Millions of web site owners in the world are extremely frustrated because they just cannot enough get visitors to their web site. There’s no mystery. The following reasons might give you some ideas why your blog fail to make money from AdSense.
1. Using Keywords
First, let's cover "on the page optimization". This refers to the locations on your web page where you place or use your Primary Keyword Phrase. (You'll often hear it referred to as that: your Primary Keyword Phrase - this is the main search term that you are optimizing any given page for.)
i) Directory / File Name: If you have already created your website, I wouldn't recommend going back through it to change all of your file names. However, when adding new pages or creating a new site, it makes sense to include your keywords in the directory names and file names. This helps to "define" your pages to both your visitors and to the search engines.
For the term "online business ideas" you can name the page:
online-business-ideas.htm -or- /online/business-ideas.htm
Search engines treat hyphens as spaces, allowing them to read the individual words in a file name or directory name.
In both cases the search engines will read the phrase "online business ideas". Again, this doesn't hold a lot of weight in and of itself.
ii) The Title Bar: The Title Bar is considered the most valuable piece of real estate on your web page - and for more reasons than one. First, the search engines look here for a general "summary" of the content of your page. It's important that you use your Primary Keyword Phrase at the very beginning of the Title.
Between the is where you want to place your page title, which should begin with your Primary Keyword Phrase as in the example above.
In addition, it's *important* to word it so that it will interest searchers that are scanning the search results where your listing appears. A title that is "stuffed with keywords" or doesn't make any sense to human readers, will not result in a very high click-through rate.
2. Text Link Ads
This is one of the easiest but often overlooked ways to make money from a blog. The income is consistent and passive at the same time – meaning you don’t have to do anything besides concentrate on the writing.
You can check how much you can make from Text Link Ads. Join Text Link Ads here if you are not a member already. So how much you can get from Text Link Ads? Admittedly the amount changes month after month, sometimes it goes up sometimes go down.
3. Hot topic lately
In fact, people are building sites specifically for the purpose of earning Adsense revenue. I've even seen a few products on that topic, lately. For example... Price for Petrol and Disel Hike !!!
First, let's cover "on the page optimization". This refers to the locations on your web page where you place or use your Primary Keyword Phrase. (You'll often hear it referred to as that: your Primary Keyword Phrase - this is the main search term that you are optimizing any given page for.)
i) Directory / File Name: If you have already created your website, I wouldn't recommend going back through it to change all of your file names. However, when adding new pages or creating a new site, it makes sense to include your keywords in the directory names and file names. This helps to "define" your pages to both your visitors and to the search engines.
For the term "online business ideas" you can name the page:
online-business-ideas.htm -or- /online/business-ideas.htm
Search engines treat hyphens as spaces, allowing them to read the individual words in a file name or directory name.
In both cases the search engines will read the phrase "online business ideas". Again, this doesn't hold a lot of weight in and of itself.
ii) The Title Bar: The Title Bar is considered the most valuable piece of real estate on your web page - and for more reasons than one. First, the search engines look here for a general "summary" of the content of your page. It's important that you use your Primary Keyword Phrase at the very beginning of the Title.
Between the is where you want to place your page title, which should begin with your Primary Keyword Phrase as in the example above.
In addition, it's *important* to word it so that it will interest searchers that are scanning the search results where your listing appears. A title that is "stuffed with keywords" or doesn't make any sense to human readers, will not result in a very high click-through rate.
2. Text Link Ads
This is one of the easiest but often overlooked ways to make money from a blog. The income is consistent and passive at the same time – meaning you don’t have to do anything besides concentrate on the writing.
You can check how much you can make from Text Link Ads. Join Text Link Ads here if you are not a member already. So how much you can get from Text Link Ads? Admittedly the amount changes month after month, sometimes it goes up sometimes go down.
3. Hot topic lately
In fact, people are building sites specifically for the purpose of earning Adsense revenue. I've even seen a few products on that topic, lately. For example... Price for Petrol and Disel Hike !!!
Here's the concept:
Find high paying keywords* and build a website around them, using Adsense as your source of revenue. Some people are even creating one-pagers (using reprinted material or free articles) that carry 3 Adsense modules on the one page... and then advertising these pages on Adwords (or other pay-per-click engines).
The goal is to bid on less competitive keywords in the same niche where you can get good placement for the minimum bid. You then advertise your optimized page, which will hopefully display the more competitive (expensive) ads. With this method, you stand to earn way more than you spend...
4. High Paying Keywords
This is actually an inaccurate way to call it, though it's the popular phrase used in these discussions. What you are looking for is Competitive keywords. Meaning that the advertisers are paying higher bid prices for these words/phrases because it is a very competitive market. The more they are paying, the more you stand to earn.
Personally, anyone with a brain can certainly figure out some very useful ways to put this theory into action - while still providing a great resource to their target market.
Find high paying keywords* and build a website around them, using Adsense as your source of revenue. Some people are even creating one-pagers (using reprinted material or free articles) that carry 3 Adsense modules on the one page... and then advertising these pages on Adwords (or other pay-per-click engines).
The goal is to bid on less competitive keywords in the same niche where you can get good placement for the minimum bid. You then advertise your optimized page, which will hopefully display the more competitive (expensive) ads. With this method, you stand to earn way more than you spend...
4. High Paying Keywords
This is actually an inaccurate way to call it, though it's the popular phrase used in these discussions. What you are looking for is Competitive keywords. Meaning that the advertisers are paying higher bid prices for these words/phrases because it is a very competitive market. The more they are paying, the more you stand to earn.
Personally, anyone with a brain can certainly figure out some very useful ways to put this theory into action - while still providing a great resource to their target market.
5. Others
**Blend Adsense ads into your writings.
**Sometimes, going against rule helps, try to make the ads stand out from the rest sometimes work. (it really depends)
**Test with different colors in background, title, and borders. there was once change of background colors help me to increase my revenue for 50%.
**Dont overpush your visitors with too much ads, it might work worse and push your visitors to close the window instead.
**Placing image at the side of adsense helps. However this might be performed carefully as it might goes against adsense policy. make sure you dont go against the rules to avoid bans.
**Generally a 336 x 286 Large square ads works is the best. This is however, very very particular experience and it might not work the same on your websites.
**Sometimes, going against rule helps, try to make the ads stand out from the rest sometimes work. (it really depends)
**Test with different colors in background, title, and borders. there was once change of background colors help me to increase my revenue for 50%.
**Dont overpush your visitors with too much ads, it might work worse and push your visitors to close the window instead.
**Placing image at the side of adsense helps. However this might be performed carefully as it might goes against adsense policy. make sure you dont go against the rules to avoid bans.
**Generally a 336 x 286 Large square ads works is the best. This is however, very very particular experience and it might not work the same on your websites.
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Disclaimer: No Guarantee or promises is given on what your Adsense performance or income will be. All performance and earnings examples are only for illustrational purposes, and should be threated as such. It is strictly against Google's Adsense terms that publishers design websites, purely with the objective of earning adsense income. Breach of these terms can result in termination of your account, and forefitting of any Adsense income earned.
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Disclaimer: No Guarantee or promises is given on what your Adsense performance or income will be. All performance and earnings examples are only for illustrational purposes, and should be threated as such. It is strictly against Google's Adsense terms that publishers design websites, purely with the objective of earning adsense income. Breach of these terms can result in termination of your account, and forefitting of any Adsense income earned.
