In a recent blog post, Joel Comm asks Are Your Ads In Order?
When using multiple adsense units, it pays to track each unit on the web page separately. You can do this by setting up Channels in your Adsense account. The reason is because the highest paying ads are shown in the first unit that [...]

The Fair Ads Network is officially launching this week, though they are only allowing 10,000 to sign up during their Beta release. Obviously 10k is a drop in the bucket compared to the number of people that will be interested in FAN, so you’ll want to sign up quick to ensure that you get a spot now… FAN stands for Fair Ads Network, and is a contextual advertising system similar to Google Adsense and Yahoo Publisher Network…

I have earned $377.88 in affiliate commissions so far with practically NO effort. Literally less than 10 minutes and less than ten dollars invested. I can only imagine what someone would earn that is actively promoting this program…

You install this on your server (your hosting account) and it tracks practically everything associated with Adsense… What search terms your visitors used to find your web page, where they came from, Adsense stats for each individual web page on your site (no more channel madness!), and even WHICH AD your visitor clicked on!

Last week I mentioned MegaGlobe, which is an up and coming international search engine… and this week I have a new piece of news on them. The latest press release states that they will indeed be offering a contextual advertising option for webmasters that rivals Google Adsense. They are getting the attention of website owners everywhere by promising higher payouts and better compensation plans…

This quick list of Adsense Q&A is taken from my eBiz Discussion Forum. Feel free to click on the questions/topics and comment on them yourself. Included are Five popular Adsense questions…

I’ve been busy this past week with some of my own priorities, so I havent kept my ear to the ground on the big Adsense debate since I read Scott Boulch’s Life After Adsense report. I thought perhaps the dust would have settled by now - but a quick glance at my inbox tells me it hasnt…

From Google Adsense, Sept 2006: We’ve added one additional format to the list of available ad formats: the small square (200×200). The small square supports text, image, and video ads, so using this format when opted in to both text and image ads will enable you to show a wider variety of ads on your pages…