A look at my Tech blog site - Inc. Screenshots - Why is it not making money?
Around 1 month ago I started work on creating a new blog targeting particular product new which is not out yet. The product has one 'main' competitor but won't be released for a while yet.
I did some backlinking and now am averaging around 20 visits a day from various organic searches. Maximum in one day has been ~60 visits.
I have Adsense in all the generic places and an amazon banner which I created in the header, next to the title/tagline. I also have a lightbox opt in form.
Having only recently added the form I have one opt in from 20 visits
I have had NO Adsense clicks, literally, zero. Nor do I have any Amazon sales (I didn't expect many at the moment really).
I think it may be important to add that this layout + design I am using has only been live for one day (18 visits so far). Though the old one was not terribly dissimilar, we all know it's sometimes the case that small changes make a big difference.
My longer term plan with the site is to gain a good amount of opt ins so I can offer the product to them when it is released, as well as accessories over the lifetime of their subscription.
I have to say, I didn't expect many Adsense clicks as I guess techy people are more savvy with their clicks.
Anyway, Do you think it's a problem with my design? Here are some screenshots:
General layout ('Content' section is a lot longer in reality - sometimes includes youtube videos):
Opt-in (Lightbox on every visit):
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