Po ... AdSense optimization tips straight from Google 0 comments Do you use Google AdSense to monetize your site? Then check out these top 5 optimization tips straight from Google! Top AdSense Optimization Tips 1. Maximize your AdSense coverage In order to maximize your earnings, place three AdSense ad units and three link units on each of your pages. The more ads you display, the more opportunities you have for your users to engage with them. Also, because some ads are paid on a cost-per-impression (CPM) basis, you will often be paid just for displaying the ads, regardless whether a user clicks on them. 2. Place your ads above the fold Ads that appear higher on the page perform the best. Place your ads so users can see them without scrolling down the page. The more a user has to scroll before finding your ads, the less likely they are to see them and to click on them. 3. Use the best performing ad units Our advertisers’ preferred ad units are the Leaderboard (728×90), the Medium Rectangle (300×250) and the Wide Skyscraper (160×600). By using these popular ad units, you’ll be tapping into a larger pool of competing ads. More ad inventory leads to more competition in the ad auction and ultimately results in higher RPMs for our publishers. 4. Show text and image ads Check your ad units and make sure that you’ve opted-in to displaying text and image ads. By diversifying your ads, you’re able to increase the available inventory for your site. With most text ads paid on a cost-per-click (CPC) basis and most image ads paid on a cost-per-impression (CPM) ad, you can let AdSense determine which ads will maximize your earnings. 5. Complement your content with your ads Your AdSense ads should fit seamlessly within your site to improve your users’ experience. Blend the color of your ads to match the rest of your site and remove the borders around your ad units to help your ads complement your content and enhance your site. Bonus Tip: Opt-in to Placement Targeting Set up Custom Channels in your AdSense account and opt-in to Placement Targeting. Placement targeting allows our advertisers to bid on a specific ad or group of ad placements on your site. Advertisers are usually willing to bid more for targeted units. Have additional questions? Check out http://adsense.google.com /support And that’s it. At the end of the day, it's all about testing your ads and monitoring how they perform for you on your site. Good luck! Like 1 Random Posts Add Videos/Images in Blogger/Blogspot Comments12/03/2012 - 25 Comments How to customize or edit the linkwithin related post widget10/02/2014 - 13 Comments Top Commentators Widget with Avatars for Blogger21/10/2013 - 5 Comments Related Posts: How to Add Adsense Ads In the Middl... 10 Places to put Adsense ads in Blo... How to Hide Blogger Sidebar to Disp... Tips To Avoid Your Google Adsense A... Add Google Adsense to Blogger Heade... 0 comments: Privacy Policy| Disclaimer| Terms of Service| Sitemap Back to Top DMCA PROTECTED Search Search Follow on Facebook Helplogger Like 2,786 people like Helplogger . Facebook social plugin Follow on Blogger Subscribe via Email Receive Quality Tutorials Straight in your Inbox by submitting your Email below. Submit Or subscribe via RSS Feed Recent Posts How to Add Numbered Page Navigation Widget for Blogger 5 Easy Ways to Improve the SEO of a blog & Boost Traffic What is the difference between padding and margins? Add a Custom jQuery Lightbox To Blogger How to Use Cookies in Javascript Recent Comments She and Me Thank you so much,It worked perfectly. You make it all so easy to... Junkyo No Hikari Thanks its work really well ^__^ Junkyo No Hikari Hye... Thanks to your tuto its work ^__^ btw I'm delete the... Eliza Lincy How to increase the number of posts shown in Home page after... Varad Parab That was one awsome post...it really helped!!! Popular Posts Simple Recent Posts Widget for Blogger/Blogspot Create A Rollover Image Effect (change image on mouseover) Recent Comments Widget For Blogger How to remove Blogger Picture/Image Shadow and Border Hide/Show Widgets /Gadgets in Home/post /static/archive pages in Blogger 1 Like