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Showing posts with label Adsense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adsense. Show all posts

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Definiton : There are two types of ads to publish on your site using the Adsense program. When I speak of ad types, I am not referring to the different formats and sizes, but that kind of revenue you generate. These can be:

CPC: Ads that generate revenue for each click.

CPM: Ads that generate revenue for every thousand impressions.

geotargetingThen we can show on our site, both CPC ads, or CPM. You may know that revenues generated in each individual? Unfortunately it does not depend on the campaign that has engaged the advertiser. Can you account, then, that regardless of what you pay for the click, if the ratio of your ads are, to a greater extent by the CPC, you should increase your CTR (higher ratio of clicks per impression) to generate more profits.

In contrast, if the ads shown, they are mostly CPM, you have to do to increase your earnings is to have more visits and thus more impressions.

As we said before, as we can not know which ads are CPC or CPM, (although some have their theories), unfortunately we must work on improving two key aspects to make more money with Adsense, increase the CTR (here’s how) and number of impressions. Adsense recommended in both types of display ads, to avoid the narrow segment of advertisers and maximize your earning potential. This will make from your Adsense account.
Example :
* 1,000 impressions
* 30 clicks (CTR = 3%)
* Earnings of $ 6 s (CPC of $ 0.20 per click s)

Now let’s see what can happen to an increase in your CTR:

Case 1

* 1,000 impressions
* 60 clicks (CTR = 6%)
* Earnings of $ 12 s (CPC of $ 0.20 per click s)

After a very good optimization, we improve our CTR doubled from 3% to 6%. Assuming that Google maintained the CPC in $ s or 0.20 cents per click, we could double our profits.

Case 2

* 1,000 impressions
* 60 clicks (CTR = 6%)
* Earnings of $ 6 s (CPC of $ 0.10 per click s)

In this case, we were also able to implement a good job, getting an increase in CTR. Unfortunately under the Google CPC ads to our half, so that despite our work, our profits were stable at $ 6 s. As we saw in the examples, the ideal would be the case 1, where we could maintain the CPC, and after sampling to improve CTR, we increased our earnings.

As we will see later when we explain in another article that is the eCPM and serving, it’s likely that whatever the case 2, which adjusted the price that Google paid for each click and left us with the same earnings, which eCPM is called stability.

How to increase CPM and earnings at Google Adsense ?

My recommendations are:

1) Write unique content and quality.

Content is most important – original content, interesting content, with descriptions, pictures and of course it must be usefull for visitors.

2) Optimize your ads have a high CTR.

Many publishers forget this. Go to Adsense Setup/Channels and try to write channel title and description and help advertisers to choose you. More advertisers, bigger competiiton – more earnings.



3) Choose good banner position

It is essential to know what is the best placement of Google ads on your pages, it depends on which people can click and clicks of your winnings depend, then we could start with the same Google recommends reviewing “Heat maps” that show areas with the highest clicks in different areas of a traditional website, a forum and blogs

4) Choose the best conversion banner size

Rectangle and Square 250×250, 300×250 – they have better conversion – of course if you put in the top place.

5) Works to improve your site to get more hits.

You must change sometimes banners, templates, topic and more – to watch and learn. Than you will impove yourself.

6) Write about a specific topic, you will have specific creative, relevant and best payments that a general theme, which are usually waste and low CPC.
7) Learn in detail your stats, which are the best source of information for accounts that generate higher returns.



Friday, June 5, 2009

To Insert a Banner Link to your blog you must first...............

have a banner ready. You can create your own banner in an image editing program like I have done or go to an online banner generator. To find an online banner generator just type 'free banner generator' in Google's Search Box and hit Enter.

Once you have made a banner upload it to a free host like GooglePages. At present GooglePages offers 100 MB free space for hosting your files. After uploading it copy the Url of the image.

You can even upload the banner picture to Blogger. To do this click on Create Post and click on the Add Image icon in the top frame of the Post Editor.

NOTE :THE ONLY FILE YOU CAN UPLOAD TO BLOGGER IS A IMAGE FILE.

Choose the picture in your PC by browsing to it and upload it to the post. Now click the Edit Html tab in the top frame of the Post Editor. There you will see the code for the picture which will look like this :






You can extract the URL of the picture from the above code like this :

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_J2kVk3AKsXA/RXcetyx4o6I/
AAAAAAAAAAw/khphtkWwAMY/s400/PIC_NAME.jpg


Copy this and use it later. You can now save this post as a draft so that it is not seen by viewers.

Log in to Dashboard of your blog and click on Layout. Click on Edit Html tab next to Page Elements tab below the Template tab. Do not put a check in the Expand Widget templates box. Scroll down in the Edit Template text box till you come to :




Replace the second line above with this line :



Save Template. Click on Page Elements tab. On Page Elements view you will now see a link to Add Page Elements has been added to the Blog Posts section.

CHOOSE TEXT PAGE ELEMENT TO CREATE A PERMANENT MESSAGE ON TOP OF YOUR POSTS.

Click on this link and a popup window will open with 12 choices. Choose the Html/Javascript option. DO NOT choose the picture option because that will only add a banner and not a banner-link. In the content section of the Add Html/Javascript window add the following code :

Your Blog Title

Substitute MYBLOG with name of your blog, URL OF YOUR BANNER AT GOOGLEPAGES with the link of your banner you uploaded to Googlepages in Step 2 and YOUR BLOG TITLE with the title of your blog. Save Changes. Refresh Cache. View Blog.

See the banner I have created at the top of this post.

To analyze web site traffic with Google Analytics you will.....

first have to add the Analytics code to your blog template. To do this go to Google Analytics and register with your Google account. It is free and has no limitations. On the Analytics Settings page click on '+ Add Website Profile' link in the top frame of the Website Profiles box. This takes you to the ' Create New Website Profile' page.

Paste the URL of your blog/site in the text box under ' Add a Profile for a new domain '. Select the timezone of your country and click on Finish. A new page opens where you are presented with the code to be pasted in your template. Right click in the text box and Select All and then left click in the shaded section and select Copy. Go to Edit Html under Template tab in your blog after logging in to Dashboard and clicking on your blog name. Scroll down in Edit Template text box and paste the code copied from Google Analytics at the very end of the template just before the tag. Save Template Changes. Republish.

Go back to Google Analytics main Settings page and you will find your site/blog listed. Click on the confirm link to confirm that you have added the code to your blog and Google Analytics will start receiving data.

To see the reports go to Google Analytics Settings page click the down arrow in the text box 'Click to select Website Profile' next to 'View Reports' in the orange bar running across the top of the page. Select the blog url for which you want to view reports. The default 'Executive Overview' page of Reports of your site opens. The page is divided into two main parts : A

sidebar and a main column titled Executive Overview. Click the image alongside for a bigger view. The sidebar contains the Dashboards where youcan select the views you want to see, the All Reports section showing optimization for Marketing and for Content and lastlya Date Range section where you can select a date range for which to view reports.

The main column of Executive Overview is divided into four parts. The top left rectangle show Visits and Pageviews for the last week. The top right rectangle show how many visits were by New and how many by Returning visitors as a percentage of the total visits that week. The bottom left recangle shows a Geo Map Overlay showing the international distribution of your visitors that week. The bottom right shows the Visits by Source that week showing the sites your visitors came from.

Some other useful site counters can be found at :

http:/www.statcounter.com
http:/www.clustrmaps.com
http://sitemeter.sitetoolbox.com/
http://awstats.sourceforge.net/......Free