Tag: adsense

Recently, I published a tutorial on how to add sticky Adsense ads to Blogspot blogs. If you’ve implemented it on your blog but don’t know how to track the earnings, just follow through the steps below. 1. Sign in to your Google Adsense account on PC 2. Go to ” My Ads” > Page-level ads…

The Adsense team has created AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement to help bloggers lay the foundation to a winning engagement strategy. In the guide, you’ll learn: How to help your audience become familiar with your brand Best practices to design user journeys How to develop content that resonates with your audience Ways to make your…

I stumbled on a post on Adsense blog and I’ve decided to share with you. The post gives some insights about why AdSense earnings sometimes go down — and how you can respond to optimize your earnings. According to the blog post, there are many factors that affect revenue, but the key ones include: Page…

Once Google approves your blog for Matched content, you can start generating Matched Content unit from your Adsense account. By placing the code of the matched content unit on your blog, Google will be able to display relevant articles (below your blog posts) to visitors of your site based on topic similarity. To create a…

Last year, Google introduced Matched Content for Adsense publishers; a free service that promotes relevant content from your site to your site’s visitors, and can help to increase your page views and the time your readers spend on your site. Unfortunately, the Matched content feature is not available to all publishers. To be eligible, you…

When you link your AdSense and Google Analytics accounts, you can access two reports to help you analyze your AdSense performance in conjunction with other GA data about your site : the AdSense Pages report and the AdSense Referrers report. Besides those two reports, there is the “AdSense Overview” report which lets you get a…

Google recently introduced Active View metrics in Adsense accounts, to track the viewability of ads served by AdSense: that is, the percentage of ads that are considered viewable out of the total number of ads measured. The Google’s ad viewability measurement solution uses the online ad industry standard: a display ad is counted as viewable…