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Which is the Best Performing Banner Size for AdSense? I have been with AdSense for years now but my AdSense CTR is very low! How to improve AdSense CTR?
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According to Google Adsense "The sizes we've found to be the most effective are the 336x280 Large Rectangle, the 300x250 Medium Rectangle, the 728x90 Leaderboard, and the 160x600 Wide Skyscraper. Keep in mind that while these ad sizes typically perform well, you should use the size that best complements your pages."
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It could be a combination of many factors as to why your CTR is low with AdSense. It could be the Ad sizes, it could be placement, it could be the Ad's that are getting displayed, it could be your traffic in general(Lookers,not buyers). Without more details it is really hard to pin point it down to only a single variable as to why you are consistently getting a low CTR.
What have you tried? Are you using analytics on your traffic? Google Analytics is decent but there are other options that give you more power. What is your traffic source types, what are the vistors actually coming to your site for? I could keep going and going
What have you tried? Are you using analytics on your traffic? Google Analytics is decent but there are other options that give you more power. What is your traffic source types, what are the vistors actually coming to your site for? I could keep going and going
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To get most of AdSense CPC you have to target USA an UK. Traffic from these countries bring high CPC. However if you get clicks from India then CPC is going to be very low!
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Testing only a day would not give you even comparison. You should be testing a new size for the exact amount of time you ran your previous side. That is the only way to truly compare the results of two sizes. You cant compare a days run CTR when you do a drastic change.
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Yeah you are absolutely right about Adsense custom channels that is what makes all the difference some of my custom channels have CPC $5 up to $10 bucks but of-course don't forget about the niche that advertisers are looking for.
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There is no way you can find an alternative that comes even close to Google AdSense! If you got banned from AdSense for whatever the reason I suggest you to apply for a new AdSense account in your close relative's name!!
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(12-17-2013 03:11 PM)marcus_avrelius Wrote: There is no way you can find an alternative that comes even close to Google AdSense! If you got banned from AdSense for whatever the reason ...
Wrong! I have niches that drastically outperform anything AdSense ever was able to produce. You guys think way to broad
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Niche is of course important but a lot of good quality content is even better because if you have articles with 1000 1500 words then I am pretty sure AdSense will have no problems with finding the appropriate ads to show along that content!
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Most of the Adsense ads are cookie based which means that if a user before visiting websites B visited website A which was about video games then it will most likely see video game relevant ads on the website B
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It had been already said multiple times on these forums that the only way to know for sure which Ad unit has better CPC and CTR is to test that unit because what works for someone might not work for you!
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