Are your AdSense results disappointing? Do you read about others who make a lot of money with a few visitors and clicks rather than find your sites?
You can make a lot of money with AdSense by learning and applying the principles I will present. If you are not satisfied with the results you get from AdSense, there are some simple things you can do to improve your income.
I have worked with Google AdSense for a year or more, and have read many messages and e-books about improving my AdSense earnings.
I have tried many ideas offered by gurus, and have come to the following conclusions. I know they can help you make more money with AdSense.
You earn AdSense revenue by displaying web pages with your AdSense ads embedded in the pages. When your visitors click on ads, Google pays you for clicks.
It helps to build a set of principles to maximize your AdSense profits.
The first goal is to provide a useful value to your visitors. The same principles that will help you get the most out of AdSense, will help you improve your visitors' experience.
On most sites, most visitors will come with a search engine or a link to a specific page. In that sense, each page is a visitor's place. There should be information on that page that gives the visitor a quick idea of what the site is about, and whether it will reward him or her as a visitor.
Think of yourself as a visitor, not as a website writer. Pause and mentally put yourself in your guest’s shoes.
The visitor of the page is likely to appear by clicking on the search engine. They want some information, and they want to know if this page will answer their questions. Make the page one thing, not different things.
Help them decide quickly, using a clean, clear structure with the most important information emphasized in the titles and dots.
Look for AdSense ads from your web pages. Are the items advertised in the ads, interesting and useful to your visitors? If not, your page needs more text that will identify the relevant content in the AdSense engine.
Where are Google AdSense ads on your page? Something else should appear when a visitor first sees a page, without having to scroll down. Most visitors will not stay very long. Even if your page isn't exactly what you want, it's better to opt-out of an AdSense ad, rather than just click the back button in the browser.
Make your ads accessible to the visitor. Ads should be embedded with the text, not far from another site.
It helps to make your page text more like ad text. Using the same fonts and color schemes makes ads an integral part of the page, not the background thinking.
Google AdSense calculates the number of views of your page by a number they call e-CPM. This is a thousand-pages views that can be valuable if you look at your clicks on the percentage and the amount your advertisers pay per click. For example, if your e-CPM is $10.00, then per page view of your page costs 1 cent. View e-CPM for your AdSense reports. Work to increase this number.
Many webmasters are trying to hide ads or to keep them from moving when they start advertising on their pages. Don't be ashamed of the ads on your page. Think of yourself as a service to your students.
Once you have AdSense running for you, keep creating more sites, and more pages.
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