Tuesday, July 31, 2007
- Consider signing-up for AdWords and create a mini campaign. It can help you to understand the working of AdSense.
- Put your targeted-keyword on Page Title.
- Repeat the keywords in your content.
- Learn HTML.
- Put emphasis around your keywords by using HTML tags . i.e. rather than "Adsense Tips " you have to use "AdSense Tips" .
- Get domain name that contains your targeted keyword.
- Submit your website to directories for inclusion, e.g. dmoz.org, yahoo directories
- Submit your URL to search engines for crawling.
- Create and submit your sitemaps to Google Sitemap (sitemap.xml) and Yahoo (urllist.txt)
- Google is not the only search engine. Optimize for different engines as well. You are very likely to face less competition than in Google.
- Invest for original fresh content. Write or pay for contents regularly.
- Use copyscape.com to find content theft. You invest for your content. Don’t let it be taken by unscrupulous webmasters.
- Article marketing is one of the best way to deliver traffic to your site. Write and submit articles to article-submission sites. Include short summary and hyperlinks to your website in the author information box.
- Don’t use objectionable methods to draw visitors to your site; buying traffics, spyware, hidden-texts, page cloaking etc will get your AdSense account terminated.
- New visitors have higher chance to click on the ads than regular visitors, thus higher CTR (click-through rate).
- Regular visitors have higher chance to recommend your site to others.
- Search engines are where most of your new visitors come from. Learn a bit about Search Engine Optimization, or pay people to do it. Doing it yourself will save yourself from troubles created by not-so-honorable SEO (Search Engine Optimizer).
- Don’t create mirrors. These are sites with different URLs but same contents. It hurts search engine ranking.
- Its easier to create many websites with low earning than few websites with high earning.
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