I’m going to share a piece of information with regard to Google Adsense which you might find useful while trying to monetize your blog. Statistics regarding the most profitable Adsense Ad colors have been revealed and I will be sharing this information with you.
As you can see, I have already started experimenting. Not every site will fit into this criteria and I think you might need to experiment a few times until you find the right colors and Ads for your site. Good Luck!
It looks as though Adsense is experimenting with different fonts to attract more clicks. This is a good step forward both for publishers and advertisers. More and more people are getting bored with the typical ad fonts that adsense provides. Below is an indication of what new ads might look like:
Do you think this will work? Well I hope it does!
Adsense is a great way of monetizing your blog as I mentioned in Monetize your Blog using Adsense. But where do you get the best visibility for your ads? Most people hardly even notice the ads that you display on your blog. In my opinion, the best place to position your ads would be right in your post body. It should be tightly integrated but at the same time very visible to your reader. In case you are wondering how to do this in blogger, here are a few steps that will help you. I have tried it myself and you can see the results on my blog. So go and have fun!
You can get the detailed information here.
I hope this was helpful for you. Good luck. Feel free to drop me a comment.
Bravo! You’ve found your niche, and setup your blog. Now its time to monetize it. After all, you do deserve some money for your efforts right? The most easiest way to do this is using adsense. Adsense is an online advertising network by Google which is by far one of the biggest in the industry. Adsense basically looks for keywords in your posts and delivers relevant ads accordingly. You do not want ads about football on your technology blog right? So here are some easy steps you can follow to setup adsense.
1. Sign up for an adsense account at www.adsense.com
2. Once you setup your account at adsense, you will need to wait for authorization from Google. This typically takes a couple of days - sometimes just in a day.
3. Once you have got that email from Google Adsense, you are ready to monetize your blog.
If you are using blogger, using adsense is a piece of cake. You can easily add adsense using the widgets that are readily available. Try a few types of ads and see which works for you. Most important thing to note is - NEVER EVER click your own ads. You will be banned by Google. You don’t want that to happen right? Go ahead, have fun. Just remember - don’t let your ads be intrusive to your readers. After all, they visited your blog to find out information. Not to see ads.