Best advice on Google Adsense Tips and Tricks to make money online on websites and on blogs http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/scroll.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/scroll.html Thu, 13 Dec 2007 12:39:00 GMT As you may know by now if you have been using adsense for a while, Google is always coming up with new and improved ad units. Not so long ago they introduced new ad formats and even adsense video ad units. Well the team over at Google has been busy again! http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adcut.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adcut.html Mon, 4 Dec 2007 08:19:00 GMT It's good to be back in front of my PC writing on my favorite topic, Adsense! The last post I did before I went on holiday was about ads not running on some sites even with the code being correct. I found a post regarding a comment made by Matt Cutts of Google. It seems like it's not some kind of error but rather the start of a forceful clean up from Google's side. Below is a comment taken from Matt's blog: http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adtrouble.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adtrouble.html Wed, 31 Oct 2007 15:43:00 GMT It's been a few days since I last wrote a post. This was because I was launching a new blog and giving some adsense training to the owner of the blog. So while I was gone, I checked up on some of my sites and noticed that the adsense ads were not running on one of my sites. I checked around from other Adsense publishers, bloggers and in the forums to search for answers and do some research before contacting Google. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/facebook.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/facebook.html Tue, 23 Oct 2007 10:35:00 GMT Google is slowly taking over the world while we watch. First of all let me apologize for the prolonged silence. I have recently devoted my time to charities so I traveled to rural Namibia to help distribute medicines to women and children. I also celebrated my birthday in this remote area on the 18th October. I had no access to internet just by the way. Okay so back to business and Google taking over the world. Adsense just went live on YouTube and CNN now they are coming to a spot near you on yes you guessed it Facebook! http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/video.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/video.html Mon, 15 Oct 2007 09:10:00 GMT If you have been following this blog then you would have read a post I wrote titled YouTube To Offer Adsense Video. What this article talked about was that YouTube was going to start offering video as adsense units enabling publishers to use adsense with their video capabilities on YouTube. This ofcourse is exciting for any adsense publisher who is aware of the power of YouTube. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsctr.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsctr.html Mon, 8 Oct 2007 10:11:00 GMT Sometimes the smallest of things can make a huge difference. I'm talking about Adsense and getting a higher CTR (Click Through Rate). I came across an article that is on digg too. The author listed as Dizbe reveals a little secret that even I didn't know about but it is said to work. It might not have the same results for every adsense publisher however, I'm pretty sure it'll make a difference. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_podcast.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_podcast.html Wed, 3 Oct 2007 09:40:00 GMT The world of business is all about making more money and looking for ways to improve strategies for sustainability and profitability. This should be the same for you as an adsense publisher. You make money through your adsense and you should always be looking for ways to improve and increase your earnings as well as new ways to continue to sustain your online business. Google has made an announcement that should excite you as it did for me! http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_podcast.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_podcast.html Tue, 25 Sep 2007 09:28:00 GMT If you are like me then you probably find yourself thinking about the future of your online money making efforts. I often wonder how long I can keep at being an adsense publisher, an affiliate markerter and an online entrepreneur. Making money online can bring a level of satisfaction however, what do you do to ensure the long-term success of your business? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/ctr.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/ctr.html Sat, 22 Sep 2007 12:59:00 GMT As an adsense publisher you should know by now that CTR or click through rate is an important component of your adsense earnings. Simply put, the CTR is the percentage of users that click on the ads displayed to them on the page. In other words they click through to the advertiser's site from the ad displayed on your web page. In essence, your CTR tells you what your conversion rate is. Ads are displayed in order to offer more information to a user whom would be interested in the content of the page on which the ad is displayed. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/mobile_adsense.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/mobile_adsense.html Wed, 19 Sep 2007 14:05:00 GMT Google have done it again. Break new frontiers that is. Google is now taking advantage of the mobile advertising market. A few years ago the mobile phone transformed from being a conventional phone to being an essential part of our telecommunications and our lives! Cell phones now had the capability to play our mp3s, videos, take high quality pictures and do GPS tracking. Imagine all from a cell phone. Well, with the introduction of technologies such as WAP, we were able to use internet from our cell phones. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/smart_price.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/smart_price.html Mon, 17 Sep 2007 09:30:00 GMT Adsense publishers have been complaining for a while about how sometimes they are puzzled at their earning patterns. Sometimes they tweak a site and earn money quite fine, other times they may have clicks but no adsense earnings. Besides other factors like click fraud, there's another monster that can reduce your adsense revenue. It's name is smart pricing. Let's get down to what smart pricing is all about. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/arbitrage2.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/arbitrage2.html Fri, 14 Sep 2007 14:51:00 GMT This is the story of a gentleman by the name of Michael Plante. Who is he? An adsense publisher just like you and me. Michael's story is quite an interesting read. You might ask didn't Google ban Adsense Arbitrage? Fact of the matter is in business all over the world, arbitrage is used almost on a daily basis. Business opportunities using the arbitrage method. Arbitrage is simply buying an item in one market at a cheap price and selling it in another market at a higher price. So what does arbitrage have to do with adsense and adwords? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/ads.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/ads.html Tue, 11 Sep 2007 11:29:00 GMT I did a post a while ago about alternatives to adsense since some adsense publishers were given the boot by Google. This not only applies to them. As an adsense publisher you can make some very good money. However, I believe in the saying "don't put all your eggs in one basket". Most people I know own more than one website or blog. I own about six websites including two blogs. So what? I'll tell you how to add more ad cents to your adsense. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/feedback.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/feedback.html Mon, 10 Sep 2007 16:24:00 GMT Today's post is not so much on a tip, a trick or a piece of advice. No, today's post is aimed at improving the quality of information that this blog provides to you as an adsense publisher. Two days ago, this blog would have turned nine months since going live and since the first article which was Adsense Basics. I must admit, this is the first blog I started and the positive response and encouragement by adsense users out there has been incredible. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/allowed.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/allowed.html Thu, 6 Sep 2007 11:54:00 GMT Remember a few days ago there was a frenzy about Google removing the allowed sites option from Adsense publisher accounts after a few days of the link making its debut? I did some research on the issue and even wrote an article titled Where Did "Allowed Sites" Go? If you have logged into your Adsense account in the past three days and have been paying attention, you would have noticed that as suddenly as the feature disappeared it has re-appeared! How does allowed sites benefit you as an Adsense publisher? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_api.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_api.html Tue, 4 Sep 2007 08:39:00 GMT Power to earn more? Don't I already have power to earn with Google Adsense anyway? A good question and yes, you already have the power to earn. Using Adsense features like the referrals 2.0 which is Google's latest addition to the Adsense functionality, publishers can take advantage of referrals. Where does Google Adsense API come into the picture? Well, let's discuss this new feature in detail. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsensefeature.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsensefeature.html Fri, 31 Aug 2007 07:49:00 GMT I'm sure most of you would have noticed by now that the "Allowed Sites" feature is gone. Yes it's gone! When you log into your Adsense account you'll notice that the link that had the allowed sites is no longer there next to the Competitive Ad Filter link. This issue has been in the forums since yesterday and I naturally got my P.I. hat on and did some digging. After much discussion, it came to light that indeed Google rolled back this feature. Why? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/deal.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/deal.html Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:29:00 GMT That's right folks! Google has sealed a parntership with CNN.com to allow Adsense ads to appear on the CNN site. It seems Google is on a mission to serve adsense on the heavy weight sites that exist on the net today. In July Google hooked up an agreement to serve Adsense ads on Washingtonpost.Newsweek and now they have added CNN.com to their collection of parnterships. How does this concern you as an Adsense publisher? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/arbitrage.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/arbitrage.html Tue, 28 Aug 2007 10:19:00 GMT Arbitrage itself is a technique that has been used for quite a while especially on the stock markets. This technique became so widely popular that it has spilt over into other industries and Adsense happens to be one of them. So what is Adsense Arbitrage? How do you use this method to your advantage? Was Adsense Arbitrage not banned by Google on 1st June 2007? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_seminar.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_seminar.html Tue, 21 Aug 2007 14:48:00 GMT Cape Town is most famous for its tourist attractions like Table Mountain, famous winelands in Stellenbosch or the island where legendary Nelson Mandela was at Robben Island. All lovely but what's that got to do with anything you may ask? Okay here is the deal. October 25th and 26th, 2007, an adsense seminar will be taking place in the mother city and yours truly will be a guest presenter. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adfilter.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adfilter.html Mon, 20 Aug 2007 12:23:00 GMT A while ago I did a post on Competitive Ad Filter and how to use it. It would appear that there are still some kind of bugs in Adsense when it comes to using the competitive ad filter. I came across an article by Vincent Rich where he talks about a bug he encountered that wiped out his entire competitive ad filter list. Ouch! He also continues to explain how you can correctly use the Adsense preview tool. It's always good to read other people's experiences and tips. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/referral20.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/referral20.html Wed, 15 Aug 2007 12:35:00 GMT Adsense Referrals 2.0 become available to all adsense publishers around June this year I believe. Initially there seemed to be a lot of confusion around the whole concept of the program and some webmasters really have had hassles using adsense referrals 2.0. Others aren't too familiar with the program as yet and have been asking quite a few questions around it. On initially looking at referrals from your adsense account it looks overwhelming but it's not as complicated as it looks. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adunit.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adunit.html Mon, 13 Aug 2007 11:08:00 GMT After browsing around a couple of blogs, reading reviews from other bloggers, forums and a few user emails it has come to my attention that indeed adsense seems to have a new addition to their ad units. I didn't post on this last week when the initial discussions began in the blogosphere because I don't like to report on something if I haven't seen, tried or experienced it for myself. However, I spotted one or two while browsing some blogs yesterday. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_pin.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_pin.html Sat, 11 Aug 2007 13:34:00 GMT There seems to be a general sense of confusion when it comes to how Adsense payments work. A seemingly simple issue, or so I thought until I received an email this morning from one of my readers asking how long it takes for Google to pay you for your Adsense earnings and what the payout minimum balance is. I have seen numerous adsense publishers complain about payments in the forums as well. So what exactly is the deal? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/improve_adsense.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/improve_adsense.html Fri, 10 Aug 2007 13:34:00 GMT It's weekend once again and as usual I have some more adsense lessons for you. The aim is always to help improve your adsense performance and ultimately your earnings. Obvious ways to improve the performance of your ads and test performance of the ads are: placement, blending, ad units etc. There are many lessons to be learnt from these topics. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adblind.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adblind.html Wed, 8 Aug 2007 11:53:00 GMT Sometimes it's so difficult to just get $1.00 per day from your adsense ads. The adsense program has gained so much popularity over the years that now it is so ubiquitous on the net. So much so that users now have blinders on and don't seem to notice the ads. It happens all the time in advertising, how many times do you walk right past ad posters in the streets? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_mobile.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_mobile.html Mon, 6 Aug 2007 11:39:00 GMT As part of their efforts to expand their services and continue to offer webmasters a quality product, Google has announced that they are now in beta testing of the Google Adsense version for mobile websites. Adsense for mobile will allow webmasters with websites for mobile phones to use the adsense program on their mobile sites. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/iphone_winner.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/iphone_winner.html Fri, 3 Aug 2007 12:27:00 GMT Ladies and gentlemen we have a winner!! The Adsense FAQ competition came to a close on the 31st July 2007 at exactly 11:59:59 pm :) I'd like to personally thank each and every one of you that helped me in trying to achieve my BHAG (Big Hairy Ambitious Goal). That goal was to create an Adsense FAQ second to well I won't say none but maybe Google themselves LOL!! http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/business.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/business.html Mon, 30 Jul 2007 08:37:00 GMT Each day there are millions of new comers to the world of internet marketing and making money online. As with all things on the net, these people get an information overload when they try and look for help on how to make money online. The overwhelming amount of information from the 'gurus' and everyone else is confusing and usually does not give the foundations of what internet marketing is all about. Let's get back to basics in this post. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/alternatives.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/alternatives.html Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:07:00 GMT It is a known fact that Google Adsense is a quick, simple and good way to monetize a website or blog. There are a number of webmasters out there making a handsome sum of money monthly using Google Adsense as a revenue stream. However, there is always talk of finding alternatives to adsense to reduce dependancy on one program. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_extend.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_extend.html Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:06:00 GMT Today was supposed to be the day that emails stop being accepted at around eleven tonight. Well, I have received a number of emails from a number of you requesting that the competition be extended. I have received some brilliant suggestions for the Adsense FAQ and well, since the effort is supposed to create an Adsense FAQ second to well, Google, there is still room for more. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_checks.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsense_checks.html Fri, 20 Jul 2007 12:50:00 GMT Quite a heading hey? As you would have noticed it has been a couple of days since I last wrote a post. I am planning an Adsense Blogger's meet up for readers in this part of the woods. The last one was such a resounding success and I learnt so much from others that I can't wait to have another one. Back to Adsense nonsense and bad checks. I found a post on Mobile Jones where, get this, Google bounced a check! http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/make_money.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/make_money.html Mon, 16 Jul 2007 09:41:00 GMT You may have noticed that for sometime now business websites usually include a blog. Well makes sense since blogs are given more love by the search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN to name the big players! I started this blog in January of this year and it has far outperformed my websites. So why do blogs rise faster and generally do better than conventional websites? Blogs are always fresh, meaning they are updated more regularly and allow users to interact with the site. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/ipod.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/ipod.html Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:47:00 GMT Seems like Apples' iPhone and iPod are the latest thing since I decided to give away a brand new iPhone to one lucky reader. My reasons? I have a BHAG to achieve. What's a BHAG, it stands for Big Hairy Ambitious Goal. My BHAG is to produce the best Adsense FAQ yet. My vision is to have the little ins and outs of Adsense that Google wouldn't tell you about and that some of the gurus "forget" to tell you about. It took me two years of hours and hours of reading, burning my pocket buying crappy ebooks and software. I would like to spare you the trouble! http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/iphone1.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/iphone1.html Thu, 12 Jul 2007 11:30:00 GMT Wow, what an incredible first 24 hours we've had since launching the competition. Firstly, accept my humble apologies for the one hour down time last night between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. We had such an influx of emails that the server slowed down to a point where it had to be shut down and restarted. However, that will not happen again as I've put in place measures to ensure you don't get a mailbox full email from my server or any other kind of error message. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/iphone.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/iphone.html Wed, 11 Jul 2007 09:42:00 GMT What? Alright I'll explain the headline in a minute. With all the hype surrounding the coming of iPhones to the public, naturally I asked a guy who's got all the latest tech gadgets and sells them at a 'reasonable' price, to hook me up. Turns out he got like five iPhones and so I negotiated a deal with the man known only as 'Xiang'. He agreed to the deal which means good news for you. I'm working on putting together an Adsense FAQ and I'd like YOU to suggest what should go into the FAQ. How will this work? http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/deeplink.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/deeplink.html Mon, 9 Jul 2007 12:42:00 GMT I spent the weekend surfing the net and in one of the forums, a question was asked about the benefits of deep linking on a site with adsense as its main money making program. Firstly, you can use deep linking with any form of monetization model and not only with adsense. Secondly however, since I teach on how to monetize sites and blogs with adsense, I'll take a look at this topic in terms of the adsense program. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/seasonal.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/seasonal.html Thu, 5 Jul 2007 11:22:00 GMT If you have been working online even just for three months, it doesn't take long for you to figure out what is probably the most crucial element to any online business success and growth. The fact of the matter is TRAFFIC is of importance to any website or blog whether or not you intend to make money. Without traffic your site is headed for the doldrums. To build traffic to your site, I came across a post on how to take advantage of events that take place through out the year. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/filter.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/filter.html Tue, 3 Jul 2007 09:22:00 GMT I got three emails this morning all asking on how competitive ad filter works and how to set it up in the adsense account. These emails are not from my newbie readers so I reckon there are still problems being experienced with most users when using the competitive ad filter. I have successfully used the feature and I'll attempt to help you out with using it.Google have the competitive ad filter feature in order to help adsense publishers block ads from competitors. You can block about 200 URLs using this feature. Of late, I have been using this feature to block out the Arbitrage guys especially the ones that use the tinyurl domain. This is because these guys bid like five cents per keyword and then when your readers click their ads, you get no pay or you get something like one cent. It's as good as giving them your traffic free. By the way, Google went on a massive shut down exercise of all MFA and arbitrage sites. However, I would like to believe the big G is still continuing the effort because there are still quite a number of those MFAs running. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/clickbomb.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/clickbomb.html Sun, 1 Jul 2007 11:30:00 GMT A real threat to Adsense earnings for webmasters is click bombing. Over the past four days I have received emails repeatedly asking what click bombing is and how to track fraudulent clicks. First of all, what is click bombing? When a bad user (Webmaster who is mad at you because maybe you are too much competition) clicks on your adsense ads a lot of times usually from the same IP address, this results in a large number of clicks being produced in your adsense account. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/deluxe.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/deluxe.html Mon, 25 Jun 2007 09:16:00 GMT Each day there are more and more newcomers who create blogs using either Blogger or WordPress. These newbie webmasters and bloggers then discover Google Adsense and use this as their option to make money and earn while they provide useful information. I have received quite a number of emails asking how to add adsense to a blog especially by WordPress blog users. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/google.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/google.html Fri, 22 Jun 2007 12:11:00 GMT There were rumours and discussions in the forums over the past few weeks as to what the deal is with Google axing adsense accounts. Google decided that they were going to ban MFA (made for adsense sites) and this exercise kicked off on the 1st June 2007. Most of the newbies have sent me messages asking how they will be affected and how to avoid being axed from adsense. Google is not shutting down the Adsense program. So you can take a big sigh of relief :) However, Google is closing down MFA sites and Arbitrage sites. What is Adsense Arbitrage? Below is a definition from Wikipedia explaining online advertising arbitrage. "Online ad services like Yahoo! Search Marketing and Google Adwords allow you to purchase online advertisements which cost you an agreed upon cost per click. These are known as PPC (Pay Per Click) ads. Some ad clicks will cost advertisers $0.01 while some can cost well over $10 depending on the keywords that were associated with the ad. Yahoo and Google both have programs which allow web publishers (aka owners of websites) to place ads on their own websites to make money. Some webmasters will make a website associated with a high paying keyword(s) and place PPC ads on it. Then, they will purchase low cost ads on Yahoo and Google for their websites. The end effect is traffic arbitrage. Low cost traffic is redirected towards pages which contain high paying links. Enough money is made from clicks to cover the traffic cost and turn a profit." This effort is meant to crack down on the millions of MFA sites that started popping up all over the net. In my previous posts I have spoken out against MFA sites and I'm glad Google are taking action. But will this really get rid of the problem? I remember when Google introduced smart pricing, MFA sites were supposed to be heavy hit but after this effor the number of MFA sites increased instead. Now Google has gone a step further and is banning them. Will this solve the problem or create another one yet to come? Let's wait and see. Hope this post was of help to you. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/johnchow.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/johnchow.html Mon, 11 Jun 2007 09:11:00 GMT It's a very cold winter morning here in the Southern Hemisphere with temperatures surging below zero. But share this with you, I must. I'm sure the name John Chow is not unfamiliar to those of you who spend time in the blogosphere or have been pursuing opportunities of making money online. Well, the great John Chow has released a new e-book and get this, it's free! http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsensedownload.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsensedownload.html Tue, 29 May 2007 09:37:00 GMT Wow, it's been a while since I last posted and there was some bug with my autopost software so it never actually posted anything :( I hope I wasn't gone too long to miss out on the action! So anyway, I was away tucked in a beautifully thatched lodge in the African bush of Namibia where I'd wake up to Elands and Kudus at my doorstep chewing on the leaves and they'd acknowledge my presence by looking up and then going right back to their culinary delights!! I enjoyed my holiday but let's get back to business. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/blogbuzz.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/blogbuzz.html Mon, 14 May 2007 08:07:00 GMT Very often I am asked to advise new webmasters on how to increase their blog traffic. Well, today I am going to focus on telling you about social networking communities for blogs. More especially a blogging community over at BlogCatalog. Ofcourse there are many other ways of promoting your blog and I will mention a few that have worked for me. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/tips.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/tips.html Sat, 12 May 2007 09:26:00 GMT Too often people create sites with the sole purpose of earning high adsense income. This poses several problems. Firstly, these sites are normally very poor in design. Secondly, the golden rule of content is king flies straight out the window because these sites are MFA. Thirdly, MFA sites are normally useless sites with adsense ads. Sometimes all you get is a blatant adsense marketing page with nonthing but adsense ad units on it. http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/bigearnings.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/bigearnings.html Fri, 11 May 2007 09:03:00 GMT Folks, I am truly concerned for beginner adsensers as I write this post. I've received emails from some of my readers especially from those new to adsense. When I say new I mean three months or less. The question I keep seeing is "why am I not making money like the guys who say they make $10,000 a month?" http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/30blogs.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/30blogs.html Thu, 10 May 2007 08:45:00 GMT Folks, I am truly concerned for beginner adsensers as I write this post. I've received emails from some of my readers especially from those new to adsense. When I say new I mean three months or less. The question I keep seeing is "why am I not making money like the guys who say they make $10,000 a month?" http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/imageads.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/imageads.html Tue, 8 May 2007 07:37:00 GMT Back in 2004, Google announced an expansion to its Adsense program and it entailed incorporating image ads into their ad units. However, it has been difficult for most new adsensers to determine the performance of image ads versus the proven performance of text ads. Watch this video interview with Guy Kawasaki http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/interview.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/interview.html Find out how click fraud affects adsense publishers and what to do about it http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/clickfraud.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/clickfraud.html High Paying Adsense Keyword Lists http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/keyword2.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/keyword2.html Discover How To Use High Paying Adsense Keyword Lists http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/keyword1.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/keyword1.html Learn How To Use High Paying Adsense Keyword Lists Correctly http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/keyword.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/keyword.html Get Better Targeted Ads from Adsense For Your Blog Or Website http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/targeting.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/targeting.html Learn How To Avoid Making Mistakes That Will Get You Banned From Using Adsense http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsensemistakes.html http://www.adsenseadvisor.co.nr/adsense/adsensemistakes.html