AdSense introduces expandable ads

Adsense, the most used revenue generator amongst bloggers will serve third-party, expandable ads on the content network, as per the announcement made by Courtney Chin on the Official AdSense blog.

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How to set up AdSense for Domains on cPanel-WHM

What you have to understand from the very beginning is that Google can show advertisements on your parked domain only if you clearly specify in your DNS that the content for those domains should be served from the Google servers, not yours. Probably it would have been a better idea on Google’s end to just [...]

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Speeding up the AdSense-Analytics integration on your AdSense account

I believe I was the only one in the World who didn’t believe that the integration of Google Analytics in AdSense is possible, and smelled conspiracies all over the net. For my shock a while ago on the Official AdSense Blog appeared an announcement that they will gradually roll out this feature for all of [...]

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AdSense transforming in non-contextual advertising program?

Since AdSense appeared on the market, it was known for every publisher that it’s one of the greatest contextual ad serving networks. They advertise on every possible way that “[...] Because the ads are related to what your users are looking for on your site, you’ll finally have a way to both monetize and enhance [...]

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Say bye-bye to pagead2.googlesyndication.com and then welcome (or not) googleads.g.doubleclick.net

Since my first AdSense payout, when they really prove me that the system works and you really can earn money with AdSense, I was wondering why isn’t there a hostname for AdSense. I mean, like adsense.com for example. I know it redirects to the real AdSense pages, but for the matter of the example why [...]

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Selling links on your blog: Ethics or Money?

Who doesn’t like money? Everybody loves to have with a few bucks more in his pocket and I guess no webmaster is exception of this rule. The easiest way to get money from a blog or website is to advertise on it. Advertising companies is the usual and widely accepted way, this includes AdSense and [...]

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Adsense Competitive Ad Filter will NOT help you to earn more!

This was a test running for a long time and now I decided to stop. The reason is that my earnings from AdSense dropped considerably.
I manage a lot of websites and only two of them doesn’t use AdSense for monetizing; all the rest is monetized with AdSense. About three moons ago I’ve read on a [...]

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Adsense smart pricing – Tall tale

I have to admit, I tested on you a very interesting thing in the past few weeks. I don’t feel sorry because if I wouldn’t, I would have no reason to write this post and I wouldn’t know more about an AdSense myth.
The subject is quite interesting: AdSense Smart Pricing.
So I’ve read an article just [...]

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AdSense CTR – What is the average click through rate?

I was asked many times by my customers whether they perform well with AdSense or not. The answer to their question is simple: if they have high AdSense CTR, they perform well, else they do not.
Since they have no reference, the problem appears when they ask what is the average CTR in AdSense. Now this [...]

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Get at least $1 per click with AdSense, hacking the relation between AdSense and AdWords

This article will be weird a bit, but in the same time very logical.
I’m an AdWords publisher, we create ads which appear in the search engines’ sponsored results or on thee content network, on AdSense publisher’s websites.
It was a hard way to learn that some keywords we are bidding on, cost a lot for us. [...]

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