Make Money With Google Adsense - Adsense Bucks

By default blogspot templates make the urls in the comment fiedls as no follow =>

Means search engines wont follow these links In my blog the comments field is followed=>
Means you will get inlinks to your blog(which are followed by search engines)

Note: That is helpful for your site which make it Search Engine Optimization..

This may encourage commentors to comment on your blog, So if interested you can comment on my blog, Spammers please dont hurt me.. Ok now i should tell you how to implement the do follow attribute in your blog As i always say:-

Now you are done.. I suggest you to remove all the rel='nofollow' tags in your template so that you can make sure of it.. I have removed all the nofollow tags in my blog template..So comment on.I am waiting for yours.Any suggestions questions or anything will do..

Some Google AdSense tips are not very obvious at first. This is definitely more of an advanced tip, one that I didn't figure out until after a year and a half of using AdSense, but it will help to maximize your AdSense earnings if you can wrap your head around it and properly implement it. The tip is that you will make more money with AdSense if you make your AdSense ad with the highest click through rate (CTR) appear before all other AdSense ads in your site's HTML.


Stated as simply as possible, the first AdSense ad unit on your page will contain the highest-paying ads. One more time to make sure you fully understand this: The Google AdSense ad unit that appears first in your site's HTML will contain the ads that will pay you the most for every click. Now that you understand this point let me explain why.

Google AdSense ads are auction-based. This means that every advertiser using Google AdWords can set their own max price for how much they are willing to pay Google for every click, which directly affects how much Google pays you for every click. The ad space on your pages is auctioned off to the highest bidder so you are always making the most money possible per click. Google obviously wants to pay you more money because this means Google is making more money, so Google will show the highest CPC ads first to maximize click profits.

You can think of the ads on your site as items up for auction on eBay, and AdWords advertisers are bidding on your ad spaces. The highest AdWords bidders with keywords relevant to your site's content will get priority over your site's ad space. But these bidders aren't necessarily bidding on specific ad spaces on your page (unless they specifically bid on your Custom Channels, more on that in a future article), by default they are bidding on the first AdSense ad that appears in your site's HTML.

This means that the first AdSense ads displayed in your site's HTML will always contain the highest paying ads.

Now that we understand why the first ad in your HTML will pay you the most per click, it's time to take advantage of the information. For most websites, the ads with the highest click through rates (CTR) will be the ads directly in your content. It differs on every site, and you won't really know for sure until you have played around with your ad placements to see which ads are performing the best. Once you have figured out which ad unit has the highest CTR on your site, you will need to find a way to make this AdSense ad appear first in your HTML.

Google has offered advice to paid search marketers looking to boost their natural search rankings.

Ambroise Fensterbank, search quality evaluator at Google, said in a post on the Inside AdSense blog that marketers should refrain from using tactics that are claimed to bring results in a very short period of time.

He warned that these could in fact violate Google policies and instead advised webmasters to look at factors such as website navigation, alt and title tags, outgoing links and backlinks.

"Design your site with your users in mind and be patient and consistent in your efforts," Mr Fensterbank stated.

"To attract quality backlinks and develop your optimisation strategy, it's important to keep a clear structure for your pages and regularly add organic content."

Alt tags can be a useful tool for those hoping to improve their search engine optimisation - according to the World Wide Web Consortium, such tags are picked up on by search engine bots and therefore failing to fill them in could mean that vital parts of the site are ignored.