Google AdSense is one of the easiest ways to earn money from your blog. Though, we often hear bloggers complaining about low AdSense earnings and how they always keep on looking for alternatives. Well, this is true to some extent as there are methods like affiliate marketing which can make you more money from your blog but provided the least amount of efforts required to create an AdSense account and to install the AdSense code on your blog I feel that even the low AdSense earnings are completely worth it. And, combined with tips given below one can easily increase its earnings from two to three with same amount of traffic. So without further adieu let’s start the list.
We all know that relevant ads perform well than non relevant ads. It is normal for a blog to contain lot of irrelevant keywords. For e.g. – if you are writing a post on keyword research and take an example of pet industry in the post. You’d never want Google to show ads related to dog training on your blog based on that example. AdSense Section targeting solves this problem for you. With Section targeting you can tell AdSense the important sections of your blog based on which Google should show the advertisements.
The other most effective way to increase your AdSense earnings is to enable placement targeting in your account. With help of placement targeting you can select a sub-set of ad units on your blog to display Google Ads. This information is shown to advertisers who want to show their ad on specific places for the website like top leader board or in a box in right column of the blog.
Remove the irrelevant and low paying ad categories using AdSense Category filter in your account. Take a look at the following screenshot to get the idea. Based on the information given in your account you can easily filter the least performing ad categories.
Competitive Ad Filter was introduced by Google so that publishers can block ads of certain websites usually their competitors to appear on their websites. But, you can also use this features to block the low paying ads. Most of the times, sites having poor quality or sites which are made only for AdSense use low paying ads at Google AdSense to get cheap traffic to their sites. To get rid of low paying ads you have to block the ads of these sites. To do this, create an account on AdsBlacklist.com. Put in your domain name and keywords and Ads BlackList will show you the list of 200 MFA sites which you can copy and then block with help of Competitive Ad Filter.
If you have a decent number of blog subscribers you should try AdSense ads for RSS. Like other AdSense ads, feed ads will be paid either by CPC or CPM. Feed ads are contextually targeted according to the content of your feed and you can control the positioning of ad using ad placement.
Keep testing with different ad formats to find out what works better for your blog. Every site is different so you need to find out what works best for you. Keep on changing size of ad blocks, their positions, ad type (text, image), color and font size and analyze the results. Stick to the style which performs better than others.
So these are the six things you can easily do to increase your AdSense earnings instantly. Do you have any more tips to increase AdSense earnings? Feel free to share them with us in comments below.
Use AdSense Section Targeting
We all know that relevant ads perform well than non relevant ads. It is normal for a blog to contain lot of irrelevant keywords. For e.g. – if you are writing a post on keyword research and take an example of pet industry in the post. You’d never want Google to show ads related to dog training on your blog based on that example. AdSense Section targeting solves this problem for you. With Section targeting you can tell AdSense the important sections of your blog based on which Google should show the advertisements.
Use Placement Targeting
The other most effective way to increase your AdSense earnings is to enable placement targeting in your account. With help of placement targeting you can select a sub-set of ad units on your blog to display Google Ads. This information is shown to advertisers who want to show their ad on specific places for the website like top leader board or in a box in right column of the blog.
Use AdSense Category Filter
Remove the irrelevant and low paying ad categories using AdSense Category filter in your account. Take a look at the following screenshot to get the idea. Based on the information given in your account you can easily filter the least performing ad categories.
Use Competitive Ad Filter
Competitive Ad Filter was introduced by Google so that publishers can block ads of certain websites usually their competitors to appear on their websites. But, you can also use this features to block the low paying ads. Most of the times, sites having poor quality or sites which are made only for AdSense use low paying ads at Google AdSense to get cheap traffic to their sites. To get rid of low paying ads you have to block the ads of these sites. To do this, create an account on AdsBlacklist.com. Put in your domain name and keywords and Ads BlackList will show you the list of 200 MFA sites which you can copy and then block with help of Competitive Ad Filter.
AdSense for RSS
If you have a decent number of blog subscribers you should try AdSense ads for RSS. Like other AdSense ads, feed ads will be paid either by CPC or CPM. Feed ads are contextually targeted according to the content of your feed and you can control the positioning of ad using ad placement.
Testing with Ad format and style
Keep testing with different ad formats to find out what works better for your blog. Every site is different so you need to find out what works best for you. Keep on changing size of ad blocks, their positions, ad type (text, image), color and font size and analyze the results. Stick to the style which performs better than others.
So these are the six things you can easily do to increase your AdSense earnings instantly. Do you have any more tips to increase AdSense earnings? Feel free to share them with us in comments below.
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