Showing posts with label GOOGLE ADSENSE TUTORIAL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GOOGLE ADSENSE TUTORIAL. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 November 2016

How to Create Google Ads

  1. Login to your Google Adsense Account.
  2. Under “My Ads” tab, create a new Ad unit
Create new ad unit
Create a new ad unit
  1. Type ad unit name (it can be anything) and choose desired ad size. For better performance choose wide area ad sizes like 300*250 Medium Rectangle or 336*280Large Rectangle
ad size large rectangle
Select ad size
  1. Customize your Ad Style to match it with your template. Then, click on Save and get code button.
  2. The ads won’t appear if you use that code directly. To use this code within the blogger (xHTML) template, you need to parse it first. Use this HTML Parse Toolto change special characters into their corresponding HTML entities.
parsed adsense code
Copy parsed Adsense code
    1. Now, copy the parsed Adsense code.

    Adding Google Adsense in Blogger Below Post Titles

    1. Open your blogger dashboard >> Template.
    2. Backup your current blogger template.
    3. Click on Edit HTML button.
    Edit Blogger Template
    Press this button
    1. Copy all the template code and paste that into notepad. (to find the below code)
    2. Press Ctrl+F and search for<data:post.body/>. You might find this code more than one time but, you’ve to work with the second one.
    3. Now, place the below code just above <data:post.body/>
    <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;item&quot;'>
    PLACE YOUR AD CODE HERE
    </b:if>
    1. Now, replace thePLACE YOUR AD CODE HERE with the Parsed Ad Code.
    2. Click on Save Template button.
    3. Done!!
    Once you’ve performed the all above mentioned steps, then open your blog and visit any your blog posts. The Adsense Ad unit placed below post title will look something like this:
    Adsense below post title
    The AdSense ad unit will appear on the left side between article title and article content. If you don’t like ad placement and want to show it at the center or the right side, then use the below code.
    <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;item&quot;'>
    <div align="center">
    PLACE YOUR AD CODE HERE
    </div>
    </b:if>
    Then your ad placement will look something like this:
    adsense below post title in center
    Ad below post title in Center
    If you want to move your ad to the right side, simply changecenter from the above code toright. That's it.
    If you’re still unhappy with the ad placement, you can try wrapping your content around the Google Adsense Ads (as shown in the image below):
    Adsense-alignment
    To do this, use below code:
    <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;item&quot;'>
    <div style="float:left; margin:10px;">
    PLACE YOUR AD CODE HERE
    </div>
    </b:if>
    Replace left to right if you want to show ads on the right side wrapped with text.
    Note: Once you’re done with placing your desired code, don’t forget to cross-check that all the codes are added between the conditional tagsthat will make ads appear only on the post pages (neither homepage nor labels/archives page). If you want to show ads below post title on every page of your blog then, just remove those conditional tags. (lines in blue color.)
    If you are showing the ad on homepage and label pages also then take a look at your ad. It will be shown below all post’s titles means if you have set 5 posts to appear on your homepage then it will only appear below first three post’s titles. Last two will be shown as blank white space. On those, you can mind placinginfolinks referral programbanner ads to make some extra money.
    But, I will recommend you to show ad below first post title only as too many ads will make your website look like spam. For doing that, replace above conditional tags with below ones to show the single ad on homepage and labels page below first top most post’s title.
    <b:if cond='data:post.isFirstPost'>
    PLACE YOUR AD CODE HERE
    </b:if>
    It’s your turn
    So, these were all the ways to put Google Adsense ads below the post title. As I mentioned above, you can also use some other ads below post title as well. Now, it’s your turn to check which format and ad size work best for increasing CTR of your blog.
    Though Adsense is considered the best way to monetize any blog, you can also use Studiopress affiliate programto make some extra money. Also, read how I made 470$ with ShareASale affiliate program.
    Please share your views with me on increasing Adsense CTR and revenue through comments. Happy Making Money

Saturday, 15 October 2016

Then is it safe to buy traffic for adsense sites?


Well you can never be sure
that the traffic you buy will
be ok for your site. However
there are websites such as
GrowTraffic that claims to
provide traffic that will work
for AdSense sites as well. They
do not give you any guarantee
on this claim, but they state
the fact that there were no
reports about banned AdSense
accounts from the traffic they
have sent.
To be sure about the quality
of the traffic you are going to
buy for your money site, first
I suggest testing it. It might be
expensive to test the traffic,
but it can be fatal having your
account banned if it happens
to buy bad traffic. The
simplest way to test the
bought traffic is to create a
website that has no ads on it.
Install Google Analytics and
other tools that can track the
incoming traffic and compare
the results.
Check the source of the
traffic, IP addresses, and user
agents and if you find
anything that might look
strange, restrict the visitors
from that source with
.htaccess. I will give you more
details on how to restrict bots
and IP’s with .htaccess in an
upcoming article.
Now you might say that you
will be losing traffic by
banning certain IP addresses
from your site. This is true,
and you might also lose some
revenue as well. However in
the long run it is safer to do it
like this. Even you will not
make money from all the
incoming traffic, you will
make enough to still be
profitable and afford to buy
even more visitors.
Once you figured out what
traffic is good, you can apply
it to your money site. You
should still track the traffic
and if you find any fishy
source, just block that as well.
Tips and tricks to fly
under the radar
You should always buy traffic
progressively and not all at
once. Buying high amount of
traffic in a very short period
of time can be suspicious and
it uncontrollable. Even though
it is not against Google
AdSense terms to buy traffic,
you should still do it carefully.
Make it look natural, like a
constantly growing website
that gain more and more
traffic overtime. Do not be
greedy and plan for long term
results.
So to answer to: it is possible
to buy one million visitors in
30 days that is safe for
AdSense website, the answer
is yes. From GrowTraffic you
buy one million visitors and
can choose to distribute it
over a certain period of time:
from 7 days to up to 90 days.
Please note, that I have not
tested their traffic yet and I
can’t claim that their service
is 100% AdSense prof. Before
you send their traffic to your
money side, do your research
and don’t blame me or them
for having your AdSense
account banned.

How to Get 1 million Adsense-Safe Visitors in 30 Days?


If you are managing a
website, probably you already
know how hard is to generate
traffic. This task is even
harder when you run AdSense
on your site, and trying to
make a profit. AdSense is a
relative good source of
income if you have enough
traffic to your website. Google
however can ban your
account if you try to trick the
system. They are very picky
on the content you create, but
this is in your control.
However when you buy
traffic to your site the game is
changing.
I have spent some time to
read Google AdSense’s terms,
but have not found anything
that refers to bought traffic.
However I found this article
that gives you general
information on how to buy
traffic that is safe for
AdSense. When you purchase
traffic to your site, it is
crucial to know where that
traffic is coming from, what
kind of traffic it is and how
this traffic impacts the ads
you have placed on your site.
Generated traffic is of course
prohibited. Your account will
be banned if you buy traffic
that is generated by bots or
force users to click on ads.

Sunday, 28 August 2016

HOW TO CREATE AND INSERT ADSENSE AD CODE TO BLOGGER TEMPLATE

I know that your blog has now become Google AdSense approved blogger blog and you are excited to see the AdSense Ads live on your blog webpages to monetise your online contents. But, you are experiencing lots of difficulties to create and insert the AdSense Ad Unit codes into the blogger template. Really, it is not so easy task to make a decision where and how many AdSense Ad should be displayed to the blog or website which has recently got approval from the Google AdSense. Which Ad Space will fetch more clicks and impressions to boost AdSense earnings? In this tutorial you will learn the process to generate first AdSense Ad Unit code to be placed into the webpages. Additionally, you will also learn how may AdSense ads is permissible on a single webpage. How to Create First Google AdSense Ad Unit Login to your AdSense account Click on My Ads tab from the top menu bar. Select Content and then click on New ad unit Now, you have to write and choose following details very carefully in accordance with your webpage. Name: The name of your AdSense unit should be unique so that you can easily identify it later. Suppose if you want to create Ad unit for your blog header, following examples may help you to give a better name to your AdSense Ad Units: a) Header– Simple name for Ads to be shown on header of your site; or b) Header 728×90 – Specify the size of Ad unit; or c) SWT Header – If you have more blogs/sites it identify the particular blog/site; or d) SWT Header Homepage – It will be for AdSense Ads for only home page of your particular blog/site; or e) SWT Header Articles – If you want to run AdSense on your Article pages only. Ad size: There are various Ad sizes available but you have to choose one which would help you to earn more and fits perfectly in Ad Space available on your webpage. Let me decide the best ad size for your blog/ site. However, I recommend you to use Responsive Ad Unit if your blog is using responsive blogger template. Ad type: You have to choose one ad type from three options viz. Text Ads Only, Text and Display Ads and Display Ads Only. I recommend you to choose the second one as because this will increase the competition among the advertisers bidding for appearing on your blog/site. Suppose there are two advertisers viz. AUBSP and SWT and both wants to show their Ads on your site. However, SWT have only created Ad banner in Rich media (display Ads) where AUBSP has created Ad banner in Text. Now, if you have enabled only to show Display Ads on your site then SWT will bid for the ad space on your blog whereas AUBSP will not join the competition. As a result of which even SWT will bid low Cost Per Click (CPC), it’s ad banner will appear on your site. But, if you will choose to display both Ad types on your blog then it will enable AUBSP as well as SWT to compete to each other to appear on your blog and accordingly whose bidding ranking is high, AdSense will allow it show advertisement on your webpage. Backup ads: This feature will help you to show another Ad instead of AdSense Ads when there is no target ads are available for your blog. However, you may choose to display image or color instead. I will help you to create an attractive ad banner for your webpage backup ads. Custom Channels: It is an advanced feature which will help you to show the performance of various Ad Units in a group. Ad style: This is one of the best feature available in AdSense. You can design the ads as you wish like, to change the Ads link, Boarder, Background and Title color, font size and color of ads that would be visible on your site. You may however use the default ad style provided by AdSense viz. Google default, Classic grey, High-contrast black, modern white etc. Finally, click on Save and get code. After creating and generating your AdSense Ad Unit codes, you should have to choose the right place to paste/insert these codes so that Google AdSense will display Ads on your webpage. There are lots of options like Header, Sidebar

ADSENSE PUBLISHERS SCORECARD TO INCREASE TRAFFICS AND EARNINGS

After celebrating 10th anniversary, Google AdSense introduced scorecard for their AdSense Publishers on Wednesday, June 19, 2013. With the help of this scorecard publishers will be able understand and improve their site’s performance in a better way. Thus, it is nothing but an optimization tool for AdSense Publishers. Many AdSense publishers might have ignored the scorecard results because Google says that they do not take any account actions based on the scores. But, I personally experienced that this tool really helped me a lot to understand my users’ behavior and pages speed Insights besides AdSense revenue optimization. So, I am sharing all my readers some tips and guides to increase Traffics and Earnings with the help AdSense Publishers scorecard. There are three categories of Publishers Scorecard viz. Revenue optimization, Site health and Multi-screen and each category shows one ( ) to five ( ) blue dots which indicates your ranking relative to other publishers. Under each category you will see different items that receives scores. Following three marks will indicate the scores against each items: Green Signal: If you see green check mark then there is no significant issues were found and you have excellent score. Thus, there is no need to make any changes to this item. Yellow Signal: Yellow exclamation mark indicates that you may make further improvements to this item to get better score. Red Signal: If any item receives red exclamation mark as score then you have to take immediate action to fix this item. What should be done to score high in all three categories of Google AdSense Scorecard? Our target is to get green signal against each item. Following are the key factors which will help you to improve your score against each items under different categories of scorecard: 1) Revenue Optimization: Under revenue category following three items are analyzed by AdSense Publishers scorecard. A) Crawler Errors: On span of every two days Google calculate the score that depends on how many crawler errors were noticed last time Google AdSense tried to crawl your blog/site. Crawler error indicates that AdSense crawler are not able to view your particular webpage and therefore your site’s pages are not indexed properly. To reduce crawler errors you should care about these things: i) Robot denied: Check whether your robot.txt file denies to access Google AdSense crawler to access your webpages. You may see live txt file of your site by typing http://www.example.com/ robots.txt in address bar of your web browser. However, if you have signed up with Google Webmaster Tool then you may test robot txt files with the help of Google robots testing tool. ii) Content behind login: This means you have a login page (User ID and password) with contents. AdSense crawler shall also ignore that webpage having contents behind login. iii) 404 Error: It means AdSense crawler does not found that particular page while crawling your site. You should type the URL of that webpage in address bar and see if that page really exist on your site. If you have deleted that page then make sure that either you have redirected that page to new updated page or a request has been made to remove that page from being crawled. B) Text and display Ads Enabled: This score is an average of the past seven days. If you have not enable both text and display ads for all AdSense ad unit then it may cause decrease in the competition among advertisers biding for appearing on your blog/site. Therefore, you should enable both types of ads for every AdSense Ad Units for earning more. C) Recommended Ad formats: This score is also an average of the past seven days. Unnecessarily you should not use any ad format that displays either large ads or even small ads on your webpage. It totally depends on your site layout and Ad slots and therefore you have to choose ad format very carefully. There are five ad formats has been recommended by AdSense: 1) The 300×600 half page; 2) The 728×90 l