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If you already have good Ads, good content and adequate traffic to your Adsense website or blog, this article will show you how to tweak your pre-existing content to support the most effective profitability from your new Adsense program.
Always remember your core objective. Most webmasters cluster their page with bazillion keywords for the so called "search engine optimization". Think strategically and never lard up any of your web pages or blogs with keywords that does not contribute to the value of your page and the experience of your intended audience. Do not mask your efforts with unnecessary keywords. Refer to my article on keyword research for Adsense, for effective guidance.
We are focused here on clicks; which means bringing the relevant readers to your site and giving them a good informative experience. Normally you are required to put them in an inquisitive or buying state of mind. Now here is the deal, as a general rule, all content shifts should be relevant. Consider making connections between articles; for instance, connect articles on website creation to articles on website hosting, articles on website creation do's and don'ts and so on.
However, before you put your Adsense Code on any of your pages, check out the following:
Ensure High Quality Textual Content
If you have little content, it might be difficult for Google to determine the focus of your page and end up displaying only public service Ads that will earn you peanuts'. So it is always important and better to have enough textual content that will attract relevant Ads from the Adsense program.
Use Different Page Titles For Different Pages
Each page of your site or blog should have unique content. Therefore use different and unique page titles for a specific content of your page. Do not use difficult page titles and avoid generic or vague titles like "untitled document" or "page 1". They will do you more harm than good. Be precise and simple; your page can get banned by some search engines if the page title is too long. So think tactically!
Adsense Miracle; Developing Good Content
By: Magnus
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