The choice of AdSense formats can be overwhelming. Many people let Google decide for them, preferring to stick with the default settings that AdSense provides.
Big mistake!
From my own experience I can tell you that’s like swapping a hundred-dollar bill for a ten-dollar bill. For almost a year I settled for just a tenth of what I could have been making just because I didn’t bother to control the look and placement of my AdSense units.
The various ad formats, colors and locations on the Web page...
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Changing Your Time zone in Adsense, How it will effect your earnings?
Do you ever noticed following message in your adsense admin page
"You have just changed your timezone and may notice discrepancies in estimated earnings on the homepage. Your payments will not be impacted."
Changing your timezone is not a problem at all.If you change your timezone you should have one long day and one short day whilst it adjusts.Google basically do not update any change for 8 hours of the day.And above message continues in your adsense account for a maximum of 2 weeks and minimum...
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How to Use Google AdSense In Wordpress Blog
Unlike the original open source program, Wordpress.com doesn’t require the publisher to already have a hosting service. There’s no installation and no documentation to read through before you can call yourself a “Wordpress expert.”
Like Blogger, it’s just a matter of signing up, choosing a template, writing your content and having the pleasure of seeing it online right away.
But… there is a very big “but.”
There are also no ads. At least, none for the publisher. Wordpress.com supports itself...
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Do you know Google AdSense can give money without click?
Do you ever noticed Google AdSense shows earning without any click. Think How is this possible?,Huh!!. Yep that's also possible if you have noble amount of visitors and those visitors return also, It's called CPM.They are ad critics. The figure below shows that
So What is CPM ads
CPM stands for "cost per 1000 impressions." Advertisers running CPM ads set their desired price per 1000 ads...
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Why your Blog have very low Adsense CPC ? Is it possible for Increase your CPC
You might know what a cpc means, It's cost per click. If you have adsense the chance for thinking about CPC is almost 95%. And i know exactly why you reached here, Because of your low cpc. There might be several reasons for your low cpc, let me elaborate such a situation.
Let you have a website about technology. Having copied content is the ever worst thing that lower your cpc.Well, Suppose one of your blog has copied contents, and contents relating to things like tech, mobile gadgets, etc. Do...
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Building An AdSense-Ready Website
I’m always happy to help people
make the most of Google, but many of these people didn’t even have a
website!
Here’s the bad news: to make money with AdSense, you’ve got to have a
website. There’s no getting around that. The good news though is that it’s
never been easier to create a website from scratch and use it to generate
real revenue.
There are all sorts of ways to build that site. The option you choose will
depend on the level of your knowledge, on the size of your budget, and on
the...
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What is AdSense?
AdSense is an Internet advertising system run by Google. Advertisers sign up
to Google’s AdWords program and use the system to create an ad. That ad is
usually a short text commercial, like a classified, that includes a headline, two
short lines of text and a link to a Web page. It might also be in a rich media
format such as graphic image or a video.
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
The advertiser sets a monthly budget and decides the maximum amount that
they’re willing...
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Google AdSense Online Terms of Service and Condition
This post is intended to give clear guidance about adsense terms and conditions.
1. Welcome to AdSense!
Thanks for your interest in our search and advertising services (the “Services”)! By using our Services, you agree to these terms (the “AdSense Terms”), the AdSense Program Policies and the Google Branding Guidelines (collectively, the “Agreement”). If ever in conflict, to the extent of such conflict, the AdSense Terms will take precedence over any other terms...