If your Google Adsense revenue went down because of that change, then you’ll answer yes. But when nothing has changed in your revenue, you’ll answer no, isn’t it?
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The most common misconception of a new blogger wanting to earn from Adsense is that simply putting the Adsense code on his blog and blogging will give them the money. No. It is not as simple as that.
If you are just starting with Google Adsense, I think, before targeting a $100 a month Google Adsense earnings, it’s better to have an easier goal first, and that is to earn $1 per day or $30 per month. It took me 3 months before I achieved that when I’m starting. But how do you [...]
C5 won my year ender Entrecard contest. I already cleared all the pending and moderated comments on my blog and still, she is the last to greet me a happy new year on my blog post. Congratulations C5!
I don’t earn that much on Adsense For Search. Not as much as my earnings on Adsense For Content. But still, an extra bucks from it is better than nothing.
Do I really make money online? I could show you some checks, screen shots of Paypal payments, but still, people doubt it. How about a picture of me holding the dollars after I got my Google Adsense payment for October? I earned $600+ last October, I asked the Western Union people to give the fraction [...]
Since many blogs got a CTR drop during the past few days, I’ve decided to make this blog post to help them out. Luckily, I’m not affected by the CTR drop.
First, what is CTR? CTR stands for click-through rate. It is the ratio of the clicks to the ad impression. Which means that if you [...]
After reading Alan Ocab’s post on his son’s blog, I told myself, let me see if what he said is true. So, I looked for a simple Wordpress theme, customized it and enabled it on this blog. I just planned to test the new layout and see if there will be an increase on my [...]
Build traffic, optimize ads. That’s the formula for success as stated by John Chow.
Let me use some pictures to show you how I did it …
If you’re a good observer, you’ll notice that all my Google Adsense advertisements here are text ads. I don’t use image ads. Why?
So, Techcruch is earning 10 Million pesos on his blog. But do you know that someone in the Philippines is earning US$19K per month in Google Adsense?
Now, that is something you might want to do. Imagine, thousands of people are subscribed to Google Adsense official blog. If your video is featured, it could be seen by thousands of readers and could generate additional traffic.
Google Adsense just announced a new way to earn income by using their video unit.
Here is their introduction:
Adsense stop words trigger Public Service Ads which gives you nothing when someone clicked on it.
I have this problem with one of my blog post before because it has stop words in it. Even if the traffic is high, I get nothing and loses something (bandwidth).
I just saw this on my Google Adsense account today.
I signed-up with ClickAider yesterday after reading it on Silkenhut. Now, I’ve got some data to analyze.
Well, every big name in blogosphere joined, from Shoemoney, to John Chow and Darren Rowse. So, I thought I should join also, otherwise, the big names will not be complete. Harharhar! Just kidding.
Now, you can protect your Google Adsense account from others copying your google_ad_client id and putting it to their site that violates Google Adsense policies. All you have to do is to use the new Allowed Sites feature of Google Adsense which can be found on the Adsense Setup tab of your Google Adsense account.
Yes, I agree, the Mel and Joey report regarding blogging is hyped. You cannot really earn that much money from blogging overnight. It took months and even years before the featured bloggers got their truckloads of dollars.
Last week, I went to the doctor to check why I was having this headache for 3 days. The doctor found out that I have hypertension. But since our family does not have a history of hypertension, the doctor recommended several laboratory tests to determine where this hypertension is coming from.
