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GA – Top AdSense Don’ts That Every Publisher Must Know
Are you a website owner having Google AdSense setup with the website? If yes, then you must read this article. This article will list top AdSense don’ts to help you take benefit of Google AdSense without any problem. Listed below are those don’ts: Don’t build your website for only AdSense: Almost every website owner wants to earn money but it does not mean that you build website for just AdSense. Make it for real people because if they will like it they will share it with their friends, which is a positive growth factor of your AdSense revenue. Don’t click ads being displayed on your website: Most of the website owners click the ads being displayed on their website to earn more money. Never do this because Google may ban your account for doing this. Don’t hide ads: Never hide Google Ads behind the text available on your website. If you will do this, you will obviously get more clicks but as soon as Google will come to know this, your account will be banned from AdSense. Don’t change the AdSense code: Never make any change in the AdSense code provided to you. When you setup an account with Google for AdSense, you are provided with a piece of code that you have to insert in the web pages of your website. Most of the people make change in the code to earn more money. It is an infringement to Google AdSense policy and for this your account can be deleted. Don’t use clickbots: There are programs / scripts that automatically click ads on your website. Never use such programs, because Google has the capability to identify such frauds. Do not try to make the Google fool. Don’t put taboo content on your website: From the term Taboo content we mean from – pornographic content, gambling content, and content about weapons, destroying material, content about racism, alcohol, tobacco, etc. Never get blocked for such taboo content. Don’t leverage others to click ads: Most of the people leverage other people to click ads on their websites. For this, they pay to others, which is against the Google AdSense policy. Don’t use duplicate content on your website: Google does not entertain duplicate / plagiarized content. Websites having duplicate content are ranked lower due to which they do not easily come in search. Moreover, Google may not allow you to setup AdSense for such websites. Don’t run clicking contents: If you are thinking to get more and more clicks by running the ads clicking contest then forget it. Doing this may lead into the termination of your Google AdSense account, which means the huge loss to your stable AdSense income. About Author Hello, Deepak Gupta is a Technical Writer and SEO content writer since, Jul 9, 2007. Being a technical writer, my work profile is to prepare software user guides, installation guides, writing SEO friendly articles, writing blog posts, writing concise and effective software overview to put on software Website, etc. Apart from the work, I also have fond of writing article on topics I have knowledge about. I also deal in FREE LANCING so if you like me to write for you, email me at guptadeepak2353@gmail.com Topics of my interest are SEO, website content, health & fitness, diseases, software, internet, social networking, and so on. Pls, Visit my Blog http://myhealthsol.blogspot.com/ Source: Ezine Continue reading
GA – How Much Do You Get Paid Per Click With AdSense?
Google is quite fair with paying out on their Google AdSense program. Depending on whether you are receiving clicks through content units, search results, RSS Feeds or one of the other possible options, you will receive a fixed share of the profit. Some people talk about this share changing depending on your Click Through Rate, but this is just not the case. Take a look around your AdSense account (under the My Account tab) and you will see a statement of the percentage you are earning, with a link to their general FAQs, which also display the same percentages. But that does also give us another variable in the quest to work out how much you will get paid per click – it is a percentage of what the advertiser is paying. So what is the advertiser paying? That entirely depends on your website’s niche. For example, advertisers buying clicks in the finance sector can be paying several dollars per click, whilst in other niches they can be down to a few cents per click. If you already have a website established then you cannot really do much about this other than work out the potential for interest, but if you are choosing which of your ideas to work on as an AdSense website then you can do some homework first to work out the best paying niche of your possibilities. To do this go to Google and enter a few search terms and try out a few searches. If some of those searches just result in a few adverts (less than a page full) then there will be little competition for the terms and it is highly likely that you will not be earning much along the way. On the other side of the coin, if the page is full of professionally written adverts and as you go through the search results you are finding even more adverts, then you are likely to be in with a well paying term. And you can check this out even further! Just set yourself up with a Google AdWords account and create a dummy advert. Then choose a handful of keywords that relate to your website and go through the process of bidding on the keywords. Google will tell you for your bids what position you are likely to get. By doing this you can take an educated guess at what the top 3 or 4 advertisers are paying per click and as it is probably their adverts you will be displaying on your website, if you know what they are bidding you can work out your percentage! If you want to know more about home working, call over to our website – http://www.myhomeworking.com . There you will find loads more home working ideas . Written by Keith Lunt Source: Ezine Continue reading
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GA – The Good and Bad Face of Google AdSense
Google AdSense is an ad-publishing program that allows the owner of a website or blog to put ads on his or her website and in return Google pays the person owing the website or blog, depending on the numbers of the ads clicked. The person who publishes ads on his or her website is called publisher according to the Google AdSense terminology. The publisher has complete control on the locations where the ads are published on the website or blog but he or she cannot predict that which ad will be placed on which page of the website or blog. This is because the Google AdSense uses contextual advertising according to which ads are placed according to the content available on the website giving space to Google Ads. For many people, this is a nice source of making money online but for many others it has a bad face too. In this article, we list the advantages and disadvantages of Google AdSense program. Advantages of Google AdSense It provides the owners of websites and blogs a source of making money without doing any extra effort. Just signup for the program, place code on page of the website to display ads, and forget it. Whenever any visitor comes to the site and clicks the ad, the website owner will get few bucks from Google. For example, imagine that Google pays you 5 cents per click. If 5000 visitors come to your site daily and 500 of them click the ads being displayed on the website then for 500 clicks you will get the 2500 cents, which means 25 dollars per day without doing any extra effort. What all you need to do is bring more and more visitors to your website. Along with making money, you can give your website an attractive look with the attractive ads that will be displayed on your website. Disadvantages of Google AdSense Whereas for many people, Google AdSense is a good source of making money, there are people who do not consider it as a good program. Listed below are the reasons due to which they think that this program is not beneficial for them: It takes the users away from your website that may not return. For example, if the visitor clicks an ad being displayed on your website, then he or she may not return to your website. Though, this program is free, you need to have a website and creating and managing a website is not an easy task. You need time and money for it. Your website looks clumsy if you place more ads on it. Deciding a place to put ads in not an easy task. If your website is not getting more visitors, then using Google AdSense is a wastage. These are the advantages and disadvantages of using Google AdSense. About Author Hello, Deepak Gupta is a Technical Writer and SEO content writer since, Jul 9, 2007. Being a technical writer, my work profile is to prepare software user guides, installation guides, writing SEO friendly articles, writing blog posts, writing concise and effective software overview to put on software Website, etc. Apart from the work, I also have fond of writing article on topics I have knowledge about. I also deal in FREE LANCING so if you like me to write for you, email me at guptadeepak2353@gmail.com Topics of my interest are SEO, website content, health & fitness, diseases, software, internet, social networking, and so on. Pls, Visit my Blog http://myhealthsol.blogspot.com/ Source: Ezine Continue reading