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    Pagerank Increases Your Income

    PR has no directly relationship to the ability of your site to make money, although a high PR might mean you get good traffic, which helps make...
    Post by: stackman, Jun 27, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    What is the highest paying niche

    Sure, health insurance is a high paying niche. However, if you build a site for that niche, you will be competing with thousands of other sites in...
    Post by: stackman, Apr 14, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    Implementing lots of websites

    You can introduce them at the same time, but don't add Adsense to all at once. Let them build a little traffic and then add Adsense. Without...
    Post by: stackman, Apr 7, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    How to improve AdSense CTR?

    Do the ads appearing on your pages relate directly to your hobby niche? If not, it might mean that there are too few advertisers for that niche....
    Post by: stackman, Mar 30, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    what is the best way to earn more revenue

    I did it by simply adding more content to my site. If you try to add new content every day, you'll soon have a content-rich site that will get...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 28, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    Capped Earnings Maybe?

    Nonsense. If you double your traffic and your visitors are not interested in clicking your ads (ads not relevant, not blended, not placed well),...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 25, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    Maximum Amount for one click from adsense

    There is no maximum. I just got a $15+ click yesterday. I've had a number of $5, $13, $25, and $39 clicks in the past couple of years. Those are...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 23, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    I Hate Getting One Cent Per Click

    Everybody has a hip-hop site and Google doesn't have many advertisers who are willing to pay a lot of money for hip-hop ads. It's just a bad niche...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 22, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    Please Help I Have Some Serious Problem

    If you are the traffic guru, you should know that the secret to overcoming low CTR is getting more traffic. The more traffic you get, the more...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 22, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    How much have you earned from revenue sharing

    Forget it. You'll make only enough money to buy a postage stamp, if you add another $0.25. It's a great sounding concept but doesn't work. Nobody...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 22, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    How do I increase Page CTR?

    If you get good traffic but your visitors don't click much on your ads, you'll have a low Click Through Rate (CTR). You have to find out why they...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 20, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    I Hate Getting One Cent Per Click

    Change to another niche or go with an affiliate program. Not all niches can make money with Adsense -- it's a hard cold fact. Contrary to some...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 19, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    How to get rid of cheap ads?

    The cheap ads you are seeing may be the highest paying Google has to offer in your niche. If you get rid of them, they'll be replaced with even...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 18, 2009 in forum: AdSense
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    Anyone else experiencing decreasing eCPM lately?

    I think your observations are correct. Advertisers are dropping out like flies and others are paying less for Adwords ads due to the current...
    Post by: stackman, Mar 18, 2009 in forum: AdSense