9 Proven Tips To Improve Your Adsense Revenue

1.   Learn To Use Google Analytics:

 Google Analytics will give you a ton of information about the traffic, Countries and Even Blogs that comes or Directs traffic to your site.
You can use that information to make adjustments and additions to your site, which will increase your Adsense revenue Tremendously.

If you don’t make changes to your site, as analytics indicates are needed, you won’t make as much revenue as you would if you do make changes.

Find out how people travel through your website to get better results.
http://www.google.com/analytics

2. Build An Empire:

There are two ways to succeed with Adsense.

You either have to have a very high traffic site, or you have to have a multitude of low to mid traffic sites. Most publishers have the latter.
When you build your sites, your first order of business should be to get them listed in the major search engines.

 However, you should also get listed in more specialized directories as well, and use traffic generation techniques such as article marketing, forum marketing, social networking, and social bookmarking.

3. Choose The Right Keywords:
Choose topics based on keywords that get a high number of searches each month, and then check the amount that advertisers are paying per click for those keywords.

Choose the popular ones that pay the highest, and then focus in on more defined niches within
that niche.

4. Add Fresh Content:

Adding fresh content on a regular basis keeps people coming back to your site, and also gives you the opportunity to have more defined ads appear on those pages.
For example, if you have a site that was built for weight loss for those who are wheelchair bound, you might have a page on there for exercises for these people.

This page will have the ability to target ads that are of interest to wheelchair bound people that need exercises that they can do.


5. Choose the Right Adsense Ad Unit Format:

There are three ad units that seem to work well, regardless of the topic or layout of the site overall.
Those three are the 336 x 280 rectangle, the 160 x 600 skyscraper, and the 300 x 250 rectangle.

6.  Put Enough Ads On The Page:

Google allows you to have three ad units, one link ad, two search boxes, and two referral units on each and every page of your site.

Use them, but be careful not to spam your site with them!

 Some gurus may say “The more ads you have, the more money you will make”, however that is not always true... as it may not usually be the case.

7. Put The Ads In The Right Place:

Start by adding link ads to your navigation menu.

These will get a large number of clicks.

Other recommended actions is to place ad units under headlines, a skyscraper on the right side of the page, and another rectangle ad at the bottom of each page, just under the text.

8. Set up Your Palette:

 Your ads need to blend in. Set up your palette so that the border color matches the background of your web page.

 The background color of your ad units should also match the background of your web page.
The link color should match the color of links on your page.
Finally, the text color should match the color of text that you use on your page.

I have found that the normal black text on a white background works especially well on content sites.

Furthermore, always keep the caption link blue, because most visitors are used to links being blue, right?

9. Use the Google Adsense Preview Tool:

You can find this tool inside your Google Adsense account.
Use it to see what ads will appear on your page, before they actually appear.

This will help you to tweak and tune your pages until it is displaying the ads that you want.

All the best

How To Get More Subscribers Opt-in On Sales Squeeze Pages

If the money is in the list, then the magic is in the squeeze page. When people land on your squeeze page, there are a few important  components that work together to either pull in visitors, or turn them away. The first of which is your headline, bullet points and overall design. 

But there's another incredibly important component that works towards  engaging your visitors and enticing them into becoming confirmed subscribers, and for many new email marketers it's ultimately one of the things they tend to overlook.

 

Here Of course, we're talking about your incentive offer! Otherwise referred to as a "opt in bribe", this offer needs to instantly appeal to those visiting your page. “You are basically exchanging information -your visitor gives you their  name and email address becoming a subscriber of your newsletter, and in  turn, they receive a free offer of some kind.” 

 “You need to make sure your incentive offer is valuable enough to essentially “buy” their information”. WHAT you offer is just as important as knowing WHO you are offering it to.

In order to create an incentive that will truly connect with your target audience, you need to survey your market and understand what they are interested in, and what they really need. 

Evaluating your market is very easy to do, in fact, you can analyze your target audience in a matter of a few minutes, and be able to come up with an incentive that they'll find absolutely irresistible. Depending on your niche, you could begin to survey open discussions and conversations by joining related community boards and forums.

Here are a few resources to help you get started: Outsource Incentive (freelance forums, etc):
http://www.WarriorForum.com (see “Warriors For Hire”)
Not only are forums incredible tools at helping you define what's important to your market, but often times you'll be able to generate fresh ideas for follow up products and services based around existing demand. And that's important. 

You really want your incentive offer to represent your marketing goals. The first offer draws in subscribers, and then follow up offers maintain the momentum, helping you maximize your income from a targeted sequence of offers and campaigns.

This means that your incentive offer MUST be very relevant, and targeted towards what the majority of your market would be interested in. Another great way to survey your market is to become an active member of popular social media sites, including Twitter and Facebook. 

Not only will you be privy to industry changes, but you'll be able to keep a pulse on your market and determine what types of products and services are a good fit. 

Never assume that your market consists of one specific segment, but instead, take a closer look to evaluate the many different groups within your audience. For example, when If created a newsletter around the work at home industry, I know that there were people from many different backgrounds, and while they were all interested in finding legitimate work from home, they weren't all interested in the same type of work at home job. Some subscribers may join my newsletter for information on telecommuting positions, and others would join in the hope of obtaining guidance and information on how to start their own home based businesses.

While every newsletter should have a specific focus, smart email marketers know that by segmenting their lists, they're able to maximize their income by creating tailor made emails focusing on specific groups, leaving no one out. 

You want your incentive offer to be targeted towards the majority of your market, but also be flexible enough so that it appeals to everyone.

Have a nice day.