If your site doesn't have quality content, then a lot of visitors may hit the "back" button instead of one of the links on your site.

Instead, I would aim to provide informative content, but not so in depth that there would be no reason to click the adsense links.

If your site seems to be filled with garbage information, the same may be inferred by the reader about the links and advertisers on your site.

My 2 cents, take it for what it's worth.

You need to take time and write good quality article, I have heard that you can write article in 15 minutes but it does not works so good to be true because if you write article in 15 minutes than it is not good rich keyword article, people will definitly leave from you page and find a good quality article

So what I believe write as you are helping people not for ranking, don't write for keyword, write for customer or user not ranking. Yes you have to think for ranking but when think as customer and write than you article will be more quality.

I hope this will help you out..

Thanks
Alam

You maybe lucky to have gotten your ad sense account approved, Google always go thru a site before approving an ad sense code.

And one of the factor Google use before approving a site is the quality of imformation it holds.

Google often pay attention as well as run thru site that receive hundreds of clicks a day. You know what will happen when they find out you have nothing to offer(ban).

The content must be of relatively good quality.

You are not only hoping that the visior will vist and click, but you are also hoping that the visitor will remmeber the name of your site/blog and will visit many times again in the future, clicking on your adds many times in the future, resulting in your sit/blog seeing continued growth and profits.

I think the trick is to have really good content which fuels the desire for more. With any luck, the ads will have exactly what they need to quench that desire. Crappy content, as has been stated, will not bring in the mass traffic you need to make a ton from AdSense. I think you should always try to build the very best sites that you can.

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well if you do not want word of mouth.. referal.. recommendations..links.. and you can get targeted traffic inexpensively... the go for it... that is how parked domain works right? they have zero content...

but i would think that is a bad business model...

You always need quality content to get whatever traffic you get to stick around your website. But at the same time you dont need or want to give everything to them. By this I mean that the content is just enough to give them an idea on what they are looking for without giving them all of the answers. This way theyll be inclined to click the adsense ads to find out more. Its also important to make your page targetted to the keywrods youre targetting to get quality ads from adsense.

Better quality content is always the way to go.

The best thing you can do is supply great content and help your website go viral.

If a site has bad material generally I do not click a link on it, instead I hit the back button.

Man, I hate to do it, but I gotta disagree mildly with 90% of the replies here. Normally, you want great content because that creates stickiness. But honestly, and this is from someone who has created probably 200 sites with Adsense on them beginning literally from the first day Google made it public back in 2003 - you don't want the best content on your pages if you want more clicks. There, I said it. I hate that it is that way, but it is what it is. If you fully satisfy your visitors, you're gonna get fewer ad clicks.

PLEASE KEEP READING! Don't hang me out to dry just yet, ok? I am NOT saying you should fill pages with spun crap or regurgitated and unchanged PLR or anything like that. You probably can do that and get away with it, but that too will usually hurt CTR. You'll get a lot of back button pushers if you present them with utter crapola upon arrival. Shell shock = back button. Simple as that.

What I am saying is to tease. Don't satisfy the reader. It's like an article where you want to entice people to click your link at the end. If you leave the reader thinking, 'OK, that answers that' you've lost. Leave them thinking, 'Yeah, ok, but isn't there more to it than that?' and you'll get more Adsense clicks.

Trust me. Or don't. More clicks for me.

No basis for this advice since I'm new, but, watch your outbound links as well. Keep the reader clicking between your articles, but to get out of the site, AdSense should be the only option.

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