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Think about segmenting your sites: making some pages for high search engine traffic, other pages to sell products, and still other pages just for Google AdSense. To implement this, you?ll need to recognize that different pages on your site can have different purposes. You may have pages designed to sell specific products. Others may be designed to rank high in the search engines (but don't ever try to trick the search engines). Still others can be designed for Google AdSense. Now, once you know which pages you're creating for AdSense, your job is simple; select an appropriate keyword (or key phrase). Then you?ll use that keyword as the file name and put dashes between the words. You would use the file name like 'water-gardening.html' for your water gardening page. Best case scenario is that you are able to select keywords that are the highest paying keyword on the topic. By tweaking the file name, you may be able to improve your AdSense results dramatically.
Knock yourself out to make high quality information pages. The ideal Google AdSense page should have great content about a very specific topic. Take pains to be very clear about what the topic is, and carefully choose the keyword (or key phrase) describing the topic. Users don?t like vague pages that don?t make it very clear what the page is all about. Don?t even think about trying to 'trick' AdSense. They have penalties, including getting kicked out. Don't create a page on one topic and give it a file name about a different topic that?s too confusing.
In a nutshell, you want to make sure the page you create offers great value to people interested in the topic. When you provide excellent information on a specific topic, your visitors will benefit and will be more likely to click through to relevant AdWords.
Select vertical AdWords format. Everyone has seen way too many horizontal banner ads up top. Thus, Google recommends you choose the vertical -- not horizontal -- format to display your AdWords. I agree. People have become 'banner blind' to a horizontal format. Plus, Google has 'trained' us to click on relevant text ads on their own site and they use the vertical format.
Make sure you display AdWords prominently. It?s to your financial advantage to put the AdWords near the top of your page on the right. Make sure there is enough 'breathing room' -- i.e. white space around the ads -- so that they will easily attract your visitors.
Just don?t do it--don't cheat.
I know it?s tempting, because it seems so easy and it?s just sitting there waiting for you to do it, but do not click on the AdWords displayed on your own site to increase your revenue. Google (rightfully) frowns on this.
Plus, Google has some of the smartest engineers around, and they are very good at detecting this kind of fraud. And really, for an extra $1, is it worth getting kicked out of a money-maker like AdSense? I think not?
In conclusion, I want to say that these strategies can help you maximize your revenue from Google AdSense. And I personally guarantee that you?ll have a whole lot of fun creating content pages on topics you have a passion for.
So what are you waiting for? Go to Google AdSense right now, and start getting those AdSense Money checks!
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