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Google Launched New AdSense Mobile Interface

Google has announced a new beta AdSense interface optimized for mobile devices. Now, when you visit www.google.com/adsense on your mobile browser, instead of the usual "desktop" AdSense, you'll be greeted by a simpler and faster version of AdSense. You can now check your earnings using your mobile phone's native browser to.

The AdSense mobile interface give you quick access to the essentials in your account. You can easily check your earnings, get important alerts, and view reports (without the need for Flash) on your phone. When you open the new AdSense Mobile web interface, it first show your current day's earnings, total unpaid earnings and the amount of your last payment on main page. Its also show the graphs for your earnings for the last 7 or 30 days or for the current or previous months as well as any custom reports you have defined.

When you open goggle.com/adsense using your mobile phone's native browser or other 3rd party browser installed in your mobile, it'll automatically redirected to mobile interface. Just make sure you opt in to the new AdSense interface on your desktop, and then try it out! If it not directing you to new mobile interface, you also can use this direct link for same: https://www.google.com/adsense/v3/m/home.
And if you prefer to use the usual interface on your mobile device, you can always switch to the desktop version (and back) through a link at the bottom of the screen.

This new mobile interface will work on any type of phone, from smartphones like iPhone and Android or any low-end non smartphone. Keep in mind the mobile interface is still in beta and may have some bug or error in work in some phones.

AdSense Now Helping You to Improve your AdSense Implementation

Adsense now offered to site owner to help to increase the earning. Adsense want to work with you to help optimize your AdSense implementation. This special offer to earn even more in upcoming holidays. As advertisers try to reach more potential customers, now is the best time to increase ad coverage on the pages of your site. Adsense have provided top optimization tips for publishers. If you’re interested in trying out some of these suggestions, please Sign Up before December 15th, 2010.

After you registered for the free program, an AdSense optimization specialist will contact you by email or phone to implement the tips you want to try, and also they may feature some of you on Inside AdSense blog.

For your information read this carefully it you don't know that you're allowed to put threestandard AdSense for content ad units, three link units, and two AdSense for search boxes on any page of your site.

Choose the Right ad Units for Your Pages:

As a general rule of thumb, wider ad units perform better because they:

Are easier for users to read and interact with
Allow more ads to be displayed within a unit
Are preferred by advertisers designing image or video ads

Also, remember to opt in to display text and image ads, as this increases the pool of advertisers competing to appear on your site.

Improve your AdSense Implementation by Increasing ad Coverage on Your Site:

Put ads on pages that don’t currently have any, as this increases the chances of monetizing your site’s traffic. This is especially true for the high traffic areas of your site.
Adsense data shows that placing ads within the page content or article text, or near the navigational areas of your site, can strongly increase ad performance, since it gives your users relevant ads alongside the great content that they’re used to.
Use link units to monetize the smaller areas on your site.
Above all: the most effective change you can make is to put at least one ad unit above the fold -- the section of the page users see without scrolling down.

Don’t forget to Sign-Up Here as soon as possible and Adsense team will then check your site and get back to you.

Learn AdSense Optimization Techniques with New Official Video Series

Did you know that a simple change like enabling both text and image ads can boost your eCPM and revenue? Or that a 300x250 medium rectangle typically performs much better in terms of revenue than a 250x250 square? Or that widening an AdSense search box can double the number of queries performed on your site, leading to higher earnings? If you didn’t, the AdSense team have come up with a list of six top optimization tips and best practices that can help you earn more quickly.

Many of AdSense publishers’ sites and accounts aren’t fully optimized for AdSense, which means that they’re not earning as much as they potentially could. In these AdSense optimization videos, Andrew Boni from Google AdSense Optimization team walk you through some of the top optimization techniques and explain why they’re helpful in boosting your eCPM and revenue. Incorporating these techniques into your website and AdSense ad layout can help you monetize your traffic like never before!

Inside AdSense: Troubleshooting Tips Part I: Implementing Your ad Code

Today, we're beginning a troubleshooting series to help you diagnose and solve common issues with your ads, search boxes, and account functionality. We're kicking things off with a look at how to correctly implement your ad code and an explanation of why ads may not appear on your pages at times.

First, the best way to ensure ads are served correctly is to copy and paste the code exactly as it's provided in your account. Changing the code and manipulating ad behavior aren't permitted by our program policies, and in most cases will prevent your ad from appearing at all.

Inside AdSense Troubleshooting Tips Ad Relevance and Targeting

in previous post we took a closer look at implementing your ad code, and today, we'll address some of the common issues related to ad targeting. If you're seeing irrelevant ads or public service ads (PSAs) on your pages after you've pasted the ad code into your HTML source code and waited the recommended 48 hrs, here are a things to check:Have you placed the AdSense ad code in frames separate from the main content of your website? If so, you may experience ad targeting issues. In order for our crawlers to match the ads to the content of your website, it is important to place the ad code in the same frame as the main content of your webste. If you're familiar with HTML, and your website is talking about several different topics you could also consider implementing section targeting on your site to highlight relevant content.

Do You Getting Proper Earning From Google AdSense

Its a common question about to low income from Google adsense while you feels that you have enough visitors and clicks. If you having trouble making money with Google AdSense? You can see many threads in different webmaster forums, such as, “200 clicks and only 60 cents?”, “Why is no one clicking my ads?”, and “Why are my clicks only 1-2 cents each?” Its may not the real truth behind it and you can follow some simple tips here to ensure to got enough revenue you deserved.Whats the Main Reasons for Getting Low Clicks?

1st is picking for wrong niche and 2nd to not doing proper keyword research.Wrong Niche: There are some niche out there that has low competition and low demand. You might be thinking, “Great, if it has low competition, then I will be #1 on Google fast so I can make a lot of money with AdSense.” Wrong. Just because you get to #1 fast does not mean the niche has a lot of advertisers willing to pay well. For example, “toffee basket” niche has very low competition, and based on Google’s keyword tool here: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal .

Inside AdSense- Ad Relevance and Targeting co

To follow up on our previous post about ad relevance and targeting, let's look at some other reasons why you may experience ad targeting issues on your site.
Have you blocked the AdSense crawler's access to your pages? The AdSense crawler is an automated program that scans your web pages and tracks content for indexing. Sometimes we don't crawl pages because the AdSense crawler doesn't have access to your pages, in which case we're unable to determine their content and show relevant ads. Here are a few specific instances when our crawler can't access a site:

Inside AdSense Troubleshooting Tips Part IV: Ad Controls and Filtering

We understand that when showing ads on your site, there may be a few you'd like to prevent from appearing. There are a number of ad control and filtering tools in your AdSense account, which we've listed below to help you determine which ones are right for you.

How Google Track Invalid Clicks

Have you think about how do google know that this is a Valid or Invalid AdClick? Google Adsense serve a large number of ads and it necessary to findout the fraud or invalid clicks on ads. Here is a Google Invalid Clicks Tracking Methods below which helps everyone to understand that how google can trace your clicks. Google can easily track you and collect your behaviour and data which you have browsed. Google is a leading ad company and manage everything very smartly. As you know that Google Adsense allows to earn from valid clicks or page impressions. Ads are automatically distributed according to page materiel. Google adsense is very popular become Bloggers and everyone willing to get Adsense account. Many users making fraud clicks and try to earn easy money. But they often get banned because of Invalid Clicks method by Google.

Revenue Shares for AdSense Content and Search

Google decided to sharing the revenue shares for two main AdSense products i.e. AdSense for content and AdSense for search. Google’s advertising is a highly successful program of Google. The biggest share of its ad revenue comes from its search engine, but a significant part also comes from the ads it serves on third-party sites. The AdSense program has been doing great so far, but Google thought it was time for a little transparency concerning how much of the advertisers’ money it keeps for itself.

AdSense Tips To Increase Earning

But question is that How Google will detect invalid clicks? Google has highly sophisticated systems to detect invalid clicks. These are several ways to detect Invalid clicks:

IP Address: Its very common ways to detect invalid clicks almost all ads companies are using this method. Once you login to your account, your IP will be trace for such invalid click.

GEO Location: It has very powerful tools to detect from Geological Locations.

Cookies: Google will set cookies on your computer,that can trace even you restart your connection. Very strong tool for it. Your Website/Blog Design: Google will clearly say that adsense user must Read Terms of Services (TOS) before use. Its has clearly mention that don’t offer visitors to click on ads and clearly mention that ADS wherever there is ads. You should not ask anyone to click on ads.

Way of Click: The way of click is artificial intelligence,Normally peoples will surf net and click on the ads but peoples intentionally click on ads as they enter wesite/blog.

Google Services: Other google services will detect the invalid clicks (Youtube, gmail, gtalk etc).

Also google has many other Detection and monitoring technique and Advance monitoring technique to find such activities.
Remember that once you had been in invalid click scam the Google will suspend or ban your Account with or without intimation. You must take care of this things to prevent your adsense account getting banned. For easy earning don't go for a invalid methods and I wish for a good earning to you.

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