24 June, 2004 10:46 PM
We have unpacked our Adsense Equation in detail and have given numerous tips for maximising Adsense Revenue. Whilst there are occasions that Adsense doesn’t perform as well on some websites for no particular reason as others we can safely predict that if you work on each of the four areas you should see an increase in the amount of the cheque that Adsense sends you at the end of each month. Remember though that your revenue will only be as high as your weakest link – work on all elements of the equation – not just one or two.
As well as the proceeding tips there are a number of other things that might be helpful to know in using Adsense that we couldn’t find a place for in previous posts.
The rest of this post about Adsense can be found at Pro Blogger - Adsense Tips for Bloggers 8 - Miscellaneous Adsense Tips.
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While you correctly say "don't encourage your readers to click your ads" that is not exactly correct. You do want to encourage them; you just don't want to say so. Let me explain.
If you design your page and your text to "encourage readers to click ads" then your click thru rate will go up and you will make more money. But you can't be direct about it -- you can't tell them to click ads.
For example, you can end your paragraph with "The next chance you get, try out some of the retailers who advertise on the Internet, and see how their websites are optimize for selling" and then follow with your adsense block. It serves to "encourage" them to click the ads, without actually asking them to. If the ads match your topic area, it is easy to write such an inducement. Try it! It works!
Keep on writing! Ms. Provider
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