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The Fastest Route to Monetizing Your Blog

By on Monday, June 6th, 2011 | 6 Comments

For most people blogging starts out as a hobby or a passion and then later on moves, almost by accident, into a money-making venture. Normally a blog will start out earning money for the first year (or even two years), before it starts taking in a few dollars. Once it makes a bit of money [...]

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How to Understand What Your Google Adsense Report Means

By on Thursday, June 2nd, 2011 | No Comments

So, you’ve made the first steps and you’ve signed up with Google Adsense, all in an effort to try to monetize your blog and get paid a little something for doing something that you enjoy.  Sounds great, right?  Sure, until you open up your Adsense report and don’t have any idea what the numbers mean. [...]

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Google Web Cache, Google User Content

By on Thursday, May 12th, 2011 | 10 Comments

You’ve probably seen them before, the urls with googleusercontent.com in them. Probably you wondered what they were, and were a bit suspicious. One place where they show up regularly are your Google Adsense stats, in the list of sites accompanied by this warning: Now, what is that? What to do with those unauthorised sites? Well, [...]

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Adsense section targeting: Target the ads you get

By on Friday, April 2nd, 2010 | 5 Comments

The power of Adsense is that the ads are targeted at the content of your website, and thus, normally, at the interest of the viewer.
However, depending on your website setup, this can give some problems sometimes.

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Adsense tip: First Impression is everything.

By on Tuesday, January 5th, 2010 | 9 Comments

[ad]Humans are very visually oriented, that is why, and this will not come as a surprise to you, your first impression counts. This goes for meeting someone of the opposite sex, but it definately goes for your website. On different levels even! First of all it’s important that your website looks nice and clean, well [...]

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Adsense: 10 clicks and no dollars?

By on Sunday, November 29th, 2009 | 8 Comments

A remark often made by people just starting out with Google Adsense, is that they’ve had 120 Page Impressions, 21 clicks, and still their earnings is at 0,00$. There are three possibility 1. The click considered as invalid click 2. The click happened on the public service ads 3. The click is less than 1 [...]

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Google Adsense Secrets?

By on Monday, August 24th, 2009 | 13 Comments

A whole lot of internet-marketing-gurus who are into AdSense will tell you that content is king, and that by having rich content on your Adsense sites you will gain more profit. This is of course very true. No content, no visitors, no adsense, no money, no food, no screaming babes waiting to go home with [...]

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Using channels in Adsense

By on Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009 | 14 Comments

Adsense’s channels often seem intimidating to new adsense users, and many people do not see the use of them. However, since knowledge is power, channels are the adsense equivalent of power. Channels can bring you insight in the performance of your different websites, ad-placements, colorschemes, ad-types, pages, and much more. So how do you use [...]

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Top 10 SEO things NOT to do

By on Thursday, May 7th, 2009 | 34 Comments

1. Hide text Using the same colors, or low contrasting textcolors, hiding text behind images etcera, all these ways to put keywords in your pages without them being visible to your visitors are a definate nono. Google says me don’t like. And if Google says that, you’re out of the game. 2. Redirects and Multiple [...]

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Google AdSense Announced ‘Google Ad Planner’

By on Wednesday, May 6th, 2009 | 4 Comments

If you are an AdSense publisher, and you would like to attract advertisers to target your website or blog specifically with their ads then this is the tool you need: Google AdPlanner’s Publisher Center. [ad]Google’s Ad Planner is the tool that is used by advertisers to find sites related to what they advertise. Google’s brand [...]

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