Google Adsense Tips for maximum Clicks on Website

Positioning:
You need to add your Adsense links right in the heart of your template or right in the heart of your content.

Link Units:
Since the introduction of Google Adsense "link units", we can now add what looks like a "menu system" to compliment our menu system within our website. This is HUGE. Have you ever just clicked on a website and kept clicking on the menu links? I know we all have. By adding a "Google link units" to your menu, you will get more clicks than you thought possible. Try adding the link units near the top for better performance and try creating your link units to match the color of your menu system in place. Once in a while I find myself clicking on a menu link unit without even realizing it which in turn gives more money to the website owner.

Leaderboards & Skyscrapers:
These may very well be your "bread & butter". I only say this because of the sheer size of these ads units. The best place to add these ad units is obvious; Straight across the very top of your website (leaderboards), and straight down the side of your template (skyscrapers). Anywhere else may not look proper within your template and may look unprofessional.

Square & Rectangle Ad Units:
These are great to compliment the mass amount of content within your website and also within your recommended resources. You want to compliment your content, you don't want Adsense to BE your content because this will look poor on your part. Square and rectangular units are great to use within articles posted on your website or within your link resources. Try adding your Adsense boxes above your resource links within a page to give your Adsense account that added extra exposure.

Blogtimize - Optimize the ads on your blog

When working with a blog, you're facing some interesting ad implementation challenges: a predetermined page format, highly targeted content, and regular visitors, among other things. To make the most of your readership and content, here are a few suggestions:

Blend ads into your blog

To increase the likelihood that your readers will see and click on your ads, blend your ad units into the background of your blog. Choose a bold color for the ad title to help draw attention to your ads, then make sure that the background and borders of your ads are the same color as the background of the area where the ad is placed.

Making AdSense fit your forum site

When you run a forum site, ad placement and formats are key to designing ads that will be successful but not intrusive to your regular users.

Placement: Display your ad units where repeat users will notice them Because forum regulars tend to skip the header and go straight to the meat of the thread, placing your ad unit above or below the first post can be more effective than ads next to the logo. Place a leaderboard immediately after the last post. This provides users who make it to the end of a thread with a 'next step' when the content ends. Try to avoid placing it after the footer, though, as your readers will likely move to the next thread without seeing the ad. Formats: Adapting your design for multiple ad units and limited space. Using multiple ad units, you can use a variety of formats to fill ad space throughout your site. Placing a skyscraper above the fold on the left side of your forum seems to produce slightly better performance than other positioning. However, when using multiple ad units throughout the page our horizontal bias still favors the leaderboard. Our heat map provides more details. Use horizontal link units, which are small enough to fit near the top of your forum just below the header. For the regular forum visitor, link units offer a wider range of relevant topics to browse.

However you choose to implement your ads, keep in mind that forums are highly interactive sites with regular users. Be sure to blend the ads nicely, so they don't appear overly intrusive - but don't blend them so well they mislead your users! Every forum site is different and you know your community best, so as always use your own judgment to create the most positive experience for your users.

Tip for making the most of revenue opportunities: Like most sites, forums can benefit from opting in to image ads. Supporting image ads increases the pool of ads - particularly cost-per-thousand-impression (CPM) ads - bidding to display on your site. Since forums tend to have lower clickthrough rates than other types of sites, CPM ads can improve revenue without the need for clicks. Keep in mind, however, that CPM ads come in both text and image formats.

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Adding AdSense Ads into your posts is a great way to get a lot of clicks and earn a lot from Google AdSense. A lot of top earners of Google AdSense use this way to get clicks and earn from Google AdSense.

How Do You Want To Make AdSense Ads Appear in Your Posts?

A lot of people are wondering about it, so, I decided to write a step-by-step guide in this post to teach you how to insert it into your posts area in Blogger.com.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Step 1:
Parsed Your AdSense Code:
Parse means you make slight modification to the AdSense Code. How do you want to parse the code?

Simple. You need to change all the symbols like <, >, and so on in the code to HTML tags.



If you are lazy to do it, you can parse the AdSense Code at BlogCrowds.com. BlogCrowds.com offer free parse code service.

Parse Your AdSense Code:
http://www.blogcrowds.com/resources/parse_html.php

Step Two:
Placement of the AdSense Ads your posts:
Expand your blog's widget first and find for the code below:

i) Place the Ads Next to your posts:


ii) Place the Ads after your posts:

Paste the parsed AdSense Code at the place you want the Ads to appear. Then, Save the template.

After doing all the steps above, the AdSense Ads will appear in your posts area. The steps mentioned above is only applicable to Blogger.com Customize Template.

Some people said that it is against the AdSense Polices to modified the AdSense Code but they said it is OK to make minimal modification to place AdSense into Blogger.com template.

***Below is the reply from Google AdSense Team:***

"Thanks for your email. We do permit minor edits to the AdSense code to
allow AdSense to be placed into Blogger.

Please keep in mind that in general, publishers are not allowed to alter
the AdSense ad code for any reason. Once you've generated the ad code in
your AdSense account pages, you may not alter any portion of the code or
manually change the layout of the ads. For instance, publishers may not
alter the ad height variable to mask the Ads by Google moniker.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Sincerely,

The Google AdSense Team

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To access the Google AdSense home page or to log in to your account,
please visit: https://www.google.com/adsense

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