes more than just adding Adsense links to your page.

Adsense produces revenue for you three different ways: page impressions, click throughs and CPMs (effective cost per thousand impressions).

Page impressions are completely related to traffic. It is the number of times the page you have your Adsense links on is viewed during a specific period in time. Obviously, the more times it is viewed, the higher your page impressions are. There are many ways to generate the traffic, either through traffic exchanges, reciprocal links, CPC campaigns and others.

Click throughs are the actual clicks from your webpage or CPC (cost per click) ad campaign. This means a viewer actually clicked through your link to another site. These click throughs may or may not generate a sale for you, but you can receive revenue just for the click through. The click through rates are calculated by how many click throughs are generated vs. how many page impressions you have. You can increase this rate with key word selection.

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Saturday, April 28, 2007

Get Relevant Adsense Ads On Your Site

Get unrelated ads on your site or blog something that can be voided. I’m also experienced them too. It pissing me when my blog about insurance but ads from adsense about blog , blogging, free blog and so on.
Why we must avoid unrelevant ads? It’s because people won’t click it if it’s not relevant to your content. Your visitor usually want to find information. They will explore your site for the information not clicking ads. But they may click the ads if that ads relevant to what they want to find.

What need to do is :

Keyword Density
Repeated keyword that you want the ads appear.On your article you must repeat it up to 20 times. This could increase your keyword density.

Meta Tag
Try adding META tags to your web page. The most important tags are TITLE, DESCRIPTION and KEYWORDS.

Rename your html file
Rename your html file. Don’t use a generic name. Instead, use your keyword(s) as your file name. For example, if the page is about making money with Adsense, simply name it make-money-with-adsense.htm.

Get some help from Adsense support
Don’t hesitate to get google adsense support. Ask them what to do.They will guide your to maximize your google adsense revenue.

This is among technique to get relevant ads on your site.There are no problem that cannot be solve.

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Wednesday, April 25, 2007

How Does Google Know What Ads Will Interest My Audience?


Google's AdSense engine, as with everything Google, is rather sophisticated. Rather than simply serving up random ads from its advertiser base, Google works hard to make sure the ads your visitors see are likely to pique their interest.

From the day you start offering ads, the AdSense robot visits on a regular basis, reading through your pages with ads. The robot takes a look at the words you use, the frequency with which you use them, even some of your page structure and formatting (for example, bigger fonts usually signify something important). Then Google uses all this info to figure out which ads your readers will warm to.

Even better, Google takes the language of your site and the location of your visitors into account, serving up language- specific, location-targeted ads for maximum impact. So a visitor from France (or a person browsing the Internet from a Frenchified computer) may see AdWords in French (shown here) or from French companies, while your U.S. visitors see theirs in English, Germans in German, and so forth. (See What Are Google AdWords for an excellent how-to of that service.)
Bottom line: Google may know more about your audience than you do. Use AdSense to work that knowledge to your advantage.

The beauty of AdSense, however, is that it's free—absolutely gratis—to join and run, so you may as well give it a whirl. And the program automatically tailors itself to your site over time, supplying more relevant ads as it gets to know you better or as you change your content. It can take a few months before Google hits the sweet spot with ads that your readers love, but the only thing you have to do is set it up and watch it go to work. (Bear in mind, however, that participating in AdSense doesn't have any effect on your site's rank in Google search results.)

Warning: Don't try to game AdSense. It probably won't surprise you a whit to learn that people have set up sites primarily to showcase ads and draw lots of clicks (and make buckets of money). When Google finds out about these sites (and it often does) it blocks the ads immediately. But dirty play makes the whole system weaker, and it harms not only Google but the people who pay for clicks, too. Don't be part of that damage.

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Saturday, April 21, 2007

WHAT IS ADSENSE????

Google AdSense is a fast and easy way for website publishers of all sizes to display relevant Google ads on their website's content pages and earn money. Because the ads are related to what your visitors are looking for on your site — or matched to the characteristics and interests of the visitors your content attracts — you'll finally have a way to both monetize and enhance your content pages.
It's also a way for website publishers to provide Google web and site search to their visitors, and to earn money by displaying Google ads on the search results pages.

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