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AdSense is the world best Contextual Advertising,but is it the right method for your site? You may be surprise at what you learn,for there are a great many AdSense Alternatives

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AdSense is the world best Contextual Advertising,but is it the right method for your site? You may be surprise at what you learn,for there are a great many AdSense Alternatives
  • Contextual Advertising
    First a brief explanation of what I mean by contextual advertising.Simply put his is advertising that is solely based on the content of the page it is on.When the content changes,it changes.If your site is about insurance you get ads about insurance.

    Google AdSense is by far the most famous,and I will admit the very best example of Contextual Advertising there is.It is true that riches have been made from it,that it has changed the internet in many positive ways,and some would say negative ways as well.
    However-is contextual advertising the right approach for your situation?.Many times contextual advertising;which are ads that are reflective of the content of a website,can work against the best interests of that site.

    Why would you wish to have ads of your competitors on your page? To me that is saying you admit your products are second rate,so you are offering your visitors choices.However AdSense claims that their contextual ads are of relevant interest to the readers-resulting in a higher CTR(Click Through Ratio i.e.. the number of clicks received per hundred visitors) for you the Webmaster to enjoy. I agree their technology is far superior to others who claim to do the same,but I disagree with their claim of higher CTR.

    In fact I shall show in later posts that using contextual advertising actually lowers your CTR and your potential income

    When deciding what type of adverting you should use on your website there is unfortunately no fixed criteria to help you decide.I used to advise on the basis that if you feel that you are of at least normal intelligence and are familiar with current events and affairs then I would advise one way;if on the other hand you would rather have something that is hands free and requires no thought or input and your site is rich in keywords I used to advise another way.

    Google has promoted a wonderful campaign to convince us that they are thee answer and that they,and only they; through their AdWords program, were capable of deciding what is best for us.

    The off-shot of this is that it has started a wide held believe that we simply are not capable enough to know whats interests our visitors,or even what is good for us.Perhaps you may not think of it in those terms,but that in fact that is what it all means.

    AdSense, naturally so,wish that we leave the choices of advertising selections to them,and their automated program, the "spiders",or as they more properly called, web crawlers or web robots.

    What the spider, simply put, does is scan your website and based on the number and types of links, repeated and emphasized words and phrases, will determine the topic of your site, and from that deduce that anyone viewing your site will wish to view ads on those subjects. That is actually true in many cases-but is that the best thing for YOU and your site?

    AdSense has by far the best and smartest of "spyders",which is their greatest strength, though,as I will show, it is also one of their greatest weakness as well.

    Weakness? Yes-as I will explain in my next post : Contextual Plus

    August, 2009 | Author: MrAdVenture-editor of the AdSense Alternatives review sites

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