Saturday, September 30, 2006

Invalid clicks: Q&A with Shuman Ghosemajumder

In light of the recent proposed invalid click settlement, our friends at Inside AdWords interviewed Shuman Ghosemajumder, Business Product Manager for Trust & Safety, to answer some of the most important questions. We thought you would also be interested in reading the Q&A -- so make sure to check out this post from Inside AdWords.

Source http://adsense.blogspot.com/2006/03/invalid-clicks-qa-with-shuman.html

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The Seven Worst Adsense Mistakes You Can Make

The Seven Worst Adsense Mistakes You Can Make

7. Not Enough Content Per Page - It looks like if there's not enough content per page, Google has a hard time justifying giving you lots of Adsense ads (or, in some cases, any Adsense ads). As an experiment, I made two posts on the same subject - with the same words, and I just reordered the words in the sentences and repeated them. The first post simply read -

Read more at http://sidonadsense.blogspot.com/2005/11/seven-worst-adsense-mistakes-you-can.html

 

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I would like to jump right into the content of this article-- some of the best tools around for getting the most out of Google's Adsense campaign. First, we'll start off with the tools in order of personal preference from less useful to most useful (since there is really no good way to compare a tool-- its all in how you use it anyway).


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#10
Contextual Ads Preview/Comparison Tool

This tool is helpful in comparing AdSense ads to those of other advertisement vendors (Chitika, Yahoo). You also have the ability to customize the colors and view what ads a certain URL would be likely to display. It's a pretty solid tool when planning what type of advertisements you want to put on your page (especially if you are trying to decide which vendor to sign up with).

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#9
Blacklist

The Blacklist basically gives you a list of AdWord publishers that have very low payouts. It is a fact that ad space is valuable-- I would rather fill my ad space with 3 publishers offering $0.50 per click than 3 publishers offering 1 or 2 cents. By providing a list of provider domains to avoid, you can filter your ads and have a greater chance of having high-paying publisher ads displayed on your site. According its website, Blacklist works by:

"...providing you with list of most commonly filtered websites whose webmasters use AdWords to attract visitors for low price click so they can convert it to high price click on their own MFA (Made for AdSense) site(s). In order to STOP these type of actions going on your sites, all you need to do is to paste our specially generated list to your AdSense Setup -> Competitive Ad Filter list. Your revenue should substantially increase."

Nuff said.

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#8
AdSense Calculator

This is one of my favorite tools-- it allows you to quickly calculate how much you can make given daily impressions, CTR, and CPC. Although it’s certainly easy to calculate the values yourself, this is a resource you can use to quickly get that info. It computes daily, monthly, and yearly data for both clicks and earnings.

From their website:

"It also serves as a tool that will allow Google AdSense users to take their current statistics and get an idea of how much they can expect to see daily, monthly and yearly. As well as those who are considering implementing AdSense on their site what results they are likely to see."

For those out there who like to speculate ("hmmm, if I had 3000 impressions and a CTR of 2% and average CPC of 30 cents, what could I make...?") this is THE tool for you-- quick, simple, and easy to use.

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#7
AdSense Sandbox

"This is a handy little utility if you would like to see what sort of Google AdSense ads are based on content or keywords. "

This tool lets you see LOTS of ads that Adsense may be displaying on a site. Why is this good? Simply put, you can look at ads that show up for your competitor's site. And why is THAT good? You can use it to help out your own ad campaign.

For example, I know Plenty of Fish (the free dating site with the ugly site design) makes a TON of money from ads. Since my site, UpHook, is in the same general category, I can look at what ads are showing up for them and see if those same sites show up on mine. If not, then I know I'm not really competing against them; and I also know that their ads are probably worth more per-click than my ads. In addition, this also gives me a list of what websites I may be competing against. And keeping an eye on one's competition is a smart move.

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Adsense Preview Tool (explorer)

This tool is very similar to the Sandbox. The difference is that you can generate a preview of what ads may be displayed on a page much easier. Rather than visiting a website, you can bring up a pop-up window full of ad samples by right clicking and selecting the preview tool from the pop-up window.

The upside: It's easy to access and gives good information (see Tool #7)

The downside: It's for Internet Explorer

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#5
Adsense Notifier (firefox)

This is an invaluable too for OC people who check adsense stats every 5 minutes. Checking adsense habitually is a painful process—its like watching grass grow. But this handy little extension makes it less of a headache. The Notifier can sit in the bottom of your browser window and displays whatever stats you want-- total clicks, daily earnings, impressions, CTR, etc. Wondering if you made any more money yet? You can find out with a quick glance. It’s highly configurable and can save you bunch of time.

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#4
Competitive Ads Filter

Now we're getting to the heavy hitters. This tool is actually part of the Adsense setup manager, so you have to already have an AdSense account to use it. You can use the ad filter to block specific ads from appearing on your pages. Simply give the filter a list of URLs and they are effectively prevented from displaying on your site/blog. This can be useful for a few reasons:

1- You can prevent competition form advertising on your site. This could directly benefit from you by helping to ensure that people stay on your site and not jump on the first ad offering the same thing your site does. Due to the targeted-advertisement nature of AdSense, if you have a service site there is a good chance that your competition will have ads showing up on your site all the time. For example, all the ads that show up on my site (free personals, etc) are for other sites offering dating and personals and matchmaking, etc. For some people this is bad-- but for others it can be a good thing.

2- You can prevent irrelevant ads from being displayed. I mentioned this in a previous blog post-- there are some cases where you want to get rid of ads that don't really correlate well with your site content. Remember, AdSense is just a software system-- it tries to determine what ads to serve up based on some site content. There is a chance that it can guess wrong. And when that happens, you can use the filter to help correct things. Have a site about dogs being cooler than cats but AdSense shows a bunch of ads about pro-cat books? Just chug the bogus cat sites into the filter and you'll be all set.

3- You can block publishers that have low-paying ads. This is helpful in making sure you get the best value for your space. Using the Blacklist tool to get a list of low-paying publishers and plugging their domains into your competitive ads filter can quite possibly earn you more money in the long run.

These are all good uses for the filter, however, there is a drawback to using this tool-- if you are trying to filter entire groups of content by using the filter, you will only see temporary results. As more sites pop up, you will likely have to keep updating the filter. This is why this tool is best suited for blocking sites that are in direct competition with yours.

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#3
Word Tracker

I know some people who swear by this tool. Although you have to sign up to get unlimited access to the service, the trial will probably give provide enough useful information for you to enhance your AdSense experience. Word Tracker pretty much tells you how often people search for a specific keyword. It can also estimate how many competing sites use those keywords. This is probably the best tool to use before deciding what content to include on your page. If there are a lot of competitors, it may be better to target one of the less-searched-for words. Chances are, you will be able to get indexed higher in a search engine for those terms as opposed to going head-to-head with the competition for the popular words.

Obviously, this can drive traffic to your site. Users are more likely to visit matches that show up within the first 2 or 3 pages of a Google search than they are to visit matches on page 87. Why not opt for being indexed in the first 1-50 matches? Sure, you will get less searches overall, but you will be much more visible.

According to their website:

"Wordtracker helps website owners and search engine marketers identify keywords and phrases that are relevant to their or their client's business and most likely to be used as queries by search engine visitors."

This tool is can be used for things other than AdSense. However, it just so happens that popular search keywords are also popular AdSense keywords. Go figure.

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#2
Overture Bidding Tool

This tool gives you both suggested keywords AND sample bid amounts given a target word. Although Overture is NOT the same as AdSense, the keywords are almost the same as those suggested when signing up for an AdSense account. In addition, I've found that the bids listed are pretty darn close to those offered by AdWords publishers. Using this tool, it would be trivial to build a list of high-paying keywords that you would want to make sure you use in your content.

If you ensure that mostly high-paying ads are displayed on your site, you will be getting the most out of your ad space. Think about it-- a user isn’t going to know how much each ad is worth before they click it. They are likely to click on almost any ad that appeals to them. Why not make sure that those ads will pay the most money? Using the Overture bidding tool to get other suggested keywords is also useful-- however, be careful not to saturate your page content with a bunch of keywords. This can make your site/blog look tacky. A few here and there should be enough for the AdSense spider to throw up high-paying ads. Combined with the Blacklist, this is an excellent tool to use as an alternative to the AdWords Bidding Tool.

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#1
AdWords Bidding Tool/Traffic Estimator

This is probably the most useful tool out there. The only drawback is that you must have an AdWords account to get access to the information. I would suggest getting AdWords anyway, since it gives you a good idea of what publishers go through and what options they have when creating ads.

This bidding tool is THE resource for figuring out what keywords result in the highest paying AdSense ads. It's quite possible that all those pages and blogs that list the Top X-number of highest paying AdSense keywords use the bidding information found through AdWords or Overture. As a site/blog owner, its important to know what words you might want to emphasize in your content.

The traffic estimator will take a set of keywords and tell you the estimated average CPC based on current publisher bidding statistics. Knowing that the estimated CPC of my keywords can pull ads paying between $3 and $8 on average, I know that I am in a very good position to make money from my AdSense advertising. Although these CPCs are average values, and I'm sure Google will only show those ads on very well-performing sites, it at least lets me know what I have to look forward to when I start bringing in a larger amount of traffic.

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Honorable Mentions:

The Heat Maps

Not really a tool. But for those people who don't know, this can increase your earnings substantially-- especially if you have ads in all the wrong places.


AdsenseAccelerator

I don't really know much about this site, other than some people apparently bought the tool and use it to easily find the best keywords. I'm not big on buying stuff, so I wouldn't really use it. But if anybody is interested in trying (or has already tried) it and doesn't mind paying a few bucks, feel free to let me know if its worth the money. I’ve heard good things about it.


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Getting the most out of AdSense hinges upon your ability to optimize. Using these tools can certainly help out. If you have (or plan to have) AdSense on your site/blog then I think its a very good idea to look at some of the tools out there and try to ensure that you are utilizing your ad space in a smart way.

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Friday, September 29, 2006

Discover 5 SimpleTricks on How to Jumpstart Google Adsense Earnings

Have you heard the reports about guys who pull down thousands of dollars a month with Google AdSense? Have you heard the stories about 10% click through rates and $1-$5 earnings per click? Have you ever wished you could figure out how they do it and start making real profits with AdSense? If so, prepare for a great ride, because I'm going to show you how it's done...



Google Adsense is a powerful online advertising program that involves a massive network of literally millions of websites. The program was first designed to run only text-based ads in a variety of sizes, but has now expanded into image-based ads as well. The text ads have been so successful because they are usually highly relevant to the subject matter of the site upon which they are displayed.



Google's Adsense is also one of the most powerful weapons in website publisher's arsenal. It enables you to monetize your sites easily and if used properly can generate a very healthy income. However, if you're not using it properly and maximizing the income you squeeze from it, your leaving money on the table – something we all hate doing.



In order to maximize your AdSense earnings, you need five things: 1) the right ad format and placement, 2) the most valuable keywords to target, 3) lots and lots of targetted content, 4) relevancy of your websites, 5) better statistical tracking that Google will EVER give you.

Right Ads Format



The first order of business to make the most money with AdSense is to get your Click Through Rate (CTR) up. It doesn't matter how much traffic you have or how high your Earnings Per Click (EPC) is if people aren't clicking on the ads!



In order to maximize your AdSense click through rates (CTR), there are five rules you must do:



1. Use the one ad format which outperforms the rest by far. Use the 250 x 250 rectangle format.



2. Put your ads in the best location on the page (and it's not where most AdSense publishers are putting their ads).



3. Use the right color combinations that will keep your visitors from ignoring the ads because of "banner blindness".



4. Make the background color of the ad the same as the background color of your site, or as close to it as possible.



5. Make the ads borderless by setting the border color to be the same as the background color of the ad.



Keywords



The words you choose to use on your AdSense pages are incredibly important!



They are important because AdWords advertisers bid on very specific keywords for their advertisements, and some of those keywords have much higher bid values than others. If your subject matter is generally the same, but those specific keywords are not on your page, you'll get the lower paying ads showing up in your AdSense blocks.



Content



Writing content rich, keyword targetted articles is important, and I encourage you to do this daily. But to get started on the road to AdSense , you need a boost to get you going: a boost of THOUSANDS of articles ready for you to place your AdSense code on them and upload to your website!



Content-rich articles can be freely used on any website as long as the "About the Author" information is kept in the articles. All these articles need is for your site header and footer to be added and your AdSense code to be slaped on them. They are a fantastic way to get those paying clicks going.



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Relevancy



The relevancy of your Adsense ads is probably the most crucial factor of all. If you have a website that provides information about local landscaping companies, it will do little good to place ads on your site selling light bulbs. In fact, there's a good chance that ads for light bulbs on such a site would not elicit any click-troughs, failing to provide the website owner with ad revenue. This situation plays out all the time on website displaying Google Adsense ads. On most sites with common themes, or at least themes related to something someone is trying to sell, the ads will be quite relevant. This is one of the most amazing features of the Adsense program – its ability to tell what your site is about (by analyzing keywords on your site), and displaying ads that relate to that subject.



Tracking



You need to TEST, TEST, TEST your adsense.



You've got to keep track of the results all of your marketing endeavors brings you, and focus on those which are giving you the best Return On Investment (ROI).



Even if you don't spend a dime on marketing your AdSense website, you still need to track your efforts with ranking in the search engines, your efforts in link trading, your efforts with content building, etc. Those efforts are your investment, and you need to know which ones are paying off and which ones are wasting your time.



Adsense has some excellent tracking statistics that allow you to track your results across a number of sites on a site by site, page by page, or just about any other basis you choose. This is a very powerful tool and you should use it to find out which ads are performing best for you and fine tune your Adsense and Adlink ads accordingly.

 

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Google Adsense Scams (Important)

Be careful!!!!



Adsense has become very popular lately, people even refer to it as the new "internet gold mine". And yes, it is true that Adsense is unique and a very interesting way to earn money on the internet with one or more websites. Sadly, as with anything else new and popular, there are always an increasing number of scam artists that are monetising on peoples urge to learn. Together with the popularity of Google Adsense, a whole new breed of scam artists have been born - The Adsense Scammers.



The Adsense Scammers usually use some very intriguing ad copy (marketing text) on their websites, and tries to lure new customers in with screenshots claiming big Adsense income or big increases in Adsense income from a certain date and forward. The truth about most of these screenshots are sadly, that anyone can do such a screenshot - and then alter it in any graphics program like Adobe Photoshop. The image then reflects a very "coloured" truth, and this is possible due to the changes Google has made in its policies to allow publishers to disclose their earnings, but on the same time not to allow publishers to reveal impressions, clicks and ctr.



So what kind of products should you be careful about purchasing ?



The Adsense scam products can actually be categorised into the following:



1. "The BIG Adsense Secret" E-book.



Adsense Scam claim: Several websites claims to have the "unrevealed Adsense secret" that you simply can't live without! Usually it is claimed that these secrets will "skyrocket" your Adsense earnings virtually overnight. You can buy yourself access to this "untold information" for only $30-$100.



Adsense Fact: There are no secrets to reveal about Adsense. Anyone can earn with Adsense, and to improve performance read up on ad placement, ad colours, website content and website traffic. All this information is freely available here on Adsenseguide, and can also be found on various forums on the internet.



2. "Million Dollar Keyword Lists".



Adsense Scam claim: When you purchase a list of "fresh top paying keywords" you can literally skyrocket your Adsense earnings, simply by changing a few words on your pages. These scam sites claims that they have developed new techniques to finding these keywords, and that their members/customers are making a "killing" creating pages based on these keywords. It is not unusual to meet claims of people making $10-$20 per click using these lists. The Adsense Scam Keyword lists can be yours either on a monthly subscription from $20 per month, or for purchase for anything from $20-$200 per list.



Adsense Fact: Yes, you can improve your earnings per click by changing/optimizing your page content. However, the obscene claims of clicks that pays $10-$20 or more are nothing more then "clever" marketing in 95% of the cases. The reason is that Google (and the advertisers), are very selective about which sites that are allowed to display these high paying keywords. Usually, advertiser select to only show these ads on Google's search result screen, meaning that they never get displayed on publisher websites. The so called "new techniques" used to generate these keyword lists, are freely available to anyone interested, and only requires a bit of work on your part. You can download a 100% Free list of keywords here, and if you want to further examine keywords simply do the following:



Signup with Google Adwords, and then use the keyword sandbox tool to find a lot related keywords to your initial keyword idea. Then simply copy/paste the results into the traffic estimator tool at Adwords, and you will get an idea of the value of the given keyword.



It is crucial to understand that there are many factors that are at work determining keyword value and the actual payout. First off, Google will take its share of the click price (educated guesses is in the range of 30-40%). Then we have the earlier ad placement factor, advertisers might only want to pay high for ads displayed on Google's own sites, meaning that they will never reach your site. And then if the ad does get to your page, your visitors needs to click on the exact ad. The last factor I will discuss here is Country/location. Advertisers can choose to only display their ads based on specific regions/countries/languages. What this means is that they can choose to display their ads on websites that are hosted in i.e. Spain, with Spanish content, and are only interested in visitors from let's say Spain. So if one of these ads, does get served on your site for some reason, there are many factors that will drive the click price down.



Often the same keyword lists are sold on many domains, always claiming to be fresh and "unshared". So be careful not ending up buying the same lists more than once ;-)



3. "Automated Adsense Software".



Adsense Scam claim: This is one of my "favourite" Adsense Scams! Visitors are encouraged to purchase some "set and forget software" that will generate Adsense income on "auto pilot". Most of the software does nothing more then steal (yes, I said steal) content from sites through various scraping methods (reads a webpage and gets the content from it, or through rss feeds). All you will have to do is upload the script to your website, enter a few details and the script creates thousand of content pages - just waiting to put cash in your pocket. Each of these "unique Adsense cash scripts", can be yours for somewhere between $100-$1000+.



Adsense Fact: Scripts can be good to help you in the process of writing content (note: Writing). This is usually called CMS scripts (content management systems), and is a great way to create your design once, and from then on only focus on writing content for your pages in a simple web based text editor.



The "Automated Adsense Software" is basically nothing more then a very basic CMS system, but instead of you doing the content the script is configured to grab it from all over the internet. These scripts use many more or less sneaky methods of doing this, but the end result is the same - they are cluttering the search engines with duplicate and useless content. If you decide to use any of these scripts, you should be very careful for several reasons that are not so obvious to most people :



* You risk getting banned from Adsense, because you are very likely to violate the terms of "creating websites purely for Adsense".

* You risk getting blacklisted from the search engines, because you are using "scraped" content.

* You are likely to "turn on the warnings lights" at the search engines, because you have a new site with 1000's of content pages from day 1.

* Don't count on any visitors returning to your site (actually you need return visitors to perform well with Adsense), because they only find useless duplicate content.

* You often have little or no control of SEO optimizing the outputted pages.

* You are likely to getting yourself a "bad reputation". Your name is a "big asset" on the internet.

* You have no idea of what the script is doing, it could be driving traffic to other sites, stealing e-mails etc.



4. "Read/Listen - Learn to how I made thousands with Adsense".



Adsense Scam claim: Oh boy, this is another great Adsense scam category. By simply reading a short report or even a long e-book about Adsense, you will have an "arsenal of Adsense secrets" ready to bring in the big bucks. The first chapters are usually filled with general Adsense information, then followed by the "life story" of the author or a friend of the author. Then we arrive at the "juicy" part (usually only 1 chapter), that again and again describes how to position your ads, what colours to use, ad blending and perhaps you will even find a way to "Skyrocket Adsense CTR". Often these reports and e-books tells you to purchase this and that software, so that you have anything you need ready at hand. These Adsense reports and Adsense e-books are sold from anywhere between $9.95 and up to over $100. Lately it seems that these reports and e-books have "evolved" a bit, so that you now can simply listen to the author or even view a few "power packed videos" online.



Adsense Fact: The first thing that comes to mind with all these products are "Damn - this guy must be a nutcase!". He or she has found the "one and only Adsense secret" and is making a killing (see the usual attached screenshot). If they had really found the "big secret", why on earth would they share it with anyone else? Sure they claim to be a nice person, want to share information etc. The real fact is however, that 95% of these products are nothing less then created to scam innocent people like you to pay. Flashy e-book covers, income statements / examples - usually both Adsense screenshots/checks, affiliate checks, bank statements are all displayed with the only purpose of talking to your greed. It is not unlikely to find testimonials or statements from people worldwide like "John/Canada , Lisa / New York" etc. Adsense statements and testimonials like these are part of the sales page psychology - to make you think "wow! Lisa is from New York like me, and had never done it before - if she can then so can I!".



Often these products are "backed" by a 100% refund policy if you make no money using their Adsense tips and tricks. Great huh? Well, actually they can refuse to give you a refund at any time, because if you use Adsense - how will you prove that even a small increase isn't based on the information they "provided"?



Help me to identify the Adsense scams (and you could even save some money in the process). On this page I will try to disclose as many of these scams as possible, so that innocent people (like you) won't be lured into spending your hard earned money.



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Adsense Tricks - Did you know you can have 7 ads per page?

Hot off the presses from the Inside AdSense blog (the official Google blog from their AdSense team.)

On each page of your site AdSense is now able to support up to:

3 ad units

2 AdSense for Search boxes

1 Link unit

1 Referral button per product (i.e., 1 AdSense referral button and 1 Firefox plus Google Toolbar referral button).

So if you are building a site monetized by AdSense you might be able to make a little extra money by putting in a couple of the new formats of AdSense ads. I’ve been playing around with them and have found some (like the linkbar) to be pretty darn useful!

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Chitika Eminimalls Vs Google Adsense

The main differences between these two major affiliate programs.



Adsense has been around for a few years now but Chitika is only a few months old.



User Base: Having been around for a long time, Adsense is the grandfather of contextual advertising

and has the largest base of publishers competing for the ads it serves. Chitika has only a few publishers

so far but is likely to grow fast especially as it has a referral program paying 10% commissions.





Appearance: Adsense ads are primarily text ads that fit into about 10 standard sizes from 728x90 to

120x600, 468x60 and others. There are a limited number of image ads created by advertisers and pre-approved

by Google. When an image ad runs it tends to fill the whole ad block. Chitika ads come in the same standard

sizes but every single ad space is filled with a hybrid of text and image but, crucially, promoting just one

product from one advertiser. Further, one consistent feature across the Chitika ads is the interactivity.

Each ad has a selection of tabs which change the content of the ad block when a visitor hovers over them.

The tabs provide information like "Best Deals" where prices for that product are compared across different sources,

"Reviews", and even a "Search" box that allows your visitors to search for and get results for similar products

without them having to leave your page.





Terms of Service: Adsense has a fairly restrictive set of terms that you have to agree to. They've been

modified numerous times and when fine tuned are made more rather than less restrictive. Among the things

publishers are not allowed to do are to change the Adsense code, specify keywords that ads should be targeted to,

and have more than three blocks of ads on a page. None of those apply to the Chitika program. There are other

Adsense specific rules that don't apply to Chitika.





Features: Adsense has added several features over the last 2-3 years. They include channels - a way of

identifying which pages are better earners. It's not perfect and isn't anywhere near as efficient as a click

tracker program but it's more than what Chitika have; though they are planning a channels feature soon. Adsense

also provides better stats data (and analysis), AdLinks and other minor improvements. Chitika, on the other hand,

has some interesting features we've never seen in Adsense. They include targeting a particular product or

advertiser in an ad block so it always shows the same product/advertiser, rotating keywords per refresh or by the

day of the week, changing the font and colour of the text in the ad (Adsense offers only colour change, not font

and font size), enabling and disabling contextual serving of ads, enabling and disabling the search function within

ads, and a lot more.





Contextual serving:Adsense serves ads based on the context of the page. Chitika does the same but has the

option of turning context off. Webmasters can choose to either run it in contextual mode or specify the

keywords/products they want the ads targeted to. Note: When running Chitika on the same page as Adsense ads

you need to turn the Chitika contextual engine off to stay within Adsense terms and conditions.





Referral program: Adsense has a new referral program that pays you $100 if you refer someone who signs

up as a publisher provided that referral earns $100. Chitika pays a flat 10% of what your referral earns and pays

that for a period of twelve months from the date of signup.





Earnings: Which pays more? It depends. Chitika can pay very well but it takes a slightly different mindset

to what you may have become accustomed to with Adsense. If you have the patience to learn about it Chitika could

prove very profitable particularly if you combine it with Adsense.

 

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Thursday, September 28, 2006

Money other than your site



Digital Point Forums

Digital Point Forums is a form site for webmasters.

Details of Revenue Sharing:

What we have done is setup a system so the ad revenue can be shared between all active members of this forum.

This forum displays one advertisement in the upper right area as well is inline when viewing a thread. We use Google AdSense to automatically serve relevant ads for the content on the page. Google pays AdSense publishers on a per click basis as well as per impression.

If a user has an AdSense account, they have the ability to credit their account with the ads served on threads they start or participate in.

See: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/faq.php?faq=revenue_sharingfaq_how_does_this_work


Simpy

Simpy is a social bookmarking site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:

Simpy has support for Google AdSense as a third party. Each Simpy member has his/her main page on Simpy (e.g. http://www.simpy.com/user/otis ). Every Simpy member can now enter his/her Google AdSense Id into Simpy, and his/her page will immediately start showing ads with his/her Id. All earnings from such ads go to members, as their Ids are used to display ads. The same may soon start happening on the search results page, and on the user profile page, once that is ready. Your page, your data, your ads, your money.

See: http://kerneltrap.org/node/6086


Xpress Ideas

Xpress Ideas is an article directory.

Details of Revenue Sharing:

You will notice that on our article detail pages we serve up Google Adsense ads in three places - on the right, in the middle of the article, and at the bottom. If you have a Google Adsense ID, you can enter that ID when you register on the site. The Google Ads in the middle of the article will have YOUR Google Adsense ID in, meaning that if anybody who clicks on those ads, even on OUR site, YOU get the revenue!

See: http://www.xpressideas.com/


HTTPPoint

HTTPPoint is a forum for webmasters.

Details of Revenue Sharing:

50% of the ads are shared between the participants of a certain thread and HTTPpoint.
Technically speaking the poster has a little bit more chance to get their Client ID, but generally speaking it does not matter. The more you participate the better for you. And you also need to have a minimum of 10 posts.

See: http://www.httppoint.com/faq.php?faq=new_faq_item


Rummage4Money

Rummage4Money is a search directory.

Details of Revenue Sharing:

By creating detailed pages that link to your site, you will be creating content pages that will display revenue generating ads. Rummage4Money.com uses Google AdSense to automatically serve relevant ads for the content that members create. Google pays AdSense publishers on a per click basis. If a Rummage4Money.com member enter their Google AdSense pub information, the members Google AdSense ads will displayed thoughout the Rummage4Money.com site as long as the member is an active user. The members ads will displayed randomly based who the viewer is.

See: http://www.rummage4money.com/


ArticleWise

ArticleWise is an article submission site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:

Your ads will appear next to every article you submit.

See: http://www.articlewise.com/adsense.php>

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Wednesday, September 27, 2006

AdSense Revenue Sharing Sites part 2

NamePros



NamePros is a site for buying selling and discussing domain names.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



You must be a NamePros member for 30 days and have at least 50 total posts within the forum to participate in Revenue Sharing. Once you reach that qualification, your ads will have a chance to display on all posts you have ever participated in the past.



Member Adsense code is displayed 50% of the time a thread is viewed. That 50% is divided between all participating members in the thread that are part of the revenue sharing program.



See: http://www.namepros.com/faq.php?faq=revenue_sharing#faq_rev_what



HostSeeker



HostSeeker is a forum about webhosting.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Your Adsense code will be displayed 75% of the time a thread is viewed. That 75% is divided between all participating members in the thread that are part of the revenue sharing program.



See: http://www.hostnode.com/faq.php?faq=new_faq_revshare#faq_new_faq_whatrevshare



TotalWebTalk



TotalWebTalk is a webmaster forum.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Members’ adsense account number will rotate within the threads that they start 50% of time and the other 50% will be TWT’s adsense account, thus sharing revenue. The script is set up so that when you visit your own thread it will “recognize” you and will not show you an ad with your account number. This is done so that you will not get penalized from clicking on your own ads but just in case do not click on ads within your own threads.



See:http://www.totalwebtalk.com/forum/general-announcements/3891-twts-ad-revenue-sharing-program.html



writingUp



WritingUp is a blog hosting service.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



We serve ads on the pages that have your content. Half the time you make money on the ads. Half the time we do.



See: http://www.writingup.com/write_a_blog_make_money



ArticleTrader



ArticleTrader is an article submission site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



We have setup a system to share the AdSense revenue generated by every article that you submitted.

If you have an AdSense account, you can enter you ID in your account (once you are logged in). You will then receive 50% of the impressions of all articles that you submitted to this site.



See: http://www.articletrader.com/forum/index.php?a=topic&t=12



ArticleWise



ArticleWise is an article submission site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Your ads will appear next to every article you submit.



See: http://www.articlewise.com/adsense.php



Computing News



Computing News is a community based news site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Your Adsense code will be displayed 80% of the time. You will receive $0.75 for each editor approved news entry



See: http://computingnews.com/writeforus



DotNetKicks



DotNetKicks is a community based news site for Dot Net.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



For every story that you submit, your AdSense ID will be used 50% of the views of that story. Send a mail to info@dotnetkicks.com if you would like to participate.



See: http://weblogs.asp.net/gavinjoyce/archive/2006/02/02/437139.aspx



XboxKicks



XboxKicks is a community based news site for the Xbox.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



For every story that you submit, your AdSense ID will be used 50% of the views of that story. Send a mail to info@xboxkicks.com if you would like to participate.



See: http://weblogs.asp.net/gavinjoyce/archive/2006/02/02/437139.aspx



MozillaKicks



MozillaKicks is a community based news site for the Mozilla browser.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



For every story that you submit, your AdSense ID will be used 50% of the views of that story. Send a mail to info@mozillakicks.com if you would like to participate.



See: http://weblogs.asp.net/gavinjoyce/archive/2006/02/02/437139.aspx



MacKicks



MacKicks is a community based news site for the Mac.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



For every story that you submit, your AdSense ID will be used 50% of the views of that story. Send a mail to info@mackicks.com if you would like to participate.



See: http://weblogs.asp.net/gavinjoyce/archive/2006/02/02/437139.aspx



GoogleKicks



GoogleKicks is a community based news site about Google.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



For every story that you submit, your AdSense ID will be used 50% of the views of that story. Send a mail to info@googlekicks.com if you would like to participate.



See: http://weblogs.asp.net/gavinjoyce/archive/2006/02/02/437139.aspx



Kick.ie



Kick.ie is a Irish community based news site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



For every story that you submit, your AdSense ID will be used 50% of the views of that story. Send a mail to info@kick.ie if you would like to participate.



See: http://weblogs.asp.net/gavinjoyce/archive/2006/02/02/437139.aspx



ForuMatrix



ForuMatrix is a news posting site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



The posts you will make, will display 100% your Adsense Banner. No time limits or banner rotations. It’s simple, your Posts with your banners always



See: http://www.forumatrix.com/login/register_webmaster.html



ScratchProjects



ScratchProjects is a programming code article site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



When you have submitted an article, you’ll have the option of giving us your Google Adsense ID. Your ID will be displayed in any articles you have submitted 50% of the time.



See: http://www.scratchprojects.com/write_for_us.php



WHAM’s Web



WHAM’s Web is a community site for Work At Home Mom’s.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Anytime you submit an article or begin a new thread on the forum, your AdSense is shown 50% of the time.



See: http://www.wahmsweb.com/



Deluxe Martial Arts Forums



Deluxe Martial Arts Forums is a self defense forum.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



You can earn 50% of the revenue generated from the threads you start.



See: http://www.defend.net/deluxeforums/announcement.php?f=3



Senserely



Senserely is an AdSense community.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Everytime you submit a new content you earn 1 point. At first you need 3 points in order to have your AdSense Publisher ID inserted in your content pages. Then when you’ll earn 2 more you’ll pass the minimum threshold of 5 points in order to have your ID inserted in all other pages. The more points you’ll have earned the better share you’ll get from the other pages.



See: http://www.senserely.com/how-does-it-work.php



My Life of Travel



My Life of Travel is an Travel blog site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



As long as you create a minimum of 10 journal entries containing a story about your trip, you can add your Google AdSense™ publisher ID to your My Life of Travel account settings and earn money whenever someone sees or clicks on your ads.



See: http://www.mylifeoftravel.com/BlogRevenue_page1.aspx



TechnologyParent.com



TechnologyParent.com is an technology focued user contributed article site for parents.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



For tips, news and articles you contribute, your AdSense ID will be used 50% of the time when displaying the full content. When more than one Google Ads are show on one page, all the ads are shown using the same selected AdSense Client ID.



See: http://technologyparent.com/adsense-revenue-sharing-program/



ArticleMuse.com



ArticleMuse.com is an article directory.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Sharing Ads Position: The Google Ads beside the main content of the article.

Sharing Ratio: Your ads will be displayed in any articles you have submitted 100% of the time till the end of 2006!



See: http://www.articlemuse.com/for-authors/revenue-sharing/



RateItAll.com



RateItAll.com is an site where users can give their opinions on various topics.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



The idea is pretty simple - if you contribute to the RateItAll community - whether it be by creating Weblists, creating new listings for existing ratings lists, creating a user profile with a picture, or referring friends, we want you to share in the advertising revenue associated with those contributions.



So what we’re doing is taking this Adsense program one step farther. We’re going to help every RateItAll member get their own Adsense account, which they can then use to make money off of their contributions to RateItAll.



See: http://www.rateitall.com/wt-rateitall_economy.aspx



You can sign up here. (Affiliate link)



TagTooga.com



TagTooga.com is a free directory that anyone can edit.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



It is easy to use TagTooga.com to earn advertising revenue. There are two ways to do it:

Link to TagTooga.com. Traffic sent from your link will display Google Ads using your Adsense ID.

Create your own category/tag pages.



See: http://www.tagtooga.com/tapp/db.exe?c=pg&f=Gads1



Gaming Tips and Guides



Gaming Tips and Guides is an article directory focused on gaming.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



When new writers sign up for an account, they have the option of entering their Google Adsense ID. Once the ID is entered, the engine running this website will automatically rotate the site search and the skyscraper ad (in the right column). Writers’ ads will appear 50% of the time.



See: http://www.arcade-game-online.com/articles/faq.asp



The Rant



The Rant is a college football and sports forum.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Adsense revenue sharing means all ad revenue can be shared between active members of this forum. We use Google AdSense to automatically serve relevant ads for the content on each thread. If you have an Adsense account, you could receive credit for any ad clicks in threads you start or if you’re the last poster in a thread.



You must have at least 5 posts within the forum. If you’ve entered your Google ID, ads will show retroactively once you reach that level.

For threads you start, your AdSense client ID will be used 30% of the time AND your Adsense ID will also be shown 20% of the time in threads where you’re the last poster. So if you start a thread and are the last poster, there is a 50% chance your ad will be shown.



See: http://igottarant.com/faq.php?faq=vb_faq#faq_new_faq_item



Flixya



Flixya is a video sharing site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Start sharing your videos from Youtube, Google Video, Daily Motion, and other video sharing sites. Our revenue share program is split 50-50. You will make 50% of the Google Adsense revenue generated by the videos you submit. The more traffic your video drives, the more ads will be displayed, and the more money you will make.



See: http://flixya.com/revenue-share-program



Oocuz.com



Oocuz.com is an article directory.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Revenue sharing normally means that the revenue is shared between the author and the article directory, oocuz.com didn`t really “share” the revenue generated trough your articles instead you gain 100% revenue, your advertisement is shown 100% of the time and you get paid directly trough Google, we do not have anything to do with your earnings.



As goodie you can use on top of adsense, chitika emini malls and each author has an personal paypal donation link at the bottom of his article, so satisfied readers can donate the one or other dollar to their favorite writer.



P.S Not only you get 100% of the revenue, your advertisement is not hidden at our site, we give you the most prominent spot right on top of the site (Skyscraper) and two other ads at the bottom of each article.



See: http://www.oocuz.com/about-your-benefits/



Swicki



Swicki is a site that allows you to create custom searches.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



After you have saved your ad program preferences, ads will immediately begin appearing on your swicki’s results pages.

For each active ad program on your swicki, you’ll be credited with 50% of the ad impressions and clicks. The balance will be credited to Eurekster.



See: Once you create a Swicki, go to “My Swickis” and click on the “Manage Advertising” link.

Trendy Friendly



Trendly Friendly is a site that allows you to create your own blogs and create a network.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



You can launch personal journal, post texts, picture galleries,

links. Your posts have been rated by other users. Your rating directly

defines your participation in ad rotation on the whole site. All ad

space on TrendyFriendy.com is divided in two – 50% belongs to owners

of the website, while the other half is spread between users with

Adsense ID.



See: http://www.trendyfriendy.com/faq.html

Savvify



Saviffy is an article blog.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



You enter your Google Adsense Publisher Id. - We publish it and draw traffic for you. - We serve relevant ads on your articles. - Visitors click the ads. - You keep 100% of all the money generated from Google Adsense. - Google sends you a check.



See: http://articles.savvify.com/about/

Webmaster Diaries



Webmaster Diaries is an article directory focused on webmasters.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Original articles, unpublished elsewhere on the internet are eligible for inclusion in the revenue sharing program. On acceptance into the scheme, the authors adsense ID will be displayed 100% of the time for the first three months, and 25% thereafter. Authors may submit an unlimted number of articles for inclusion into the program.



 http://www.fortunes-today.com/webmaster-articles/terms.php/

VideoBam



VideoBam is a video sharing site.

Details of Revenue Sharing:



Your ads will be displayed 50% of the time.



See: http://www.videobam.com/ytube/?new=yes

 

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AdSense Revenue Sharing Sites part 1

This is a list of sites where AdSense publisher can use their own AdSense IDs to earn money

Digital Point Forums

Digital Point Forums is a form site for webmasters.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

What we have done is setup a system so the ad revenue can be shared between all active members of this forum.

This forum displays one advertisement in the upper right area as well is inline when viewing a thread. We use Google AdSense to automatically serve relevant ads for the content on the page. Google pays AdSense publishers on a per click basis as well as per impression.

If a user has an AdSense account, they have the ability to credit their account with the ads served on threads they start or participate in.

See: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/faq.php?faq=revenue_sharing#faq_how_does_this_work

Simpy

Simpy is a social bookmarking site.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

Simpy has support for Google AdSense as a third party. Each Simpy member has his/her main page on Simpy (e.g. http://www.simpy.com/user/otis ). Every Simpy member can now enter his/her Google AdSense Id into Simpy, and his/her page will immediately start showing ads with his/her Id. All earnings from such ads go to members, as their Ids are used to display ads. The same may soon start happening on the search results page, and on the user profile page, once that is ready. Your page, your data, your ads, your money.

See: http://blog.simpy.com/blojsom/blog/news/2006/01/16/Announcement-Simpy-is-Profitable.html

Joomlaya

Joomlaya is a Joomla!/Mambo Download Portal.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

For articles you contribute, your AdSense ID will be used 75% of the time when displaying the full article. There is also a chance that your AdSense ID will be used when you comment on the articles.

For forums postings in the single post view, your Adsense ID will be used 75% of the time for posts submitted by you. In thread view, your AdSense ID will be used some percentage of time when you have posts in the thread. The exact formula for calculating the ad showing percentages is not, and will not be, disclosed. Rest assured, more than 75% of the ad show times are dedicated posters in the thread.

See: http://www.joomlaya.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=94&Itemid=52

KernalTrap.org

KernalTrap.org is a web community devoted to sharing the latest in kernel development news.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

If you have a Google AdSense account and would like to make money from your original contributions to KernelTrap.org, enter your Google Adsense account ID here. Google AdSense ads will be displayed with your original content, and 80% of the revenue generated from these ads will be credited to your account.

See: http://kerneltrap.org/node/6086

Xpress Ideas

Xpress Ideas is an article directory.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

You will notice that on our article detail pages we serve up Google Adsense ads in three places - on the right, in the middle of the article, and at the bottom. If you have a Google Adsense ID, you can enter that ID when you register on the site. The Google Ads in the middle of the article will have YOUR Google Adsense ID in, meaning that if anybody who clicks on those ads, even on OUR site, YOU get the revenue!

See: http://www.xpressideas.com/

Work From Home Forums

Work From Home Forums is a forum about working from home.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

After you’ve racked up 50 posts, the revenue sharing kicks in. On every thread you start, one out of three page views will display your AdSense ID instead of that of WorkFromHomeSpot.com. This means that when people click the ads on your threads, you earn money.

See: http://forums.workfromhomespot.com/post-182.html

Article Codex

Article Codex is an article directory site
Details of Revenue Sharing:

When you have entered your own ID it will be displayed in any articles you have submitted 50% of the time.

See: http://www.articlecodex.com/#Writers
Cybersist

Cybersist is place to share your photos and blog, free webmail, file storage and more.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

Your Google ads will be displayed in 7 different locations on your public blog and photo pages. Those ads are specifically optimized to allow better penetration of the ads. Any click on those ads will generate a revenue for you through AdSense.

See: http://www.cybersist.com/Bar_FAQ.php#googleadsense2

Downline Partners

Downline Partners is a constantly growing community of Internet marketers working together for the common good.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

Also, in the search engine category, there is a Google search homepage that uses the Google AdSense program. As a member, you can enter your Google AdSense ID in your Downline Partners™ link management center and that will customize the Google AdSense search page in your referral Homepages to display your Google ads! This means that all your downline members will see your Google ads whenever they use their Google Dynamic Homepage enabling you to leverage your AdSense advertising!

See: http://www.downlinepartners.com/?surflux#referral-homepages

The Sand Trap

The Sand Trap is a golf forum.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

Here’s how it works:

1. You must have 100 posts (I can change this, but 100 seems fair).
2. You must have started the thread OR been the first post on the new page to “get credit.”
3. You must have specified your AdSense Client ID in your “Profile.”

If all of the above conditions are met, an ad with your AdSense Client ID will be shown 100% of the time.

See: http://thesandtrap.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1485

IDN Forums

IDN Forums is the first English forum to focus on multilingual domain names. We are the top online resource for domain buyers & sellers who are entering the international domain name market.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

Google contextual ads (Google Adsense) that are served on the site have a 50% chance of showing ads from our Adsense account or 50% chance of being ads from our member’s account.
Then after you have 30 post on the forum you are able to participate & have the potential to earn revenue.

See: http://www.idnforums.com/adsense-revenue-sharing-forum.php

Blogger Party

Blogger Party is a blog host.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

All you have to do is blog. We will market what you write. In exchange, our Adsense ads will display on your blogs 50% of the time. The other 50%, they’re yours. Plus, you can increase your revenue by referring others and getting your ads displayed on their blogs 25% of the time.

See: http://www.bloggerparty.com/

Nameslot

Nameslot is a domain name forum where users buy, sell & talk domains.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

By default 50% of the ads comes from board owner. Other 25% of ads are displayed who starts the new thread and remaining 25% of the ads are displayed randomly from the users who replies to that particular topic. Different sites has different ratios and conditions.

See: http://www.nameslot.com/misc.php?action=help&hid=8

Domain Name Portal

Domain Name Portal - forum to discuss, sell & buy domain names.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

The revenue earned from adsense on all threaded pages at dnp forum
goes to the forum owner and thread starters by 50:50.
to be eligible to earn adsense revenue, your post counts should be at least 50.

See: http://www.dnp.in/showthread.php?t=1066

Hot Web Tools

Hot Web Tools is an article directory focused on webmasters.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

For everytime you submit your article to our index, your advertising code is used to display Google Adsense on the articles that you had submitted. We don’t rotate your code! It will be shown 100%!

See: http://www.hotwebtools.com/articles/faq.php?PHPSESSID=004727a4827ba9d3aad195a3057c1c86

HTTPPoint

HTTPPoint is a forum for webmasters.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

50% of the ads are shared between the participants of a certain thread and HTTPpoint.
Technically speaking the poster has a little bit more chance to get their Client ID, but generally speaking it does not matter. The more you participate the better for you. And you also need to have a minimum of 10 posts.

See: http://www.httppoint.com/faq.php?faq=new_faq_item

Rummage4Money

Rummage4Money is a search directory.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

By creating detailed pages that link to your site, you will be creating content pages that will display revenue generating ads. Rummage4Money.com uses Google AdSense to automatically serve relevant ads for the content that members create. Google pays AdSense publishers on a per click basis. If a Rummage4Money.com member enter their Google AdSense pub information, the members Google AdSense ads will displayed thoughout the Rummage4Money.com site as long as the member is an active user. The members ads will displayed randomly based who the viewer is.

See: http://www.rummage4money.com/

Bloggers United

Bloggers United is discussion forum and directory for bloggers.
Details of Revenue Sharing:

Adsense revenue can be shared between all active members of this forum. This forum displays one advertisement below the first post of a thread on each page. BU uses Google AdSense to serve relevant ads according to the content on the page. Google pays AdSense publishers on a per click basis and per impression. Basically, if you have an Adsense account you can credit your account with the ads served in the threads you start or participate in.

Conditions:
1. You must have an Google Adsense account
2. Minimum of 50 posts.in the forum.
3. Your AdSense client ID will be used 50% of the time in threads you start or participate in. The thread starter, #11, #21, etc. Whoever has the first post on each page of a thread.

See: http://www.bloggersunited.com/advertise.htm


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