I tried using the Competitive Ad Filter feature of Google Adsense and my earnings per day tripled overnight! I still get the same number of clicks, but the amount I get per click increased 3x!
What I did was to block those low paying advertisements. Which advertisements are these? If you see advertisement that says, "Here are the top sites on..." or "We've got the chosen sites on...", block them on your account by using the Competitive Ad Filter. You just need to specify their website address.
These sites are Made For Adsense (MFA) sites. If you visit their site (don't click on your ads, ok? It's a violation of the TOS!) by typing directly the website address on your browser's address bar, you will notice that what they got are trash information and a couple of Google Adsense ads. These sites will not invest that much on a single click. Most likely, they just pay $0.01 to $0.03 per click. So, why let them advertise on your site? Block them so that only those high paying advertisers with quality content will appear on your site. You'll notice a dramatic change on your Adsense earnings. With the same number of clicks, you can double, triple, or even quadruple your earnings overnight!
Check my blogs and you will not see these sites appearing on my ads anymore. And everytime I see such kind of advertisement, I simply block them. Google Adsense allows you to block 200 URLs. I think that's more than enough to block these MFA sites.
For more information on using the Competitive Ad Filter, read this. Please note that changes will not take effect immediately. According to Google Adsense help..."It usually takes about 4 hours for your changes to take effect, so you'll continue to see ads for these sites on your pages for a little while."
That's all folks!
Thursday, September 14, 2006
Get the most out of those clicks
I tried using the Competitive Ad Filter feature of Google Adsense and my earnings per day tripled overnight! I still get the same number of clicks, but the amount I get per click increased 3x!
What I did was to block those low paying advertisements. Which advertisements are these? If you see advertisement that says, "Here are the top sites on..." or "We've got the chosen sites on...", block them on your account by using the Competitive Ad Filter. You just need to specify their website address.
These sites are Made For Adsense (MFA) sites. If you visit their site (don't click on your ads, ok? It's a violation of the TOS!) by typing directly the website address on your browser's address bar, you will notice that what they got are trash information and a couple of Google Adsense ads. These sites will not invest that much on a single click. Most likely, they just pay $0.01 to $0.03 per click. So, why let them advertise on your site? Block them so that only those high paying advertisers with quality content will appear on your site. You'll notice a dramatic change on your Adsense earnings. With the same number of clicks, you can double, triple, or even quadruple your earnings overnight!
Check my blogs and you will not see these sites appearing on my ads anymore. And everytime I see such kind of advertisement, I simply block them. Google Adsense allows you to block 200 URLs. I think that's more than enough to block these MFA sites.
For more information on using the Competitive Ad Filter, read this. Please note that changes will not take effect immediately. According to Google Adsense help..."It usually takes about 4 hours for your changes to take effect, so you'll continue to see ads for these sites on your pages for a little while."
That's all folks!
What I did was to block those low paying advertisements. Which advertisements are these? If you see advertisement that says, "Here are the top sites on..." or "We've got the chosen sites on...", block them on your account by using the Competitive Ad Filter. You just need to specify their website address.
These sites are Made For Adsense (MFA) sites. If you visit their site (don't click on your ads, ok? It's a violation of the TOS!) by typing directly the website address on your browser's address bar, you will notice that what they got are trash information and a couple of Google Adsense ads. These sites will not invest that much on a single click. Most likely, they just pay $0.01 to $0.03 per click. So, why let them advertise on your site? Block them so that only those high paying advertisers with quality content will appear on your site. You'll notice a dramatic change on your Adsense earnings. With the same number of clicks, you can double, triple, or even quadruple your earnings overnight!
Check my blogs and you will not see these sites appearing on my ads anymore. And everytime I see such kind of advertisement, I simply block them. Google Adsense allows you to block 200 URLs. I think that's more than enough to block these MFA sites.
For more information on using the Competitive Ad Filter, read this. Please note that changes will not take effect immediately. According to Google Adsense help..."It usually takes about 4 hours for your changes to take effect, so you'll continue to see ads for these sites on your pages for a little while."
That's all folks!
10 comments:
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Peter @ Enviroman said...
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This is an interesting post. I am tempted to try it. Except for this. I thought that ads are put on our sites on a competitive auction basis. That means ads which bid higher gets a better chance of getting displayed. So if an advertiser bid lower, his chance of having his ads displayed is lower. So if we block his ad out, does this mean that advertiser who bid even lower than than get displayed, or even public service ad get displayed?
Peter
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9/14/2006 01:10:00 PM
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kukote said...
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@peter... there's nothing wrong in trying. you can try it and if it doesn't work for you, you can easily remove the block on these MFA sites. I tried it and was surprised with the results. I got the biggest Adsense earning per day today, with the same number of clicks, my earnings tripled. I don't know if I'm just lucky today, but let me see what will happen tomorrow, or in a week.
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9/14/2006 07:14:00 PM
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Adsense Tips said...
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A very good post - you left me a note a couple of weeks ago regarding link exchange. pse send me details to adsense@brilliant4biz.com or put me on your blogroling list and I will do the same. I am away till friday 22nd so no rush - adrienne
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9/18/2006 04:13:00 AM
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entreprenuer said...
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Great tips! keep thoose advice comming
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9/19/2006 01:17:00 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Are you able to post a list of the rubbish MFA url's?
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9/19/2006 01:51:00 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Kutote ad filtering to double income is great, but the thing is, adsense is worldwide thus the ads i see in my country wont be the same as you see in your country so this makes the process a little hard , if we can ask the people or friends from the countries that visit our blogs the most in my case the U.K and US; what ads do they see we can get MFA sites out of the way.
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9/20/2006 06:19:00 PM
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Martin said...
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This seems like a really good idea I'm going to try it on my site and see what happens, thanks for the tip.
Cheers
Martin
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9/25/2006 06:00:00 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Really helpful
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9/26/2006 02:47:00 AM
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Anonymous said...
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i hope you could send me a list of all those urls you blocked...my email add is debengaj(at)yahoo(dot)com.
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10/03/2006 03:04:00 PM
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Aishwarya Rai said...
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I will try also
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11/08/2006 09:08:00 PM
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10 comments:
This is an interesting post. I am tempted to try it. Except for this. I thought that ads are put on our sites on a competitive auction basis. That means ads which bid higher gets a better chance of getting displayed. So if an advertiser bid lower, his chance of having his ads displayed is lower. So if we block his ad out, does this mean that advertiser who bid even lower than than get displayed, or even public service ad get displayed?
Peter
Adsense Alert
@peter... there's nothing wrong in trying. you can try it and if it doesn't work for you, you can easily remove the block on these MFA sites. I tried it and was surprised with the results. I got the biggest Adsense earning per day today, with the same number of clicks, my earnings tripled. I don't know if I'm just lucky today, but let me see what will happen tomorrow, or in a week.
A very good post - you left me a note a couple of weeks ago regarding link exchange. pse send me details to adsense@brilliant4biz.com or put me on your blogroling list and I will do the same. I am away till friday 22nd so no rush - adrienne
Great tips! keep thoose advice comming
Are you able to post a list of the rubbish MFA url's?
Kutote ad filtering to double income is great, but the thing is, adsense is worldwide thus the ads i see in my country wont be the same as you see in your country so this makes the process a little hard , if we can ask the people or friends from the countries that visit our blogs the most in my case the U.K and US; what ads do they see we can get MFA sites out of the way.
This seems like a really good idea I'm going to try it on my site and see what happens, thanks for the tip.
Cheers
Martin
My quest to make money on the internet.
Really helpful
i hope you could send me a list of all those urls you blocked...my email add is debengaj(at)yahoo(dot)com.
thanx a lot...
I will try also
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