Adsense Tip for Newbies

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Adsense Tip for Newbies

Adsense, tip

potentialgeek

4:29 am on Nov 7, 2006 (gmt 0)

Spend half your time in this forum and half your time in the Adwords forum. You can learn a lot by seeing how people spend their money--the people who will or will not advertise on your site. It helps to give a good balanced overview of the entire Adsense system.

p/g

BushMackel

9:01 pm on Nov 7, 2006 (gmt 0)

Thanks for the thoughts. I'm a n00b on webmasterworld and so far I've really been keeping my nose deep in the adsense boards. I will check out adwords now too, and hopefully I'll get something out of it.

cashnou

1:21 pm on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

Adsense = Good Niche + lotse traffic

ann

1:34 pm on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

*Adsense = Good Niche + lotse traffic*

Adsense = Good Niche + GREAT Content + lotse traffic

Ann

Hobbs

2:12 pm on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

Want advice?
Spend some of the money you're earning back into your site, or into new sites. Don't beleive everything you read, and brush your teeth twice a day.

Ganceann

6:38 pm on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

My advice is when launching a new site with adsense on it do not spam promote it to try and overcome the time-delay between being crawled and appearing in search results.

Sites will appear at different times depending on how competitive a niche they are in and you shouldn't look to try and spam promote as it will gain a google-slap for acquiring links unnaturally.

I would disagree with spending half your time split between the Adsense forum and the Adwords forum - I would be more inclined to spend time on my actual website and adding relevant content. However, definately read up on adwords information as well to gauge advertisers opinions as they are the ones who are paying for your adsense, not google, but the adwords community as a whole.

trannack

7:24 pm on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

I agree. I think it is important to keep on top of what is happening on the forums but it is very easy to slip into spending way too much time here, instead of focussing on your site and its content.

Secondly - it is well worth having a good understanding of how adwords works - after-all this is where your money is coming from. Understanding what the advertisers are looking for on sites, what p's them off about sites - can result in much broader understanding of the whole system.

Bddmed

8:55 pm on Nov 11, 2006 (gmt 0)

Spend half your time in this forum and half your time in the Adwords forum

That's an awful lot of time spent on this board ;)