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Check Google Adsense Earnings From Google Chrome With Adsense Publisher Toolbar

Finally, we now have an official tool from Google which lets you monitor and check Adsense earnings from desktop, without having to manually login to your Google Adsense account. If you are an Adsense publisher and use Google Chrome as your default browser, the Adsense publisher toolbar extension (from Google) will help you grab a [...]

Google’s Advice: Stick With The Default Font Family For Adsense Ads

The appearance and layout of an Adsense ad is one of the several factors that greatly influences its performance. Link color, text color, font size, font type and background color of an Adsense unit must work together or that specific ad unit wont perform according to your expectations. Contextually relevant content is important but placement [...]

Block Specific Adsense Advertisements From Appearing On Your Site

If you have a niche website or blog and you’re using Google Adsense to monetize your online content, allowing contextual advertisements of every other category can be a bit irrelevant. Let us assume that your website circles around a specific topic e.g computer tutorials, beauty tips or Interior design. You place the code of Google [...]

This One Tip Might Boost Your Earnings From Adsense Link Units

Apart from the regular ad units of Google Adsense, link units are another great way to fill up empty space in your website and earn a decent revenue. The advantage of link units over the regular Adsense units is that they don’t consume heavy space on the design, can fit in specific areas and blend [...]

Google Adsense Earning Reports And Google Analytics Earning Reports Not Matching ?

If you use Google Adsense to monetize your websites and also use your Google Analytics account for monitoring the traffic, stats, revenue and in page analytics of the various pages of your website, you might have noticed some discrepancies between Adsense earnings. Different Timezone Setting in Google Analytics And Google Adsense Most of the times, your Google [...]

Google Adsense Ads Will Now Load More Faster At The Client’s Browser

Some good news for bloggers or webmasters who use Adsense ads on their blogs and are always worried on how to speed up the loading time of Adsense ads eventually speeding up the loading time of their websites. Google is pushing an update to the Adsense codes and making it more faster. What this means [...]

New Adsense Interface Optimized For Mobile Devices

Do you need to check your Google Adsense earnings from a mobile device or smartphone and searching for an application which can be used to see Google Adsense earnings from mobile ? Well, there is no need to use any third party apps for checking Google Adsense stats, since the Adsense team has just launched [...]

Google Adsense For Maps Has Arrived, Lets You Monetize Maps API V3 Applications

Some good news for Google Maps developers who always wanted to monetize their Google Maps applications. Google Adsense, one of the most popular Advertising programs for bloggers and web publishers has opened its door for Google Maps developers who use Google Maps API v3 on their website or apps. Now you can show Adsense ads [...]

Facebook Updates Ad Policies, Google Adsense Missing From The List Of Approved Ad Vendors

It’s payback time. Facebook has updated their terms and conditions for Advertising networks and will soon require app developers to only use in-app advertising from approved vendors. Big news is: Google Adsense is missing from the list of approved advertising networks. Some months back, Google blocked Facebook users from importing contacts from Gmail into Facebook, [...]

How to Show Adsense Ads Only to Search Engine Visitors

It’s a good practice to show Adsense ads only to search engine visitors. This implies that the regular readers who visit your site from a browser bookmark, RSS feed or by manually typing your blog’s address, never see any advertisements.

How to Show Adsense Ads Only On Longer Posts in WordPress

It is always a major concern to maximize revenue from posts that have a large word count. At the same time, you also don’t want to annoy the regular readers of your blog by showing them ads on shorter articles. Read along to know how to control number of ads for different articles.