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There are no such thing as high paying keywords that you can borrow, only high paying websites that you can make.
Just now I came across this insightful discussion at WebmasterWorld about high paying keywords, which I believe, is a very good lesson every Adsense beginner should take a close peek. It’s live here as I’m writing this digest, http://www.webmasterworld.com/google_adsense/3380920.htm.
Updated: Added a few more tools.
It’s a good Adsenser to make good content, but it’s an excellent Adsenser who knows what content to make. Before getting down to serious work, you should always know what you are doing and whether you’ll be rewarded or not. Find the right niche. So give it a try to the following carefully selected keyword tools to advance to the next level.
It’s not first time many compaint about irrelevant ads on their webpages. For a dedicated blogger who writes for income must do things right at the very beginning to get relevant ads.
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Someone from webmasterworld confirmed the Adsense formula.Apparently he’s pretty exciting because in 2 weeks, his Adsense earning soared from $0 to $50 /day with 3500-4000 unique visits per day. And 2 weeks ago he even got no website!
Source: http://www.webmasterworld.com/google_adsense/3364222.htm
Updated: Added Google Hot Trends in the tools section.
Updated: Added a few more keyword tools.
More traffic simply means more revenue with Adsense. I haven’t been writing for long time but as I learn and experiment, things eventually come up for me a little. Here’s some thoughts I’m going to share with you and at the same time clear the mess up for myself. Thanks to those guys at DP, they are just lovely! Read the rest of this entry »
CTR could just have been an everlasting issue for the vast majority of adsensers, especially those who are barely getting on the highway, among which I’m the centurion. -D Anyway, one guy at webmasterworld had some trouble figuring out why one of the ad placements underperformed the rest.
Source: http://www.webmasterworld.com/google_adsense/3361223.htm
Adwords advertisers applies geo-targeting to get more relevant traffic for their campaigns. So for adsense publishers, visitors from different countries may very probably view different ads that are specifically targeted to their respective geographic locations. What if you are an adsense publisher from another country and want to find out what ads are being displayed to your American visitors?
First install the preview tool or you may have installed it but not very familiar with its options. Initiate the preview window by clicking on ‘Google Adsense Preview Tool’ from the contextual menu on whatever webpage that you want to preview ads about.
Updated: Added section ignore codes for Adsense.
Source: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=356498
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