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Henry 11-06-2006 10:49 AM

The Most Profitable Adsense Ad Unit
 
The first Adsense unit on a page displays the top paying ads. So if you want to maximize Adsense earnings, make sure your "money maker" ad block appears before any other Adsense block on the page.

This is well known but there are some people who just recently found this out (like me).

Ref: Inside AdSense: First impressions count

zpivat 11-06-2006 12:05 PM

and don't forget to always:
- Put as many adblocks as legally allowed.
- Blend your ads with the content; and when using a square block, blend starting from the left side.
- Use the same or similar font between your ads and HTML text.
and.....a powerful technique to dramatically increase CTRs: put small images beside the ads.

Larry 11-06-2006 12:09 PM

That was speculation for a good while and it made sense. It was good of them to come out in the open and say that. Also blending the ads with the content has made a real difference in my Adsense and YPN income. You did a good job doing that on your site by the way. :)

Henry 11-06-2006 04:06 PM

@zpivat: Thanks for the tips!

@Larry: How much of a difference did it make. Can YPN and Adsense coexist on the same page?

TheBull 11-06-2006 04:30 PM

Choose the type carefully
 
One thing I have learned from various people is the type of add. If you read some of John Chow's posts, his 300x300 add is his best money maker by far.

Caveman Joe 11-07-2006 12:10 AM

Biggest difference for me was adding a Link Unit to the tops of my pages. The one at the top of JAMMAForever is earning more revenue than all the other ads on the website combined.

Rat-race 11-10-2006 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Caveman Joe (Post 3618)
Biggest difference for me was adding a Link Unit to the tops of my pages. The one at the top of JAMMAForever is earning more revenue than all the other ads on the website combined.

I have to try that. I've always only used the regular content blocks. Thanks:)

Leonard 11-10-2006 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBull (Post 3041)
One thing I have learned from various people is the type of add. If you read some of John Chow's posts, his 300x300 add is his best money maker by far.

actually it's the medium rectangle - 300x250.

TheBull 11-12-2006 03:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leonard (Post 7743)
actually it's the medium rectangle - 300x250.

Ahh, what's 50 pixels among friends?? :cool:

TheBull 11-12-2006 03:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Caveman Joe (Post 3618)
Biggest difference for me was adding a Link Unit to the tops of my pages. The one at the top of JAMMAForever is earning more revenue than all the other ads on the website combined.

That wouldn't happen to be running IM Portal would it?

DmitryDavydov 11-12-2006 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Henry (Post 2741)
The first Adsense unit on a page displays the top paying ads. So if you want to maximize Adsense earnings, make sure your "money maker" ad block appears before any other Adsense block on the page.

This is well known but there are some people who just recently found this out (like me).

Ref: Inside AdSense: First impressions count

AdLinks are most profitable for me - 50% of all AdSense income.

Caveman Joe 11-13-2006 01:48 AM

@TheBull - nah, it's another one running on GeekLog. :)

mind-energy 11-13-2006 08:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Henry (Post 2741)
The first Adsense unit on a page displays the top paying ads. So if you want to maximize Adsense earnings, make sure your "money maker" ad block appears before any other Adsense block on the page.

What do you call "first" then? First in the HTML code?

TheBull 11-13-2006 11:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Caveman Joe (Post 9211)
@TheBull - nah, it's another one running on GeekLog. :)

Very interesting. I'll have to take a closer look. Thanks.


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