Learned These When Google Adsense Employee (PhD) Spills Beans

Learned These When Google Adsense Employee (PhD) Spills Beans

"File Names"

Oddly enough, if you change around what you name your files, and what directories they are in, the subject of the Google Adsense ads can easily shift around. This is likely another easy to implement and good Google Adsense secret not to look over. Make a sub directory or two under your main .com domain and title each of those your keywords and have all your files in there. And for the .html files make sure they each are titled with the keyword that the page is optimized for. So here’s an example,
www.main_keyword.com/main_keyword_2/main_keyword_3/keyword_page_optimized_for.html
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"Title and Heading"

Same as above, make sure the title of each page includes your main keyword as well as the keyword the current page is optimized for. Not only does this title come up in search engines and is what people click on to visit your site, Google Adsense uses it to add even more keyword relevancy for their Adsense ads. Also make sure you use headings in the content. This will help you define sections in your content so it will make it easier to read, but once again Google Adsense also picks up on what you use in the headings. What is between those heading tags will be emphasized more so by the Google Adsense spider than what is in the content, so make sure to drop in a few of these:

keyword inclusive title

"Meta Tags"

These aren’t what they used to be back in the Web 1.0 days. Now, Google Adsense, Google.com search, and most search engines don’t rely on them as much. I would include them as a small precaution just incase some search engine does use them, but don’t plan on them being overly helpful. People in the past have just placed massive amounts of keywords into the meta keyword and meta description tags to a point where search engines decided not to go by what the keyword spammers were putting in the tags. Google Adsense also primarily disregards what is inside the tags.

"Placement of Keywords"

Little is known how keyword placement affects Google Adsense ads, however, some results have come up repeatedly enough that they are worthwhile to be called Google Adsense secrets. We’ve already mentioned that placing keywords in headings with tags has some influence, and that keywords in page titles also affects Adsense ads. The next Google Adsense secret for placing keywords involves exactly where the keywords are in the content in relation to the Google Adsense ad. It has been shown that if you put keywords right under the Google Adsense ad, those keywords are much more likely to influence the keywords that appear in the Adsense ad. So anywhere that you place the Adsense ad box, ensure that what is below it is highly relevant to the page content and contains keywords that you would like the Google Adsense ads to be about. Placing keywords right under the Adsense ad won't entirely influence what the keywords in the ad are, however, this is just another way that Google tries to keep their Adsense ads relevant. By making the Adsense ads connect with both the main theme/topic of the site, as well as what is written directly around that Adsense ad box, surfers will be displayed the most relevant ads. And this helps you because the more relevant the ad, the more interesting to the reader, the more clicks, and the more money you make with Google Adsense!

"URL Blocking"

Just in case competitors of your website are coming up on your Google Adsense ads, Google gives you the option of stopping those particular Adwords advertisements from being displayed in your Adsense ad boxes. You can go into your Adsense control panel/main page and just type in the URLs that you don’t want showing up on your website anymore. Some people have found a sneaky little way to make this option a little more profitable for them. I’d easily call this a Google Adsense secret since I don’t think I ever would have thought of it if someone hadn’t mentioned it to me. And what makes it worse is that it’s pretty obvious! Basically you just block URLs of sites advertising with low paying keywords. If for example you had to use some keywords to describe the content in your site, but you know those keywords won’t be bringing in lots of money any time soon, simply block. Save that precious Google Adsense ad space for websites and blogs that will be paying more for their keywords. It will take some time figuring out which keywords and URLs aren’t that hot, but if you can manage to figure that stuff out it helps a pretty good amount.

"More Pages"This Adsense secret is obvious, the more pages with Google Adsense ads that you have, the more likely you are to get clicks. It’s basically improving your odds. But just having those pages isn’t enough; two other things must also be done as well. To have Adsense ads you need content, that’s the first part, and the second is that you will need to send traffic to those pages. Content, well that’s self-explanatory, either write it, buy it, copy it, etc. Getting traffic from search engines requires submitting and waiting. More on getting content for your pages here:Free Adsense Websites

"Rank Higher"
If you rank higher on Google’s search engine, the amount of money you receive per click will be higher than a lower ranking Adsense website. How exactly this works we aren’t sure, but we definitely know that different Google Adsense websites will not always be paid the same amount, even if a surfer clicks on the same exact Adsense ad on both sites! As you know Google’s search ranks more relevant, higher quality, and more linked to pages higher in the search rankings, perhaps they think that people who make clicks from those websites are a much better customer base for the Google Adwords advertisers. Who knows, but just don’t forget about getting search engine rankings up, because even if your click through ratios stay the same, revenue per click can make a difference.

Cheating Google Adsense, some people have found ways to do it, find out the risks, and find out how. If you dare to try to cheat Google’s Adsense program you risk your account, but how much can you make? If you don’t feel like cheating is quite up to your level, (we aren’t too fond of it either), then how about using high paying Google Adsense keywords? Next up we’ll discuss some of the most sought after information about Google Adsense is the keywords. Everyone is looking for high paying Google Adsense keywords, top keywords, etc. because if you can create a site based around those profitable keywords you’re bound to make good money for each visitor that decides to click. $30, $45, $60 dollars per click…on just one Adsense keyword? So don’t you think building at least a few pages optimized for these high paying and top paying Adsense keywords is worth it? Finally we have the Google Adsense templates and getting free content to use for your Google Adsense ad pages. If you aren’t in the mood to type type type, find something that’s already typed and use it. Buy it, pay someone to write it, get it free, or use public domain works which are also free. All you have to do is upload! How's that for a Google Adsense secret?
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