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Adsense – Keep yourself up to date on new tools and features – II

By ⋅ March 6, 2010 ⋅ One comment

Ad Review Center

The Ad review Center is a tool within our account  that enables you to review placement-targeted ads that may appear on your pages. You can allow or block individual ad groups and advertisers, as well as filter ads by type: text or image.

In order to opt-in to the Ad Review Center, visit the ‘Competitive Ad Filter’ page ‘Adsense Setup’ tab.

Category Filtering

Category Filtering allows you to block ads from certain categories from appearing on your site. Gogole’s system classifies ads automatically and is currently support filtering for english ads, regardless of the language of the site. Ads can be blocked for 5 categories.

Ad Preview Tool

This allows you to preview the ads that may show on any webpage. With just a few clicks, you can see what ads may appear on your new webpages, or make an educated decision on adding Adsnse to your sites.

You can also use this feature to check the destination of ads that are on your pages (to include in the filter tool), preview colors on your page, view sample ad formats as well as select geo-targeted location to view ads that your sites visitor’s from other locations see.

The ad preview tool is available at: https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=10005 and currently only works on IE.

Adsense – Keep yourself up to date on new tools and features – I

By ⋅ February 26, 2010 ⋅ 2 comments

There are a number of small  issues that publishers face while using the Adsense account, such as ‘how do i know what ads are going to appear on my web pages?’ or ‘How can I check what sites these ads lead to?’ or ‘How can I stop certain ads from appearing?’ These are all valid concerns, and in order appear on your sites as well as to leverage from all available features, it’s important that publishers are well aware and educated on the Adsense product.

The best way to be tuned in to all new product/feature launches is to visit our Help Center and Adsense blog regularly (Day 8). Today, we’ve listed out some of the cool and useful features of Adsense which will help you further customize the ads that appear on your pages.

Competitive Ad Filter Tool

Although Google Ads are highly targeted, there may be occasions when you don’t want to display particular advertisements -  your competitor’s ads, for example.

The Competitive Ad Filter works by blocking ads that link to specific URLs. For example, if you add example.com to the filter list, all URLs (including example.com/page/article) containing example.com will be blocked.

This is available under the ‘Adsense Setup’ tab in your account, and up to 500 URLs can be blocked.

While filtering is a quick and easy way to prevent unwanted ads from being displayed, keep in mind that filtering decreases the number of ads that can appear, thereby decreasing your potential earnings as well. Also, try filtering just the exact destination URL of the ad and not the top-level domain.

Ad Review Center

The Ad review Center is a tool within our account  that enables you to review placement-targeted ads that may appear on your pages. You can allow or block individual ad groups and advertisers, as well as filter ads by type: text or image.

In order to opt-in to the Ad Review Center, visit the ‘Competitive Ad Filter’ page ‘Adsense Setup’ tab.

Category Filtering

Category Filtering allows you to block ads from certain categories from appearing on your site. Gogole’s system classifies ads automatically and is currently support filtering for english ads, regardless of the language of the site. Ads can be blocked for 5 categories.

Ad Preview Tool

This allows you to preview the ads that may show on any webpage. With just a few clicks, you can see what ads may appear on your new webpages, or make an educated decision on adding Adsnse to your sites.

You can also use this feature to check the destination of ads that are on your pages (to include in the filter tool), preview colors on your page, view sample ad formats as well as select geo-targeted location to view ads that your sites visitor’s from other locations see.

The ad preview tool is available at: https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=10005 and currently only works on IE.

Drive Traffic to Your Blog

By ⋅ June 27, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Just Following the15 popular techniques to Generate good amount of traffic to your blog.

1.) Create at least four keyword posts per day. Most of the top blogs such as Boing Boing, Daily Kos, and Instapundit (with literally tens of thousands of visitors per day) publish an average of 30 small 100-150 word posts per day according to “Secrets of the A-list Bloggers: Lots of Short Posts” by TNL.net

2.) Submit to My Yahoo! When you submit your own RSS to My Yahoo it is indexed by Yahoo.

3.) Submit to Google’s Reader. When you submit your own blog RSS to Google’s Reader the Google Blog Search will index your site.

4.) Add a relevant link directory to your blog and trade links like a demon possessed! Although it may take more time than simply submitting to a search engine one time, this method is perhaps the best way to drive traffic to your site. Use software such as Zeus to speed up the link trading process.

5.) Use ping sites like ping-o-matic. Ping your site every time you add a new post.

6.) Submit your blog to traditional search engines such as AltaVista, and MSN.

7.) Submit your blog to traditional directories such as DMOZ. Directories (particularly DMOZ) increase relevance with Google. DMOZ is very picky, but what do you have to lose by trying?

8.) Submit to as many RSS Directories and Search Engines as possible. This is a simple but repetitive process that can be done with software such as RSS SUBMIT.

9.) Comment on other blogs. Do not just leave short, lazy comments like “I agree.” Leave well thought out replies that will force readers to wonder “who wrote this?”

10.) Use track backs. If there is a blog that you refer to or quote and it is highly relevant to your subject, leave a track back. It increases your link popularity and may even score a few interested readers from the linked site.

11.) Go offline. Use newspaper ads, public bulletin boards, business cards, even stickers to let as many people as possible know your blog exists.

12.) Ad a link to your blog in your e-mail signature block.

13.) Use Groups (Usenet). Find a relevant group on Google groups, Yahoo groups, MSN groups or any of the thousands of other FREE group services and find like minded people and talk with them. Make sure your use your blog URL like it is your name.

14.) Use Forums. Forums are one of the best places to go for advice. Go to forums and find problems to solve. Make sure you leave your blog name, but be tactful about it; some forums get annoyed with those who selfishly drop a few links to their own site and leave.

15.) Tag your website. Tagging is a new idea that has erupted across the web. Sites like Del.icio.us, Technorati and many others have a social feature that allows you to place your article under keywords or “tags” that everyone interested in that tag can see.

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