Comments on: Adsense: get more Bucks for your Clicks http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/ Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:45:15 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Anuj Pratap http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/comment-page-1/#comment-156 Anuj Pratap Thu, 07 Aug 2008 13:41:46 +0000 http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/#comment-156 Hi, I am anuj writing you from India. I am making a website on the e-Commerce which will contain nearly every information on the mentioned topic in Text matter. Can you let me know will it work for me to earn nicely through ad-sense. Can you send me some important tips on how to rank this website in major search engines and list for the Adsense Competitive Ad Filter for e-Commerce, webhosting etc. Plz. guide me in this regard. I will be very thankful to you. Hope to get your response at earliest. Yours Truely Anuj Pratap Hi,

I am anuj writing you from India. I am making a website on the e-Commerce which will contain nearly every information on the mentioned topic in Text matter. Can you let me know will it work for me to earn nicely through ad-sense.

Can you send me some important tips on how to rank this website in major search engines and list for the Adsense Competitive Ad Filter for e-Commerce, webhosting etc.

Plz. guide me in this regard. I will be very thankful to you.

Hope to get your response at earliest.
Yours Truely

Anuj Pratap

]]> By: unTECHy http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/comment-page-1/#comment-103 unTECHy Fri, 29 Feb 2008 04:26:12 +0000 http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/#comment-103 I've just stumbled your site and I love it. I've read many of your posts and have learned/enjoyed each one. I'm fairly new to blogging (about 6 months) and have yet to break the profit mark. I pay $16 month for my server and make about $3 in advertising. Your tips and information help me to look forward to a green line at the end of the month. If you ever feel like guest blogging, I'd sure be happy to oblige. I have little to offer, but a blogroll link and your own affiliate links in your post. If not, at least take comfort in knowing that I really enjoy your blog. Bookmarked & Stumbled. Keith I’ve just stumbled your site and I love it. I’ve read many of your posts and have learned/enjoyed each one.

I’m fairly new to blogging (about 6 months) and have yet to break the profit mark. I pay $16 month for my server and make about $3 in advertising. Your tips and information help me to look forward to a green line at the end of the month.

If you ever feel like guest blogging, I’d sure be happy to oblige. I have little to offer, but a blogroll link and your own affiliate links in your post.

If not, at least take comfort in knowing that I really enjoy your blog. Bookmarked & Stumbled.

Keith

]]> By: brad http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/comment-page-1/#comment-97 brad Mon, 25 Feb 2008 20:14:26 +0000 http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/#comment-97 thanks for your feedback. have you had any experience with the 728x90 zone or the 300x250 zone where a single advertiser takes up the whole block with a big font? This instead of the usual 3-4 smaller text ads. They are appearing on my sites alot and many questions arise: - are they directly targeting me or has google matched that ad? - how does the CTR of those compare to the regular 3-4 ads per unit style - is google really delivering this ad because its the highest paying? anyway...great blog. thanks for sharing your ideas. b thanks for your feedback.
have you had any experience with the 728×90 zone or the 300×250 zone where a single advertiser takes up the whole block with a big font? This instead of the usual 3-4 smaller text ads. They are appearing on my sites alot and many questions arise:

- are they directly targeting me or has google matched that ad?
- how does the CTR of those compare to the regular 3-4 ads per unit style
- is google really delivering this ad because its the highest paying?

anyway…great blog. thanks for sharing your ideas.

b

]]> By: admin http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/comment-page-1/#comment-96 admin Mon, 25 Feb 2008 19:59:39 +0000 http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/#comment-96 Hi Brad, Here is what I do: whenever I see u URL in an ad that seems not to fit with my niche, or seems to focus on a very general topic, such as shopping, or smells like an MFA site (usually a very niche-keyword-rich url, ending on .net or .info) I lookup that site on the web. And when I see a shopping site or a parked site with only ads on it, I know enough. As for your last remark: Googles' strategies tend to change over time. But yes, because the highest bidders get top positions, I only place one (sometimes 2, depending on the niche) ad units, so the lowest bidders will be excluded for sure. Hi Brad,

Here is what I do: whenever I see u URL in an ad that seems not to fit with my niche, or seems to focus on a very general topic, such as shopping, or smells like an MFA site (usually a very niche-keyword-rich url, ending on .net or .info) I lookup that site on the web. And when I see a shopping site or a parked site with only ads on it, I know enough.

As for your last remark: Googles’ strategies tend to change over time. But yes, because the highest bidders get top positions, I only place one (sometimes 2, depending on the niche) ad units, so the lowest bidders will be excluded for sure.

]]> By: brad http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/comment-page-1/#comment-95 brad Mon, 25 Feb 2008 18:03:23 +0000 http://www.onlinemoneytip.com/adsense/optimize-adsense-exclude-site-list/#comment-95 i definitely concur on the less is more when it comes to google adunits. as for competitive filter, i've had mixed results. maybe you can help? - how can you be certain which sites are bidding only 1 or 2 cents a click? - how do you know which sites are targeting you directly via the content network? and..having said that, doesn't google automatically place the highest bidders in your ad zone. in other words, if someone targets your site via the content network, they will only appear if they bid more than what google determined you would get through regular contextual matches. am i wrong? appreciate your thoughts. i definitely concur on the less is more when it comes to google adunits.
as for competitive filter, i’ve had mixed results. maybe you can help?

- how can you be certain which sites are bidding only 1 or 2 cents a click?
- how do you know which sites are targeting you directly via the content network?

and..having said that, doesn’t google automatically place the highest bidders in your ad zone. in other words, if someone targets your site via the content network, they will only appear if they bid more than what google determined you would get through regular contextual matches. am i wrong?

appreciate your thoughts.

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