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Top 5 AdSense Boo-Boos
Well, it's time for one of Darren's group writing projects and I thought I'd throw in a contribution. I don't expect to win, but maybe a few extra readers will discover this blog because of it. So, without further ado, here are the Top 5 AdSense Boo-Boos that publishers make:
Clicking your own ads. This is […]
What is Google AdSense?
So I've been inspired by Darren Rowse to make a “back to basics” post. The rest of you can just wait for my next post!
AdSense in a Nutshell
Simply put, AdSense is a program that allows website and blog owners to rent ad space on their pages to Google, much the same way companies pay farmers […]Too Much Content for AdSense?
I've had a few clients with high-volume sites who couldn't properly monetize the sites with AdSense. The problem, oddly enough, is that they have too much content on their sites.
What's wrong with having lots of content, you say? Nothing, especially if that content is unique and is properly indexed in the search engines. These sites […]How to Get Relevant AdSense Ads (Especially For Bloggers)
This post is an offshoot of my ongoing series on using AdSense with WordPress and yesterday's post on ProductWiki AdSense optimization. The topic is ad relevance and it's not specific to either WordPress or ProductWiki, hence this separate post.
Bloggers often complain about irrelevant AdSense ads on their blogs, but you hear fewer relevancy complaints from […]ProductWiki AdSense Optimization
So yesterday I discover (through a newspaper article) that ProductWiki is based here in Waterloo, where I live and work. Then today they post a note in their blog titled Don't settle for Google AdSense about their experiences with Google AdSense versus Shopping.com and how they prefer the latter. As you might imagine, I have […]
One Blog or Many Blogs: Which Is Best?
As I continue with my AdSense-friendly blog series, I realize that I haven't touched on the one-blog-or-many-blogs question. Implicitly, though, I've been favoring the multi-blog approach, which is why I've been giving quite detailed WordPress installation and configuration instructions. Let me explain why I favor the multi-blog — or blog network — approach.
It's All About […]10 Alternatives to Checking Your AdSense Earnings
It's a common problem among AdSense publishers, especially those with the AdSense Notifier installed in their browsers: the frequent and compulsive checking of AdSense earnings throughout the day. It can be a big time waster. But constant checking won't lead to more earnings — in fact, it could lead to the opposite! Here are ten […]
Let the AdSense bot in!
Google's just put together a great little help page called How do I block the Googlebot? which could also be titled How do I let in the AdSense bot?. The first part lists the user agents that Google uses for its various crawlers:
Googlebot (main search index)
Googlebot-Mobile (mobile search index)
Googlebot-Image (image search index)
Mediapartners-Google (AdSense content analysis)
Adsbot-Google […]The REAL AdSense Code
All hype aside (I'm not Dan Brown and this is nothing to do with The Da Vinci Code, though I'd love to sell the same number of books as Mr. Brown), the real AdSense code is found buried in Google's patent application for the AdSense system. My special report The Real AdSense Code: Understanding the […]