Christian’s Tips: Getting the most out of AdSense
I hope this week you’ve discovered a new feature or learned how to improve your use in a way that will benefit your site and your earnings. Today I’m going to share my top 3 tips for getting the most out of AdSense. As a bonus, my advice will also help you climb the social ladder at your school or workplace. Prepare to grow your revenue…and your popularity.
1. Be friendly with everyone – If you want to be more popular in school, you can’t only get to know the drama students — you have to make friends with the basketball team, the marching band, and the A/V club too. So many friends competing for your time makes it more valuable, just like more advertisers competing for your ad space makes it worth more. Without opting in to text, image, and video ads, you can’t expect to get the most revenue possible for your ad space — you need more advertisers competing in order to bid up the price of your ads. When the highest-paying advertiser wins, you do too!
2. Look your best – You don’t have to be a beauty queen or a male model to be popular, but you should present yourself as well as possible. To get the most out of AdSense, make your site attractive to advertisers spending site targeting dollars. As Natalie mentioned yesterday, site targeting revenue can have a big impact on your total earnings. When an advertiser checks out your site, let them see great formats, like the medium rectangle, in highly visible above-the-fold placements.
3. Be well rounded – In high school, being a talented football player or a skilled musician makes you interesting. But being a star quarterback who plays first violin, gets straight As, and still finds time to volunteer at the local soup kitchen makes you amazing. If you’re only successful with the standard AdSense ads, it’s time to expand. Try link units, referrals, and AdSense for search and track the results. You might be surprised what your next success will be.
I wish you the best of luck with these AdSense tips — and hope that this new-found popularity doesn’t go to your head!
*source from http://adsense.blogspot.com/
