AdSense placement suggestions: FREE report

Next time I blogged, I wrote my blog post as usual, but then pasted the AdSense code for a 300 x 250 Medium Rectangle image ad at the bottom of my own words, leaving a little space between the content of the post and the ad.

Google lets you put 3 AdSense units on your site at one time, so I don't put an AdSense unit in every one of my posts -- more like every third one.

(If you accidentally put more than 3 AdSense units on your blog one day, don't panic -- Google automatically replaces the extra ones with a blank space.)

The results were amazing.

Within 24 hours, I went from making 20 cents a day with Google AdSense to making $2 or $3!

Now, that isn't a fortune, but I kick myself thinking of all the money I've been "leaving on the table" for the past nine years by not getting more aggressive with Google AdSense placement.

I could have made had an extra $60 or $90 a month for nine years, just for doing something that takes a few seconds a day.

All the advice I've read from other experts says the same thing: experiment with using as large a Google AdSense unit you can get away with, and make sure you put it right INSIDE your blog post.

I've gotten lots of other expert advice from Eric Giguere.

He wrote a book called Uncommon AdSense, which I bought because:

A. His "sales page" wasn't an ugly mess of exclamation marks, loud sound effects, photos of "his" sportscar and ridiculous claims. (You know what I mean!)

B. Uncommon AdSense was only $10, but is 100 pages long.

C. Because Eric has your email address, you will always have the latest version of this ebook. Every time Google AdSense makes a change to its policies and best practices, Eric tells you about it.

D. You get 3 FREE bonuses, too.

If you want to get some solid advice about Google AdSense placement and much, much more, I highly recommend CLICKING HERE to get Uncommon AdSense right now.