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A couple of months ago I received an email from the Google AdSense team inviting me to take part in the beta testing of the new AdSense interface. I was more than happy to accept as I have often felt the old look needed updating.
The new system is still in beta, but if you [...]

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AdSense – less is more?

by Stephen on March 25, 2009

If you are a user of AdSense on your blog/website and have performed any kind of research into how to get the most out of the adverts, you will no doubt have come across the argument that “less is more”.
The thought process behind this strategy is that the fewer the number of ads placed on [...]

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How to link Google Analytics and Google AdSense

by Stephen on January 27, 2009

It has been a long time coming, and for some, the wait continues, but for others the ability to link together Google Analytics and Google AdSense is no longer a dream!
Over the past few weeks Google has been allowing webmasters to link their AdSense account with their Analytics account. I have seen the notice [...]

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Offensive or Unwanted AdSense Ads on Your Site?

by Stephen on December 17, 2008

If you are running AdSense on your website it is a good idea to keep track of the adverts being displayed on your pages.
There is a post on Webmaster World today about offensive adverts being displayed on a travel website. The adverts are pictorial and are for a website that finds husbands for Chinese brides.
This [...]

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Google Gets Tough With AdSense Applications

by Stephen on December 15, 2008

I have just read an interesting post about a change in Google’s policy for accepting new applications into their income generating program, AdSense.
It seems Google has finally decided to do something about the amount of poor quality websites that has sprung up during the past few years and has tightened up the approval process. This [...]

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Choose The Right Way To Monetize A Blog

by Stephen on October 5, 2008

In an excellent video featuring Darren Rowse from ProBlogger, he talks about the reasons why he decided to remove AdSense from his website.
Darren was disappointed with the revenue being generated by AdSense on ProBlogger so he decided to experiment by completely removing all AdSense ads and trying some alternatives. Affiliate links and selling advertising space [...]

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I have just found a website where the owner is ranting and raving because his AdSense account has been banned by Google. As is usually the case, Google has “given no reason” for this apart from a violation of Google’s Terms of Service.
If I were to give you the address I am pretty sure you [...]

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It is quite natural for AdSense earnings to go up and down. If it happens consecutively for one or two days I tend not to worry, if it extends to three days my eyebrows are raised. I am now into that third day.
I decide it’s time to take a closer look
Managing several web sites through [...]

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What is Google AdSense?

by Stephen on September 15, 2008

Google AdSense is a contextual advertising program which allows website owners to generate income through their website. The website owner places a snippet of code into the pages of the website on which the adverts will be displayed, Google robots read the page and display adverts that are relevant to the page content.
For example, [...]

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Google AdSense Using Invalid Security Certificate

by Stephen on September 12, 2008

The Google AdSense website is currently delivering an invalid security certificate when a user tries to log in. The error message I get is this:

www.google.com uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate will not be valid until 02/05/2008 18:02.
(Error code: sec_error_expired_certificate)

A quick search on Google for the phrase “google adsense security certificate” brings back 25,000 results. [...]

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