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Posted by aks2008 • 2/13/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: adsense, blog, clicks, google, traffic

How can one get maximum clicks on google ads ?

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2/13/08

maneja81

I think adsense is history.. Tell me the truth.. Do you click on ads on other's website??

Now a days almost everybody has a website or blog and using these money making tools and According to me 90% of these people do not click on other's website..

What's your call??

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1. 2/13/08
  
  aks2008
  
  You have hit the bull's eye with your answer. I believe almost everyone knows about adsense now. People really don't like clicking on other ads. so, still how to make others click on ads ?
2. 6/29/08
  
  achuna
  
  I click if it is really what iam looking for, why waste time searching and I don think i lost anything by doing that.
3. 12/03/08
  
  deoangel
  
  I agree with you. I have adsense and I have just started to click other people's ads. I have had my blog for four months.
4. 5/03/09
  
  EntrepreneurNovice
  
  If Adsense was history, Google's value on the stock market would be zero
5. 5/05/09
  
  nasbock
  
  anybody want to get increase from his or her google ads should mail me on bukola4u2see@yahoo.co.uk for more details
2/13/08

nell

try this
2refresh.blogspot.com/2007/12/increase-your-adsense-profit.html

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1. 2/13/08
  
  aks2008
  
  I have followed most of the tips mentioned in your blog. But still, adsense sucks !!
2. 12/02/08
  
  RandomHelena
  
  Thanks!
3. 5/03/09
  
  EntrepreneurNovice
  
  Well the first question is: do you have traffic ?
  If not try Hubpages rather cause it drives traffic for you, knowing nothing about adsense and seo I made 80$ per month with adsense:
  hubpages.com/_hubpagesblog/hub/Adsense-Earnings-day-by-day
2/13/08

DOUGGOFFdotCOM

I was doing good for a while but because I constantly use the work "f*&king" adsense is only giving me PSAs now.

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2/13/08

maneja81

Bribe them, Give them some share of your earnings, do AdSense networking but Google is smart enough ;-)... be careful.

However I would say make your website popular, provide good content and go for private ads... This is hard but works for sure..

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2/13/08

ModelElaine

ha! you can't make money with Adsense. forget it

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1. 2/13/08
  
  maneja81
  
  I agree :-) .. Its History
2. 2/13/08
  
  aks2008
  
  Thanks for your reply. But I am confident that adsense will work for me one day..
3. 2/13/08
  
  pointlessbanter
  
  I do okay per month.
2/13/08

AshleySong

I've made $10 yesterday alone with Adsense on 1 blog. And it's all legitimate clicks. Use the 300*250 ad format. But ads before your content so they are the first thing people see. Get a lot of traffic but only targeted visitors. Try to blend the color of your Adsense ads with your site's layout. Using Adsense is one of the easiest ways to make money online. It might not make you rich but it can provide extra revenue.

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1. 4/25/08
  
  Norski
  
  Thanks for adding practical experience to this thread!
  
  AdSense also has a quite helpful 'heat map' as a guide for where ads work best.
  
  It all takes work, but what worthwhile doesn't?
2. 12/02/08
  
  RandomHelena
  
  I think your advice is great AshleySong :0)
3. 12/02/08
  
  arshad
  
  i dont agree that its not possible to earn via adsense .its 1000% possible .
2/13/08

mikeny07

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1. 4/25/08
  
  Norski
  
  It also appears to depend on what sort of ads are attracted.
  
  Real estate must be a highly competitive industry: some of the highest-paying ads have been for real estate agencies.
2/13/08

mitch972

I've never had luck with adsense on my blog or my business site.

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1. 4/25/08
  
  Norski
  
  Quite possible.
  
  In that case, it would be time to change.
  
  Before doing that, I'd look at your pages' copy, and where the ads are. Just a thought.
2/13/08

blackzedd

It will work better if your traffic ie. target reader is not so internet savvy. And of course, not bloggers.

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2/13/08

friedclyde

when will u understand that contextual advertisments can be used as a tool to provide more infotrmation to ur visitors ur profits will increase

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2/13/08

chriswhiteley

I don't think I will give up on Adsense. To say that "everyone" knows about adsense if flawed. Most of my friends and family get confused when I mention Adsense. I have to constantly remind my girlfriend not to click on the adsense ads when she reads my blog from our home PC

Like blackzedd mentioned: a site where your target reader is not so net savvy is the best place to put Adsense.

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1. 4/25/08
  
  Norski
  
  Well said. "Everybody knows" is a suspect assumption.
2/13/08

tamalds

Be patient, earnings will come soon. Dont just depend on it, use others like bidvertiser.

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2/13/08

kaybday

I'm pretty satisfied with AdSense, though it's not the only ad content I feature. I do try to set up the page so the ad content doesn't overwhelm. And if you use the tools, you can match ads to your subject areas. They've been so good at matching that sometimes, I have to resist clicking on my own ads because I'm actually interested in a product. I agree you must have the traffic. When I have a day with at least 1,000 unique visitors, I see some nice results.

My traffic seems to really dip and spike though, depending on what I write about.

best, KBD

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1. 12/02/08
  
  RandomHelena
  
  1000 visitors wow...I get maybe 10 a day but then I'm a NooB and am still learning.
2/13/08

Showbizchika

I don't think that adsense is s**k...In my blogs I earn $15.00 everyday...It's depend on how interesting your sites/blogs is..

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1. 2/14/08
  
  maneja81
  
  $15 from all your sites or just one??
2/14/08

supremegood

I'm still learning the ropes with AdSense & have never made more than $20 in a single day but it seems to me that those of you who think too many people "know" about AdSense are thinking too small. There are tons of new internet users online everyday who have never seen or heard of such a thing. Seems to me that if your blog / website is not getting many clicks even though you have traffic then perhaps it's the quality of the traffic and not the ads themselves. I mean if your blog or website is only attracting internet savvy peeps...then maybe it's time for a re-org? Just my humble opinion. Lots of folks make money online, maybe not the millions we hear about but they are out there....I mean someone is paying for all those clicks, right?

www.drinktothedead.com

Thanks for listening.

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2/14/08

Showbizchika

$15 for one site only not including my 5 blogs and my other 1 personal blog which the travel blog.Just give more extra time to your site/blog and be patient..:-)

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4/22/08

frisbete

Until now, I'm satisfy of Adsense. It gave me $400 - $800 a month from my 4 blogs. So, according to me, no reason to make it history!

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4/25/08

Showbizchika

One thing to earn is be patient..Some tips!!!Make a traffic+optimized=$$$$ Success.. Thats what I did to my blogs/sites...

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4/25/08

Norski

I know: AdSense sucks.

Now, in my world, it works pretty well. I'm getting a response rate of about 0.5% - not all that spectacular, but not bad, either.

I worked for about 20 years in direct mail, an industry that's not, I think, all that unlike online advertising. I'm taking a page view as equivalent to one mailing piece.

In direct mail, if a company makes a sale from one-half of one percent of the pieces it sends, it's not doing too badly. Nobody's going to be too happy, but it probably won't be viewed as a disaster.

Getting 3% response, or anything above that, would be reason to break out the champaign.

As for me, I'm trying to boost that 0.5% rate, but I'm trying harder to boost traffic.

Which is a whole different topic.

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6/29/08

juh271987

I agree with AshleySong. Try to blend the color of your Adsense ads with your site's layout. I think we must also help other bloggers, lets help each other. And don't concentrate on adsense, there are a lot of advertiser beside google adsense.

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6/29/08

snaik4

hii my name is sriram iam not getting paid for click

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6/29/08

csiunatc

You also have to remember that the traffic you are getting will have a large impact on the result.

Adsense is contextual (to some extent successfully) which means that the ad will reflect the topic of the page or post.

Because of this, people who arrive on your site from a search engine, probably looked for something close to whats in the ads. The result is that they are more prone to click ads than people who arrive through social networks etc.

Without search engine traffic, your revenue will be low.

My adsense is very high on the days when i get lots of Search Engine Traffic. and almost 90% less on a day when its Social network heavy.

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1. 5/03/09
  
  MaxHomeBits
  
  I agree entirely, traffic from social networks is at best a waste of time, it only ads to your traffic stats, but doesn't earn you anything. Search engine traffic is where the real money is.
7/01/08

kirewass

An improvement to the Google advertising platform is in the wings. Expect to hear more about this in the coming months...

Besides, I received an e-mail today from Google AdSense saying that the AdSense Referrals are going to be retired during the last week of August.

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7/01/08

maddys

bloggertrickz.blogspot.com/2008/06/maximum-clicks-at-your-adsense-blog-how....

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1. 12/02/08
  
  RandomHelena
  
  Thank you!
7/01/08

alexd181

AdSense actually works quite well. It took me about a year to figure out how to use it correctly - but if you get it working right it makes more than any other CPC network.

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1. 5/04/09
  
  CAPTSAMSG
  
  show me how ....captsamsg@yahoo.com
11/27/08

aks2008

Thank you all for your wonderful replies !

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11/27/08

timethief

@aks2008
You're such a comic. lol You have a blog for those who are desperately in need of dating tips and you posted this thread on 2/13/08. The last comment received was on 7/01/08. I guess you must have posted now because you made a bundle, right?

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11/27/08

lath

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1. 11/28/08
  
  timethief
  
  @lath
  Read the Google adsense policies & terms of service. Know that clicking ads as you suggest is click fraud that can get you banned & blacklisted. www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=48182
11/28/08

aks2008

This is not a place to ask for clicks on ads. This is a general discussion. please understand !

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12/02/08

D3Marketers

Well, one of my blogs is on the top 5 on SERP's of google already, but got fewer than expected visitors. Where's the purported search engine traffic???? Just wondering

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12/02/08

lesfriendly

i got $0.07 from my blog for one week lol. i must really suck. but then again its my first blog

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12/02/08

weblogian

Its's MADsense

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12/02/08

computertreasure

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12/03/08

aks2008

Dear, its not a place to ask for link exchange !

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5/03/09

musTraysManagement

Having more than 1 year Blogging, I've just received my AdSense payment for US$ 116.47

It's not too bad. Is it?

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5/03/09

shraqshaq77

I think it's not because of AdSense is suck or what. If you need more click on AdSense, do not make blog about blogging and anything that have to do with Ads and so on.
Change the niche like "online dating". Usually, those people rarely pay attention, whatever that attract their eyes, they'll click.

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5/03/09

FunologieDotCom

Adsense is never history , make money with it depends on a few things: 1-your target audience,don't expect to make big money with personal blog, most reader would be returning people so they might only click once in their lifetime. 2-if you have a say, website about all the available apartments in new York city, you would sure get huge traffic and clicks because people are " searching". Google beats yahoo because it emphasizes Search. The question you should ask is: what people are looking for? Do my ads provide what they are looking for?(apartments ads) . 3- I'm going to eat breakfast now .....sorry

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5/03/09

timethief

The bottom line is that cheap credit is no more. Companies are cutting back on their marketing and advertising budgets and fewer people are clicking ads. Add it that the fact that very few bloggers have the degree of expertise required to produce content that brings in the massive number of hits on advertisements that are required to make a living from blogging.

You will never make a significant income from blogging and relying solely on Adsnense if you lack expertise in a specific niche and you do NOT know how to:
* be a skillful blogger;
* create an archive full of quality content;
* structure a search engine optimized blog;
* promote your blog via social networks and other means;
* establish and maintain a faithful and growing readership (organic traffic)

I don’t think there is a single best way to make money by blogging. I think the nature of the blog, the niche it’s in, and the quality of the contents are all factors that go into selecting the combination of advertising and affiliate plans that may be workable for any given blog.
These posts may be helpful:
Twenty five steps for bloggers to increase blog traffic
onecoolsite.wordpress.com/2009/01/15/twenty-five-steps-to-increase-blog-tra...
Twenty income streams for bloggers
onecoolsite.wordpress.com/2009/01/22/twenty-income-streams-for-bloggers/

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1. 5/05/09
  
  aks2008
  
  timethief, You just rock !! Thank you so much for sharing those valuable links
5/03/09

Closeoutindustry

I collect $125-$150 a month from adsense. While not enough to write home about...I will keep plugging away-

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5/03/09

BetsyIckes

I think most people just Google what they are looking for. Once in a great while they may come across something they want to click on.

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1. 5/05/09
  
  aks2008
  
  I agree.
5/05/09

witewood

Pose a question related to your theme, but don't provide any answers yourself, try to attrct ads which will prove useful links. An example is product review. The post might attract potential buyers, but they may click on ads if they are links for related products.

You will not get many adsense clicks from blog traffic. Nearly all of it will come from search engine traffic. In my own case, it's people coming to my site looking to download free stuff. The ads direct them to additional sites.

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