How to Increase Earning from Adsense

**worldir** · Mar 15th, 2008, 4:53 pm

New to Adsense and realised it is quite a good source of passive income if really work on it...

Currently got ard less than US$20 per month and wish to improve my conversion rate of 1% of total impressive which is quite bad...

Hoping to hear from forumers successful tips and to LEARN before can start EARNING

**Colleen** · Mar 17th, 2008, 6:48 pm

I've never had much success with it.

**shahab6** · Mar 17th, 2008, 7:46 pm

How is making $20 a month a good income? Anyway you need and lots of traffic so work on that. Also you want to blend it in with your website, you can have a higher conversion rate that way

**Kaos** · Mar 17th, 2008, 8:34 pm

Yes, you definitely want the ads to blend more. Match the colors of the title and urls to the color of hyperlinks in your website. Also I suggest inserting adsense right into your content so the content actually surrounds the ad. This will help conversion typically. Of course it does always come down to traffic and the relevancy of the ads. Be sure to take advantage of the ad filter in adsense to decrease the MFA sites advertising on your site and potentially increase the payout you receive. Also label all your ads in adsense with channel names so that you can test which ad style/placement are converting best with you and which aren't so you can keep altering things until they work better for you.

Good Luck with it!

**worldir** · Mar 18th, 2008, 2:52 am

still $0 from forum ad revenue sharing scheme after a week

**CountryBoy** · Mar 18th, 2008, 4:25 am

Originally Posted by worldir

still $0 from forum ad revenue sharing scheme after a week

Revenue sharing isn't going to make you a fortune (if anything). I know people at much larger forums who struggle to make more than a dollar a month from revenue sharing.

Be patient with AdSense is my advice. Blending the ads will definitely help, as will weaving the ads between other page elements. Try and get search engine traffic by building up quality content over time. Do not fall into the trap of artificially driving traffic to your ads - they are very unforgiving towards people who try and bend the rules!

**worldir** · Mar 20th, 2008, 5:47 pm

thanks for the advice... patient is the key word

still learning and trying....

seem like dropping to less than US$10 this month

**worldir** · Apr 30th, 2008, 6:28 am

more traffic more visitors maybe more conversion rates

**odls** · Apr 30th, 2008, 7:38 am

I`ve added a Google/site search box on mine, and directed the search traffic to one of my own results page. So far there`s a bit of additional revenue from it, and it keeps visitors on my site for that bit longer.

Something for you to think about maybe?

**chappi** · Apr 30th, 2008, 4:21 pm

My advices for revenue increasing:

- Ads must be relevant;
- Don't overload pages with ads;
- AFS (searchbox) can increase revenue by 20-40 % ;
- Put default search value in searchbox - for example, if page's content is related to web hosting, put in s-box "free hosting php";
- Use PHP, Javascript, cookies an whatever else to find all about visitor - geography, referring url, ... to better serve information for him/her;
- And, of course, visitor flow is king - advertise as much as you can.