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What You Did Not Learn About Google Adsense

Paul Owen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:10:26 +0000

There are three things that are a factor in succeeding with an Adsense business model and some common concerns I’d like to address. These are all in my opinion of course.

Time – Depending on the work you put in, will partly be responsible for the success you are having. If you are doing this part time, you going to have to wait longer. There really aren’t any shortcuts or tricks you can do to game Google. And besides, if you mess with Google, you will lose. If you don’t believe me, just look around at any internet marketing forum.

Testing a niche is easy but creating an Adwords campaign and looking at the impressions over the course of a day. You will learn how many people are looking and how many are clicking. Make sure to control your budget or you might end up in the red. You won’t have to buy a domain and setup a webpage before you know the profitability. So your website is doing bad, then you have to question it. How can I rank number 1 with no back linking. Once you are on page 1 or in the top 5 results you will be able to see the real results of your efforts.

I think it is absolutely ridiculous to expect to be indexed on page 1 right from the get go. This can and does happen, but other times it won’t for whatever reason Google decides. Get them ranking, with about 10 pages of content and firing back links to the home page and some of the inner pages. Do this over the course of two months and then look again. Not exactly the get rich over night you thought eh!

Work – There is no excuse to take things slow because you have got to push this stuff. If you can do it part time that is okay but you can’t play around. Anyone who is struggling to pay bills and can’t afford dinner for tomorrow, then definitely should not buy the Adsense Masters Course until they have things under control. You can’t just start a website and have it making thousands of dollars by next week. Dedicating time everyday is awesome. Again, part time efforts won’t reap you hundreds of dollars a day, at least not without serious efforts. Most people who do things part time don’t really do anything.

Mistakes – To really understand Google Adsense you are going to have to make mistakes. If you don’t make any mistakes then you are not going to succeed, for real. I’ve been doing this for a long time and can’t tell you exactly how I know how something works. I can write you a nice story about it but it is something you just gain an instinct for. Sometimes you might spend a lot of hard work on something and then it flops. Unfortunately this is the way it works. Accept the bad sites and move on. You won’t be able to start tomorrow and by the end of the month be paying all of your bills, not yet anyway.

Many people are too scared to make a move until they have everything figured out. But this will lead to failure. Nobody knows how Google works for sure, I certainly don’t. You’ve got to get to work and do something.

I don’t like blasting out articles for back links in the course of a couple of days. In fact I send my automatic submissions to 13 per day over the course of 2 months. In my case this is especially important for new websites because Google seems to give my site a penalty if I try to blast links to it. Stop looking for the latest secret and do some work.

I’m really not surprised to see people wondering why they aren’t rich with this amount of work, I mean, the “Gurus” keep telling you that it’s that easy. In the beginning for every 10 sites you create, 1 might be a winner. How can you expect to dominate a business when you are brand new, no matter what other skills you have?

If you don’t like article writing, then like Xfactor says, it is surprising your using this business model because a large portion of it is writing. Content and articles are basically the same just that one is usually longer than the other.

Don’t finish there, look at the Xfactor Adsense Course for yourself! I also take advantage of the Unique Article Wizard to automate my back linking strategies. You can get a unique content version of this article from the Uber Article Directory.

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One Seo Tip

David Anttony — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:48:03 +0000

There are two types of SEO, onsite and offsite. Onsite involves optimizing your website to make it search engine friendly. By changing your local site and adding special SEO components you can attract better results, and sometimes great results from search engines like Google.

You can get very good results with just onsite optimisation on its own but the effects tend to be unstable and not effective long-term. To get top results you will need to do a lot off offsite optimization as well.

Top onsite SEO tip: change the page title

Believe it or not the changing the page title is one of the most important onsite optimization techniques you can do. The page title is what appears at the top of a browser on the left hand side. Visitors to your internet site will not ordinarily take much notice of your page title because it is not shown on your page. However, search engines take a lot of notice of the page title.

If you do not know what the page title looks like in the HTML just open up any page in web browser and look at the page source (right click the page and select view source).

You will find the page title within the <title?</title? tags usually within the first few lines of the HTML code. This is an example of an HTML title tag : <title?This is my page title</title?.

Search engines take a lot of notice of the page title because it is like the title of a book, it tells you what the book is about. If the title is clear and brief it tells search engines exactly what the page is about then you can rank high for some of your chosen keywords.

The trick is not to dilute your page title with supplemental non-keywords. Do not add words like in and the, and other filler words. The closer you can get to the pure keywords the better.

For example, avoid doing this: <title?Earth Worms in the Middle East</title? when your keyword is earth worms. Instead simply use: <title?Earth Worms</title?.

If you have multiple keywords only use 2 or 3 uttermost or again the focus is reduced. If you are using multiple keywords then do it like this: <title?Earth worms | Middle East</title? – never use filler words like ‘in’ and ‘the’.

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One Meta Tag You Should Use Carefully

David Anttony — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:20:25 +0000

There is only one meta tag that most search engines use – the description tag. It is not commonly used for SEO ranking purposes, but it is normally used (including by Google) as the text on the search results listing.

The content of the description tag is used more often than not by Google when it shows the results pages for a keyword. It uses only the first 156 characters though so make sure if you are using it to check the length of the text. If you do not check the length your text will be truncated and it will look funny.

Microsoft Word has a great tool that will allow you to check the text length very quickly. This tool is visible on the status bar at the bottom of the page. To use it choose the text you want to determine the length and then double click on the word count statistics box.

The meta tags should appear in the head section of the page between the head tags.

Google is a little scallywag when it comes to using or not using the meta description tag. When it does use it you can have full control of what is exposed to likely visitors but it will often change what it uses at will with sometimes it just plucking a piece of text from your page.

To make sure you have more control over what Google picks out as the text in the search results as well as setting the description tag carefully also make sure that the first 156 characters of text on your page says what you would like to appear in Google.

If you have a flash site or just use pictures with a little text, you have a problem! We have seen Google pick up the alt text from an image and display this when it did not choose to use our description tag. This will tell you to ALWAYS have some text on your page even if it is only 156 carefully chosen characters (including spaces).

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