Showing posts with label adsense tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adsense tips. Show all posts

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Are you asking your friends for favors?& click

Have you ever asked a friend to do you a favor and criticize your site? I mean ask him or her to really blaze the website and talk about all the bad things they can see. Tell them to save the praises as you don’t want to hear them.

This is one of the most powerful ways to improve the Adsense websites which you have built. Yet I think less than 1% of the people are doing it. But it does make sense right?

What you should do as soon as they see your website is to monitor their reaction and what and where they are looking at. Take note of where they are moving the mouse cursor and what they are saying about the content they see.

If your friend doesn’t know what Adsense is then brilliant. You got yourself an excellent tester. Make sure you keep him or her dumb with this aspect of knowledge.

If they click on the Adsense, ask them straight away why they clicked on it and also did they know it was an advertisement. This will give you valuable insight on whether your Adsense blends well with your website

Your friend is the visitor. Their comments and remarks count. You are an Adsense website builder and your task is to build Adsense websites so that these visitors will click on the ads. So take their comments seriously. The work you are doing is to serve them

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Friday, July 13, 2007

Things to consider when creating Adsense websites

Being an Adsense website builder, our job is to crank out Adsense websites with useful content, cool design, excellent usability and search engine optimised. The latter is particularly important because natural search engine results are the best. When people use Google’s search engine, they look at the results on the top left the most. Then they may look at the Adwords on the left.

This tells us that getting natural search engine traffic is the way to go in the long run. Adwords should be used only to track results quickly. If you’re ranked in the first page of a popular keyword, you’re sitting on top of a goldmine.

So an Adsense website builder should take these into consideration when building websites:

- The domain name. This matters a lot because lots of people have tested that if your keywords appear in your domain name, it helps in the search engine rankings especially Google. It is also a good idea to have a short domain name so that people can remember it easily.

- Title tags. Learn some HTML programming. Don’t be scared - just a little would do. Make sure you put your keywords in the Title tags. Tests has shown that search engines prefer it.

- H1 tags. The same goes with H1 tags and also bolded keywords. Make sure these are done with the keywords you want optimized.

- Finally, note that the further on top, your keywords appear in the HTML source, the better. Also have an instance of the keyword at the end of the HTML source as this helps as well.

This is by no means a complete list, otherwise I’ll be here all night blogging about this stuff. However, these are the basics and it should help you rise up the rankings a lot if you have not already done SEO before.

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Monday, July 9, 2007

5 Ways To Make Your Adsense Website Stick

What is explained is not a big secret but they are tasks which we need to do. Every little step counts towards that Google check.






5 Ways To Make Your Adsense Website Stick

Having the best layout for your Adsense on your webpage is not the biggest challenge people have with their website

Adsense income depends on the traffic coming in to the website. Making that traffic return is the challenge that people would like to know

What is better than having visitors continuing to return to your website, without any effort on your part? Here’s my top 5 ways to make your Adsense website sticky

1. Have good, informative content. This is the one of the main reasons why I favour blogs advertising Adsense. YOu can easily write content and update it on your website.

It is much easier updating a blog than a website. Unless of course, your website has a content management system (CMS) like a blog

People browse on the internet to read content. So if the information provided by you is good and it is updated on a regular basis, the user will bookmark your site and return possibly a few times a week to read your content.

2. Having a newsletter subscription or a mini course sign up form on the front of your website. Once visitors sign up to your form, they are on your email list.

You can use an autoresponder to follow up with them and also email to notify them that your content is updated. Of course, in your emails you will have links to your website asking them to check out the new content and/or what you sharing with them privately.

Having your visitors go on your email list will remind them of your existence so that they visit you again - which means Adsense profits.

Additionally, you can share with them your recommendations and give them your affiliate link. This means affiliate commissions.

3. Having a forum on your website. With good content you will attract interested visitors to your website. These visitors love to share and discuss what they are passionate about.

A forum will act as a regular gathering place for them which means repeated visits and also increase in Adsense clicks

4. Announcing upcoming events. In your content, you should always specify what is coming up in the next few days. Such as updated report on your particular niche

This will increase the visitor’s awareness of your website and they will remember to visit your website again sometime in the future to check out what you mentioned before.

This is a very powerful technique to build repeat visitors and it only requires a mention of what is coming in the next few days

5. The last technique to ensure repeat visitors is to have a schedule of the updates to your website and stick to it. If your blog advertising Google Adsense is rarely updated, the chances of the visitor coming back is near zero.

People love to read good content but if they return and find that your content is the same they will rarely return. The reason is because they have a lot of other choices

If you stick to having updates on regular basis such as once in 2 days, then the visitor will return to read the latest on your website

This concludes the 5 ways to having a sticky Adsense website. The best thing is to implement all 5 techniques to your website. Getting traffic is not an easy thing so make sure the traffic is your regular customer. A regular customer gives you business which in this case is Adsense income.

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Saturday, June 23, 2007

Make use of your blog postings to boost your Adsense income

Feel free to forward the article below to people who you think will benefit. As long as they keep the resource box unchanged.Article: Making use of your blog posts to boost your Adsense income by Sain.
You have a blog which you are posting everyday. There’s goodtargeted traffic but it’s not enough. You cannot have too muchtraffic. You can make use of your blog posts to increase yourexposure and drive your Adsense clicks through the roof.
One of the best techniques to leverage the resources you alreadyhave is to categorize your blog posts. For example, during the pastmonth’s you will have around nearly 30 postings. Go through yourpostings and sort them so that you have around 5 postingfor each category.
With these categories copy and paste the postings so that you haveone piece of article. YOu will need to write an introductoryparagraph and to explain what your article is about and thenmodify the content of your posts so that you are explaining usefulpoints.
For instance, you could mention in the introductory paragraph thatyou will discuss the problems people have with Adsense layouts.
Next you will give some good tips on design the best Adsense layoutto get the maximum CTR (Click thru rate) and how it has worked inyour testing.
These points are taken from your postings so there should be noshortage of ideas. It will be a relatively easy article to writeas you already have the content written
At the end write a short concluding paragraph and then write a resourcebox which explains who you are and the URl of your blog.
What you have done here is make use of your month’s blog postingsand wrote an article with it. Now with this article you needto submit it to various article directories and ezines.
After your article is submitted, you will see a spur of trafficvisiting your website. These are targetted traffic that is interestedin the information your blog or website offers.
Targetted visitors are most likely to click on your Adsense as theyare actually looking for the particular information.
Don’t forget, you should have 5 articles for your postings and you cansubmit them weekly. You are marketing your blog weekly, and the goodthing is the articles will be driving traffic to your website for yearsto come since they are out on the web.
I’ve always said Adsense is a numbers game. The more targetted trafficyou have, the more clicks you will get. And if you update your website/blogregularly, the vistors will return. Do you see the power of this?
There are some points you have to note when using article marketing approach
1. Your resource box has to be attractive. It is where people read who theauthor is and what their website is. A good technique is to link the concludingremark to your resource box.For example, you can summarise by saying good software is essential tocreating Adsense sites continously. Then in your resource box, mention yourwebsite and that there is a mini-course on selecting a good Adsense website builder.This is very effective. If the person is interested in your article, theywill definitely check out your link and get more information.
2. Submitting your articles. There are lots of places where you can submityour articles to that can give you exposure and backlinks. Actually thereis too many of them. Submitting to them by hand will take you several hours.If this becomes your weekly task then you will quit shrotly.There are tools and services which can help you to submit your articlesthat are related to your niche.check: http://your-adsense-income.blogspot.com/
There is never the rule of having too many articles. The more articles youhave the more exposure you will get. This is the cheapest and most effectivetechnique I know of to drive traffic to your website. Bear in mind that thetraffic will be coming to your website in the long run. Some people will read it2 years down the line. It is that powerful.
So put your writing hat on and get those articles out on the internet.Don’t forget to read up on useful resources on Adsense because at the endof the day, we want Adsense to give us a nice income on the side.

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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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