http://www.thetlog.net/2005/09/10/blogging-tips-14-making-money-from-your-blog-adsense-getting-relevant-ads/ Wed, 08 Oct 2008 01:58:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.thetlog.net/2005/09/10/blogging-tips-14-making-money-from-your-blog-adsense-getting-relevant-ads/#comment-35292 OursPolaire Mon, 09 Jun 2008 19:31:59 +0000 http://www.thetlog.net/?p=52#comment-35292 Before click's ,I need traffic, my blog is a desert. How to increase my low traffic?... I dont understand. Before click’s ,I need traffic, my blog is a desert. How to increase my low traffic?… I dont understand.

]]> http://www.thetlog.net/2005/09/10/blogging-tips-14-making-money-from-your-blog-adsense-getting-relevant-ads/#comment-33239 Alex Bell Wed, 24 Oct 2007 06:54:04 +0000 http://www.thetlog.net/?p=52#comment-33239 [..]I know the reason what people click on ads beacause if the ads is according to viewer taste they click and if they looking for things and they got it by ads accidenty.[..] [..]I know the reason what people click on ads beacause if the ads is according to viewer taste they click and if they looking for things and they got it by ads accidenty.[..]

]]> http://www.thetlog.net/2005/09/10/blogging-tips-14-making-money-from-your-blog-adsense-getting-relevant-ads/#comment-132 The Tlog » Blogging tips #15: Making money from your blog - AdSense: the competitive filter Wed, 21 Sep 2005 10:42:42 +0000 http://www.thetlog.net/?p=52#comment-132 [...] Independently of the above, there’s a more pragmatic reason for preventing some ads from appearing in your site: you want ads to be clicked on! Think about it: what earns you money? It’s not showing the ads, it’s having people click on them! So, naturally, you want them to be relevant, sure, but you also want them to be of interest to your readers. Since they are your readers, it must be because they like the way you write, or because they agree with you, or because they are interested in the subject, or because they find useful information or tips in your blog. Therefore, the banners shouldn’t be in total opposition to what you write. Using an example from above: if you have a blog about atheism, your visitors aren’t likely to click on a banner for “The Holy Church of XXXX”, right? So, if you can prevent that one banner from appearing, you improve your chances of getting a “clickable” one in that place. [...] [...] Independently of the above, there’s a more pragmatic reason for preventing some ads from appearing in your site: you want ads to be clicked on! Think about it: what earns you money? It’s not showing the ads, it’s having people click on them! So, naturally, you want them to be relevant, sure, but you also want them to be of interest to your readers. Since they are your readers, it must be because they like the way you write, or because they agree with you, or because they are interested in the subject, or because they find useful information or tips in your blog. Therefore, the banners shouldn’t be in total opposition to what you write. Using an example from above: if you have a blog about atheism, your visitors aren’t likely to click on a banner for “The Holy Church of XXXX”, right? So, if you can prevent that one banner from appearing, you improve your chances of getting a “clickable” one in that place. [...]

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