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| By: anonymous - at January 17, 2013 |
Better AdSense Placement for more Clicks
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Adsense is becoming a very good way of obtaining a nice steady income online. The idea is once you have the website up with the content and ads, you set
yourself up for a passive lifetime income. Yes, this is true and many
people out there are doing just that to make money online.
To get the most
out of your Adsense earnings, you can do some "tweaks" to their placement
and styles so you can get a higher click through percentage (CTR). When I first
started, I was getting very low click through with very little earnings a day. There are many ways to get people to click on your Adsense ads, and to get a
higher CTR.
What ad unit is better? The skyscraper, the big box one? The big horizontal
one? What colors should I make for the ad units? These are some good questions,
and it's always good to experiment around to see which gets the most clicks.
I will warn you that playing around with different advertising styles can be a
little tedious.
What kind of ads do people like to click on? Image ads or text ads? Well I
think that depends on many factors such as how appealing the image is, and how
eye catching the text ads are. I can't say for sure but I would think text
ads are a bit more appealing overall. But how can you make them more
appealing so that people click on them making you earn more money?
 Some things to avoid is to not make your ad, well, look like an ad. You
should position your ads so that they appear as if they are a part of your site
and not blatantly an ad. This is probably the most important
principle you need to know when it comes to maximizing your Adsense potential.
Remember the old days when banner ads were the only solution for advertising
online? Everyone quickly noticed that they were ads. They contained
a link that would take visitors away from the site they are currently on and move them to the advertiser's
site. The key is to make it so
when users see an ad, they think it's just part of your site and looks as if it
would take them to another page within the same website.
To make this work, you have to know what amount of ad units will be the right
fit for your site and give you the highest return. You have to know which
colors to use and whether or not you should use a
multitude of colors. Possibly choosing one color scheme and keeping
your site simple may be the best option.
I could go in-depth with this more, but since there is already VERY good
products out there (such as
Coffee Shop Millionaire) that can teach you
how to do this I don't feel like I need to elaborate anymore. Hopefully you will no longer be in the dark about how to get the most out
of your Adsense income.
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