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A little Adsense Help

by blillard
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I'm not that new IM but for some reason my adsense money really sucks. I don't really want to spend a butload of cash using PPC, Which is my main source of traffic for affiliate offers. Can anyone help me out with driving ORGANIC traffic to my sites. Any help will be great thanks.
#adsense
  • Profile picture of the author Zeus66
    Keyword research. It's a must for Adsense clicks. You want keywords that satisfy all of the following criteria:

    1. Low competition (search the phrase at Google with quotes around it... if the number of pages is 10,000 or less, you're in business).

    2. Decent number of searches per month. I shoot for a bare minimum of 600 (20/day), but a lot of others will tell you to go for phrases getting no fewer than 1500 per month.

    3. Higher paying clicks. This one is tricky and is not an exact science. You can't know for sure which advertiser's ads will show on your site at any given time, so you can't be sure how much your clicks will pay out. However, there is software out there that will give you a good ballpark idea. You don't need much traffic to earn nicely from Adsense when each click is paying you a few dollars. You need a ton of traffic if you're getting a few pennies per click.

    That's the blueprint I follow and I've had Adsense sites since 2003. I also am a firm believer in "more is better." You want more pages, more sites, more niches covered. Spread out your vulnerabilities by being into lots of niches. That way, if one tanks or the clicks end up paying crap, you still rock on.

    John
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    • Profile picture of the author XFactor
      Originally Posted by Zeus66 View Post

      Keyword research. It's a must for Adsense clicks. You want keywords that satisfy all of the following criteria:

      1. Low competition (search the phrase at Google with quotes around it... if the number of pages is 10,000 or less, you're in business).

      2. Decent number of searches per month. I shoot for a bare minimum of 600 (20/day), but a lot of others will tell you to go for phrases getting no fewer than 1500 per month.

      3. Higher paying clicks. This one is tricky and is not an exact science. You can't know for sure which advertiser's ads will show on your site at any given time, so you can't be sure how much your clicks will pay out. However, there is software out there that will give you a good ballpark idea. You don't need much traffic to earn nicely from Adsense when each click is paying you a few dollars. You need a ton of traffic if you're getting a few pennies per click.

      That's the blueprint I follow and I've had Adsense sites since 2003. I also am a firm believer in "more is better." You want more pages, more sites, more niches covered. Spread out your vulnerabilities by being into lots of niches. That way, if one tanks or the clicks end up paying crap, you still rock on.

      John
      I couldn't have said it better John, good reply.

      I've been hammering at my Adsense business like crazy over the last 6 months,
      focusing on the strategy of more, more more... And it works.

      - John
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  • Profile picture of the author blackrosezy
    This is most questions ask on internet.The main point to increase adsense traffic is good keyword.Without good keyword, your website is nothing.
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  • Profile picture of the author vijay08
    John, your answer is precise and concise. Thanks.
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