What I'm referring to is the time of year. It's time to remove Google Adsense on your niche sites, in preparation for the holiday shopping season. Now if you have a content site that capitalizes on the rise in advertising during the last quarter - you can ignore this advice. But if you placed Adsense ads on your niche site just to earn a little income during the slow months, now is the time to remove it and put the products back in the forefront...

From the Google Adsense Help Center: AdSense for search results on your site Publishers using AdSense for search now have the option to open search results within their own websites. By adding an additional set of search results code to your page, you can display Google search results framed within your own site. This new […]

Joel Comm is the author of the popular info-product titled Adsense Secrets, among other titles that he offers on his various sites. If you've been in Internet Marketing for any amount of time, you're bound to be familiar with it. I bought a copy several months ago myself, and love it. I actually ordered two […]

I was surfing through Digital Point today and found a cool thread by ShoeMoney in the Adsense category. It's an older thread, but recently bumped - and a great read. In his first post he outlines how you should handle your Adsense accounts and income across multiple sites when they are bringing in $100k (give or take a few thousand) collectively...

There is a new addition to Google Adsense options, a Cost-Per-Action (CPA) model. For the publisher, this means getting paid per sale instead of per click, much like promoting any other affiliate program. For merchants this means only paying for traffic that converts, instead of paying for every click-through...

When I logged into my Google Adsense account today, I noticed a link about the new click-to-play video ads. Apparently these will appear if you have Image Ads enabled on your sites. Has anyone noticed video ads on their own sites, and if so - care to share your thoughts or results?

There seems to be a debate as to whether CTR affects your overall EPC with Adsense. Some people say that having one site in your account that has a low click-through rate will cause your earnings to drop across all sites. Others say this isnt a factor...

When I listened in to the Adsense Teleseminar with Joel Comm a couple of months ago the one thing that stuck out in my mind was his suggestion to keep an Adsense Journal. Being a stats junkie this really got my interest, as I know firsthand how beneficial your own stats can be when tweaking to increase profit potential...