Best Adsense tips ever increase-CTR

All About How to Increase Adsense Widgets CTR, ePCM & Earnings:

One of the main objectives of this Google Adsense Widgets: Adsense Widgets is to help each other improve earnings based on a quality website that plays by the rules. Many new members come here looking for just such advice and older members can validate or dismiss practices based on the information they accumulate here over time .

With this in mind, I thought it would be nice to have one thread that puts all the best tips and advice together from old and new members - for the benefit of old and new members.

It's also my hope that we can put together a high impact thread worthy of being bookmarked and referred to, as well as to take the wind out of the sales (pun intended) of those who sell $75 overpriced Google Adsense Widgets eBooks that never deliver on what they promise. [And at the same time, hope those same opportunists don't violate the copyright on this thread and produce another eBook based on this information]. :-)

To start, here's 3 of my best Google Adsense Widgets tips.

1. Google's Heat Map really does work and deserves the full attention of those who've ignored it. It's really helped me improve my CTR. https://www.google.com/support/Google Adsense Widgets/bin/static.py?page=tips.html&gsessionid=HyRs2QlabOI

2. When it comes to content, take the time write the best article you can. Don't write a bunch of rehashed garbage that's already been copied 100x before by lazier webmasters then you. Write something fresh and recent with new sources. Also, don't make the article short just because you don't like to write. Write until you've exhausted the subject. This will help you avoid duplicate content penalities, increase the stickyness to your site, and put out more 3,4,5, etc. keyword combinations that you can pick up traffic on.

3. Clear off the clutter, eye candy, bells and whistles and unnecessary links from each page. You want visitor's eyeballs to focus on 2 things: Your Content and Your Ads. Trimming the fat also reduces the low value places for visitors to go. You want them to either continue surfing your site or to exit through an ad. I've reduced the clutter and low value links off many of my pages which really helped my CTR and proved to be worth the time it took.

One Final Note: I think it's okay for members t. Follow Heat Map for SURE!

2. Only use 1 ad block per page to keep the highest paying clicks in view and avoid .03 clicks (not worth leaving your site for .03 in my opinion)

3. Blend ads in to design (but still displayed prominently) as to not offend your visitors

o repeat tips as it validates the importance of such tips and shows some priority as to what publishers can focus on.

Use an adlink in addition to an adblock, and consider placing it at the end of your page's text. If the text you've written is sufficiently focused on your keywords, the adlink should have no problem with relevancy. The adlinks really work great and seem to add significantly in many cases to the bottomline. They sometimes subtract from the number of clicks you'd receive from a single adblock, but the dollar amount earned at the end of the day can be greater.

2. when placing adblocks, consider choosing alternating color schemes so repeat visitors to certain pages will see a different ad appearance on repeat visits. this might help alleviOf course, the foundation is quality, original content.

1. Use the channels agressively to test and do more testing - keeping in mind you can't compare just 1 day against another - you have to look at bigger blocks of time.

2. Match your ad style to your page style sheet. I have had big jumps in my CTR in doing this

3. Your traffic sources can impact your CTR. If you are bringing generic, run of network traffic to your site, you will have lower CTR. If you bring targeted traffic focused on your topic to your site, you will see higher CTR

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Keep an open mind and keep trying different things
- sometimes even if you think you are doing well you can still do better - colours - layouts - positioning - ad types etc. Sometimes something that sounds like a really stupid idea might actually do really well.

2. Keep each page on a single topic (where possible) and split large content into multiple pages - lots of highly targetted ads and good proportion of ads to content (obviously don't drown your content with ads).

3. Read the posts on this Adsense Widgets carefully - sometimes there is gold in what seem to be throwaway comments.

Be willing to test.

2. Test.

3. Test.

I was already doing fairly well with Google Adsense Widgets and I thought I was at my max as far as tweaking my page design to work with the ads.

One tip from another member of this Adsense Widgets doubled my Google Adsense Widgets income (by doubling my ctr)

It was nothing "secret", the same information could have been found on the Google heatmap or any of the posts above, but I just never tried it or tested it because I thought I was at my "max" and was almost too jaded to test new things

Don't be afraid to ugly up your site a little bit to make your Google Adsense Widgets ads really stick out to get a better CTR. You'll get a few complaints, but the increased CTR will help you sleep better at night.

2. Use channels to track pages which are triggering different keywords than the bulk of your site. See if you're getting a better EPC for those pages. Make more pages like that.

3. Those Adlinks can work. Give theRegular updating of site with fresh content.
2. Regular website promotion.
3. Open mind for experiments within Google Adsense Widgets TOC.m a try

Here's #3 to add to my list of two above:

3. Periodically monitor for content theft. This can be done a number of ways, including back-tracing links to your site, monitoring your serps, doing searches for unique text on your pages, and using a content monitoring system. This may not overtly seem to be an Google Adsense Widgets tip, but do you really want the unique value of the content YOU created to start popping up elsewhere on other Google Adsense Widgets sites, thereby diluting it's value (ASA, will google ever devise a registration system so site/content owners can at least certify that, on a certain date, the content was on their site and not on a thief's. this would even be a good revenue stream since many webmasters would pay a nice fee for the added protection

Do not prejudge your pages! It's amazing to see that pages you had little expection for turn out to pay very well.

2: As much as possible try to get targetted traffic. Well targeted traffic can really affect CTR and earnings.

3: Broaden your view of your content topic(s). Some very well paying, very relevant, subjects are completely missing on many sites.

Often, it isn't any kind of stretch to include some or all of these sub-topics. It's just that they don't pop up often in general discussions, so some (I'd say many) webmasters don't realize the value of commenting on them on their websites