Sachin Asks: I am beginner in Google ad sense but am bit familiar with it and hence interested to go further. I have my blog site created recently and wanted to incorporate ads on the same. Have couple of questions in this regards thus request you to help me in solving these queries.
1. What are the steps to get your site register with Google for ad sense?
2. What is the amount you get per click? if it differs from ad to ad then how do u find that clicking on which ad gives u more amount?
3. What kind of content attracts more users to your site?
4. After how much span we should update content for maximum hits
Answer:
That's a long list of questions Sachin! Here are some pointers that would help you in finding answers to your queries.
1. Registration for AdSense would require your site to comply with the program policies and the eligibility criteria.
2. Cost Per Click varies across keywords and verticals. It can also change significantly between sites. You may use tools like KeywordCountry to get an idea of how much a keyword would likely pay.
3. Content that people would want to read, ie; the content that they would search would attract more traffic to your site. You may use keyword tool to find search volumes.
4. You should fix a posting frequency based on your convenience rather than pushing yourself into unrealistic schedules. Posting daily will normally give something to your daily visitors to read and keep them bonded.
You may also read 100,000 a month from Adsense? and How to earn from Adsense?
Hope you would find these useful.
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$3 Keyword paying 50cents?
Adeel asks:
Few days ago I found a keyword paying more than 1 us dollar per click (if clicked by visitor it should have given 3 dollars) but it’s giving me half a dollar when clicked by visitors. The blog is new and has only 4 posts till now. Can you tell me why it’s not paying me maximum?
Answer:
The $3 that was shown against a keyword is what advertisers are willing to pay for that keyword and not what you will get when someone click on an ad (related to that keyword)
Advertisers will be bidding for the first position for a particular keyword. When the number of advertisers bidding for a keyword increase, the bid values increase too, pushing it (the keyword) into the high paying league.
When an advertiser pays $3, you should be aware that a portion of it will go to Google and only what is remaining is paid to you. As for now, Google hasn’t published the percent that they take.
Again, there is something called smart pricing that comes into picture in this case. This depends on how useful (to the advertiser) the leads you send to the advertisers’ sites are. If you can send more visitors who buy (or does something that an advertiser wants) to their site, they will be willing to pay more for each of your visitors. This will highly increase you earnings.
Stay tuned while we come up with an article on smart pricing!
Few days ago I found a keyword paying more than 1 us dollar per click (if clicked by visitor it should have given 3 dollars) but it’s giving me half a dollar when clicked by visitors. The blog is new and has only 4 posts till now. Can you tell me why it’s not paying me maximum?
Answer:
The $3 that was shown against a keyword is what advertisers are willing to pay for that keyword and not what you will get when someone click on an ad (related to that keyword)
Advertisers will be bidding for the first position for a particular keyword. When the number of advertisers bidding for a keyword increase, the bid values increase too, pushing it (the keyword) into the high paying league.
When an advertiser pays $3, you should be aware that a portion of it will go to Google and only what is remaining is paid to you. As for now, Google hasn’t published the percent that they take.
Again, there is something called smart pricing that comes into picture in this case. This depends on how useful (to the advertiser) the leads you send to the advertisers’ sites are. If you can send more visitors who buy (or does something that an advertiser wants) to their site, they will be willing to pay more for each of your visitors. This will highly increase you earnings.
Stay tuned while we come up with an article on smart pricing!
Time taken for relevant ads to appear?
Ajith Reddy asks:
I have created some posts related to Adsense keywords.
How much time will it take for the ads related to that Keywords to appear?
Answer:
You will start getting ads that are related to your content soon after your sites gets crawled by the Google bot. After you place ad code on a page, the bot will crawl it as soon as it is free. This can be instantaneous or may take up to a couple of hours.
You can also use Section targeting for giving emphasis to certain areas on your page. Knowing how adsense works will prove to be an added advantage.