How many times have you seen an ad campaign running for “Google Adsense” that makes it sound so easy to make revenue by just copying and pasting their code onto your website? After all the research I have done on Google Adsense, I finally realized how it is not that easy just to copy and paste. There is much more beyond this that must be done in order to make Google Adsense revenue.
The following are techniques that must be implemented in order to really make money with Google Adsense:
1. Design a website that is Google Adsense friendly
In other words, make sure that your website has much content that is keyword rich and make sure your keyword density is decent.
Make sure that you are using the most beneficial keywords for your niche. Try to choose keywords that cost more for pay per click. For example, if a keyword such as "dog training" cost $2.00 per click to run an ad campaign, you can be well assured that you will make around half of that per click.
By choosing the top competitive keywords, you will increase your Adsense revenue considerably. Once indexed, Google will then be able to know what correct ads to place on your website.
2. Generate traffic to your website using a number of different techniques
Nuff said. Just remember: backlinks, backlinks, backlinks!
3. Blend your ads
Google Adsense ads can be published and designed in a wide variety of formats. When displaying your ads, decide upon a size that would be best suitable for your website. There are different sizes to choose from.
There are also different fonts and colors you can use to create your ads. Try to use a color that blends in well with your website. Also, although borders can be used, many web publishers state on forums and blogs, that once they removed their borders, they had more clicks on their ads.
4. Find the best ad placements
When displaying ads on your website, it is best to place them in a place where visitors can review them. One good place to display your ads is somewhere at the top of your website. A lot of web publishers use the top left corner for displaying Google Adsense. However, when you go to a website, what is one of the first things you look at? Could it be how the website is navigated by its menu? That is why another great place to display your ads could be near the navigation menu.
Earning revenue with Google Adsense takes time, patience, and trial and error. The more you read about how Adsense works for others, the more you will understand how it will work for you.
