How to Make Money with Adsense

When it comes to Adsense, I have a few tricks up my sleeve. I'd like to share a few of these with you:

"Adsense Tips and Tricks":


Problem 1. I'm not getting any clicks!!!

A lot of times, Adsense can be a "hit or miss" situation. Sometimes it can be very successful for you, and sometimes, well... it doesn't quite pan out.

Why is this? It could be luck (or lack of) - or the topic you chose. It's not always your fault, but sometimes you can do things to correct it. Here are some adsense tips and tricks I have to remedy this:

Adsense tips and tricks #1. Try a different monetization method other than Adsense. Affiliate programs perhaps? Adsense is one path, but keep in mind that there are many others!

Adsense tips and tricks #2. Also, you could seek out different keywords that might attract more "search engine answer seekers" who have a higher chance of being interested in your ads. You don't want "browsers" or "readers" or "lurkers" or "squatters"... You want "seekers" who are desperately looking for the answer to some burning question they have. These people are usually more click-happy.

Adsense tips and tricks #3. Another possibility could be that you should abandon that particular topic altogether or turn it into something similar that might work out better for you. Sometimes you miss the "wave" with a topic (Susan Boyle, for example) and if you don't get the blog up fast enough, it's not going to work. My best Adsense tips and tricks for you here is to start out with topics that are less "trendy" and try niches that tend to stick around or hold interest longer. Hobbbies maybe? Or how-to topics? Specific health issues? Whatever.... you name it, you can make a blog for it! And I guarantee there are people searching for it!

Adsense tips and tricks #4. Is your topic too general? Turn it into a 2nd tier link source and make a blog (or several) that branch from the original/general topic. You know... the type of blogs that are so specific, you can't mistake what they are about! Also, this usually makes it easier to get on the first page of google, depending on what the topic is. I find that you get more clicks when the topic of your blog or site is highly specific and if it's optimized where your search engine traffic is coming from people who are specifically looking for that particular thing - not something similar or something remotely related.

Want to know about Problem 2? That will be my next Adsense tips and tricks post. Stay tuned...

Janet