Free Tips from Adsense Secrets 4 ebook by Joel Comm

Before signing up to AdSense, it's important to understand what you're signing up to. Many of the principles and strategies that I describe in this book make the most of the way that AdSense works.

If you can understand where AdSense are getting their ads, how they assign those ads to Web pages and how they fix the prices for clicks on those ads or for ad appearances on those pages, you'll be in a great position to manipulate AdSense in a way that gives you maximum revenues.

Unfortunately, I can't really do that. Much of the way that Google runs the AdSense program is kept under wraps. I know a few things - and enough to do a great deal with our AdSense ads. But I don't know it all. No one outside Google does. And for good reason. If it was clear how Google figured out the content of each website and which ads suit that site best, there's a good chance that the Web would be filled with sites created specially to bring in the highest paying ads instead of sites built to bring in and inform users.

People do try to build sites for ads not content, but they tend to make less money than high quality sites that attract loyal users who click on ads. The fact is, we can make the most of both AdSense and our own ad space without knowing the algorithms that Google uses to assign ads and pay sites.

That's because AdSense is pretty simple. At the most basic level, AdSense is a service run by Google that places ads on websites. When you sign up to AdSense, you agree to take the ads that Google gives you and receive a fee each time a user clicks on that ad (or for each thousand ad appearances the ad receives on your site, depending on the type of ad).

The ads themselves come from another Google service: AdWords. If you want to understand AdSense, you will need to understand AdWords. Advertisers submit their ads to Google using the AdWords program. They write a headline and a short piece of text - and here's where it gets interesting - they choose how much they want to pay.
Advertisers decide on the size of their advertising budgets and the amount they're prepared to pay for each click they receive.Google then decides where to put those ads.

So a company that has a website selling handmade furniture might create an ad that looks like this:
The company's owner might then say that he's prepared to pay $1000 a month for his advertising budget but not more than $1 for a click. He can be certain now of getting at least a thousand leads a month. But that's where his control over the ad ends. Google will figure out which sites suit an ad like that and put them where it sees fit, charging the advertiser up to a dollar a click until the advertiser's budget runs out. (Of that dollar, how much the publisher receives is a Google secret.

The New York Times has reported Google pays publishers 78.5 percent of the advertising price per click. The figure hasn't been confirmed but it is around what most people in the industry expect that Google pays.)

That makes AdWords different to more traditional form of advertising. In the print world, an advertiser chooses where it wants to place its ads and decides if the price is worth paying. The newspaper too decides how much it wants advertisers to pay to appear on its pages.

Any advertiser that meets that price gets the slot and the publisher always knows how much his space is worth. Neither of those things is true online. When an advertiser signs up to AdWords, he has no idea where his ads are going to turn up. When you sign up to AdSense, you've got no idea how much you're going to be paid for the ad space on your page. You leave it to Google to decide whether to give you ads which could pay just a few cents per click or ads which could pay a few dollars per click.

Google says that it always assigns ads in such a way that publishers receive maximum revenues, and that advertisers get the best value for their money.
Handmade furnishings From baby cribs to walnut bookcases, we do it all. Traditional quality, low prices. www.handmadefurnishings.com

So if you have a site that talks about interior design and which mentions "homemade furnishings" a great deal, Google will assume that your readers will be interested in the sample ad above.

But that won't be the only ad that could appear on your page. There could be dozens of others. Google will give you the ads that it thinks will give you the highest revenues. That might not be the ad with the highest possible click price though.

If a lower paying ad gives you more clicks and higher overall revenues, you should find yourself receiving that ad instead. In theory then, you could just leave it to Google to decide which ads to give you and at which price.

In my experience though, that just cuts you out of a giant opportunity. You can influence the choice of ads that you get on your page, both in terms of content and in terms of price.

You can certainly influence the number of clicks you receive on those ads. Google leaves that entirely up to you - and it's a crucial part of the difference between earnings that pay for candy bars and earnings that pay for cars.

In short then, while signing up for AdSense can be both the beginning and the end of turning your site into income, if you're serious about making serious money with your site, it needs to be the beginning. You'll want to make sure you're not getting low-paying ads, and you'll want to make sure that you're getting the clicks that turn those ads into cash.

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WHY you Should consider our instant Adsense Templates Templates

Just in case AdSense isn't your "thing"... you need to know:

1) These templates work with ANY contextual ad service, not just AdSense.

2) These templates work great for promoting CPA network offers, or whatever method you choose to monetize your site.

3) These templates are even perfect for "click flippers", and I'll explain why... read carefully so you don't miss it.

The point is, WHATEVER method you choose to monetize your sites, this package has something for you! As you're about to discover, there's a lot more to this collection than templates, and I'm helping you monetize your sites in more ways than just AdSense!

Okay, carry on...



We've included five (yes FIVE!) different types of templates to help you build exactly the kind of VRE that you want to build...

1) HTML templates

2)HyperVRE templates

3) WordPress templates

4) phpBB templates

5) XSitePro templates

Let's take a moment to look at each of the five kinds of templates...

HTML Templates

We started the collection with basic HTML templates for each of the 100 niche topics. This provides complete flexibility to adapt them, and to edit them in any HTML editor.

These templates are compatible with FrontPage, Dreamweaver, Coffeecup, Notepad, and virtually any other HTML editor.

Let's take a look at the style of the templates you'll be getting...

Let's talk about just how EASY it is to customize these templates. First of all, they're built fully functional with all the AdSense code already included, so it's simply a matter of plugging in your own AdSense publisher ID (takes about 10 seconds) and they're ready to start making money for you.

You can add your own content simply by typing it in the content areas within the template. You don't even need to know HTML. These templates are designed to be simple and easy to understand. Unlike some templates I've seen, you WON'T find a bunch of messy code scattered throughout them, making it difficult to add your own content.

In fact...

The code is CLEAN, and therefore easier for you to edit and customize.

Search engines prefer clean, properly formatted code :-)

It is compatible with virtually every browser (IE, Firefox, Netscape, etc...).

It will be functional for many years to come.

Let's zoom in so I can give you a little closer view of the strategy involved in these templates...

And this is just ONE example!

There are several different styles with many of my best strategies implemented.

I'm not going to list all of the strategies here, but the point is that you don't have to read a book to learn how to use AdSense on your pages... that part is already done for you!

Just realize that we put some thought and science into the placement of the ads, colors we used, etc. It's also super easy to test different variables using these templates, to make sure you're getting the maximum profit from your pages!

Maybe you've seen something like this lately...

The image to the left is an eye-tracking map, showing where people look and click first when they do a search on Google.

Other studies have shown that web users follow a similar pattern on most of the sites they view.

The area in the upper left corner is what gets seen and clicked the most. This area has come to be known as the "Golden Triangle".

Can you guess what I'm going to say next?

That's right, we optimized our templates using the "Golden Triangle" to make sure you get maximum exposure and click-through rate on your AdSense ads (or other ads you may choose to put in their place).

Take a look at some of our designs...

Okay, you can see in the above examples that we've placed income-producing ad blocks inside the golden triangle of our templates, and you can also see that there is some real science involved here! But let me break it down even further, to show you the level of care we've taken in the construction of these templates...

Even though they are BOTH in the Golden Triangle, I happen to know from my own testing that this AdSense block in the main content area will get more clicks than the skyscraper ad block just to the left of it.

The problem with that, is that the FIRST ad block on the page will display the highest paying ads by default, and we want our visitors to click on the highest paying ads.

Therefore we put this center ad block BEFORE the left navigation panel in the HTML code. That way you'll be showing the highest paying ads in the most-clicked area!

As you can see, Instant Website Templates is where intelligent design meets intelligent monetization.

Oh and by the way...

Unlike most template providers, we do NOT put a link back to our site at the bottom! I'm not trying to steal your traffic (duh)... I want YOU to make money.

Believe it or not, I'm just getting warmed up. Lets take a look at the second of the five types of templates...

HyperVRE Templates

I'm very excited about the addition of HyperVRE templates to our "arsenal", because they are designed to meet the objective of our mission... to create virtual real estate.

These templates are made to be used with the HyperVRE software, and if you don't already have the program, don't worry! I'm including it as a free bonus with your package today.

In case you're not familiar with HyperVRE, it's a user-friendly Windows software program that builds content-based websites, and you don't even need to know HTML to use it.

In order to help you understand how these templates work, let me start by explaining a little bit about what the software does...

HyperVRE enables you to build content-rich sites using your articles that are relevant to your highly targeted keywords.

Allows you to add rotating keyword definitions to your pages, which is a portion of the page that is auto-refreshed with laser-targeted content for your keyword.

You can place rotating RSS feeds throughout the site, to keep your content unique and fresh. The software even has a built in function to find and add relevant feeds.

Features the ability to automatically integrate AdSense or other PPC revenue streams into your website.

Creates a search-engine friendly, keyword-focused linking structure for optimal search engine indexing and placement.

Remember the survey that I mentioned? A clear majority of 82% of participants wanted us to include RSS feeds in our templates.

Well now you've got them, and it's no surprise that they were such a highly requested feature. After all, it's a great way to keep your page unique, fresh, and relevant.

One thing I really like about HyperVRE is it's proper use of RSS feeds, unlike some "black hat" page generators out there. If you're syndicating someone else's content on your site by using their RSS feed, then you need to keep the link back to the author's site. That's simply a price you have to pay for free dynamic content.

If you're posting RSS feeds without a proper link back to the author's site (also called scraping), then you're basically stealing their content. Not only could that get you banned from the search engines, but it could also land you in hot water with the owner of the content.

All that is simply to say, these templates allow you to integrate RSS feeds into your site, AND to do it the RIGHT way.

You'll receive a HyperVRE template for each of the 100 niche topics in this collection...

One of the things I like most about HyperVRE is that it's designed to help you build a unique website that is different from anyone else's. There are so many customizable aspects within the HyperVRE software that it would be virtually impossible for two people to end up with identical sites.

HyperVRE is push-button simple, so anyone can start using it right away, even if they don't know HTML. And for those who DO know HTM