Showing posts with label Google adsense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google adsense. Show all posts

Friday, February 25, 2011

Fresh Cash is back!

It's been a difficult beginning of the year for anyone whose website has been hacked. That's my case and it all happen because someone got hold of my FTP access. Read more about this here:
www.fresh-cash.com/blog/money-lost-in-adsense/

Now that Fresh Cash is back you can enjoy reading again about stock trading, real estate and business. Today's blog post is about trading GOOGLE on the stock market. Read more about this here:
www.fresh-cash.com/blog/trading-goog-this-friday/

Tags: Google adsense, Blogging Money, Stock Options Trading.

Monday, October 4, 2010

Make Money Online



Making money online through affiliate programs or Adsense is a great way to make money because it is a form of passive income.
Basically once you have set it all up, you only have to check your account to see the money rolling in.

If you want additional income you can also blog about your online business to create additional streams of incoming traffic which translates in additional revenue.

Adding special features to your website such as a calculator or a directory is a great way to gain more exposure and serve your readers better.

From times to times, your website may loose on its ranking.
When it is the case I simply go to Digg, Delicious and other social websites such as Twitter and promote my websites a little to compensate for the juice lost. This is usually enough updating to get back to normal traffic level.

You will find more tips about creating and keeping passive income online at my (other) money making blog

Tags: Make money online. Create passive income online. Google Adsense.

Sunday, April 4, 2010

How many ads per page is best?

The natural instinct of the internet marketer is to increase the number of ads per page to the maximum.


Google Adsense allows a maximum of three ad units per page. They can be combined with three ad links.

However Google Adsense warns that putting as much as six ads in a page will result in the page looking cluttered. Why would you care if it makes more money? Well, it won't because a page full of ads gets web users to hit the Back button and leave your webpages. This leaves little chance for them to click any of your ads.

Read more about your website bounce rate and how it impacts the organic traffic (visitors from search engines) and the revenue of your webpages at www.fresh-cash.com How many ads per page is best?

Tags: How many ads per page is best? What is the right number of Google ads per page? How ads impact bounce rate? Decrease bounce rate. Improve ads revenue.