Comments on: Adsense Website http://workingonthego.com/adsense-website/ How To Work From Anywhere Thu, 27 Jan 2011 05:14:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mia http://workingonthego.com/adsense-website/comment-page-1/#comment-77 Mia Fri, 11 Sep 2009 19:32:15 +0000 http://workingonthego.com/?p=75#comment-77 Way to go! Keep going! ;-) Way to go! Keep going! ;-)

]]> By: Road Warrior http://workingonthego.com/adsense-website/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Road Warrior Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:34:07 +0000 http://workingonthego.com/?p=75#comment-75 Following Vic's approach from bloggerunleashed, I put an ad for a clickbank product about 2/3 into the left of my content. It took awhile but someone finally bought one. As far as content goes, all I know is good content can't hurt you. I think what matters is you push for traffic socially and not organically through the search engines. It's probably the traffic source more than anything. Following Vic’s approach from bloggerunleashed, I put an ad for a clickbank product about 2/3 into the left of my content. It took awhile but someone finally bought one. As far as content goes, all I know is good content can’t hurt you. I think what matters is you push for traffic socially and not organically through the search engines. It’s probably the traffic source more than anything.

]]> By: Dave Starr http://workingonthego.com/adsense-website/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Dave Starr Fri, 11 Sep 2009 10:16:24 +0000 http://workingonthego.com/?p=75#comment-72 Excellent report. And great on that CB sale too ... the real secret is, you just have to do it ... how many have been reading here for the past 1 or 2 weeks and have not yet done anything? Hmmm? I was taken by this remark: "... But, the search engines can tell by visitor behavior what the content is like on your site ... " This is one of those srguements that can't always be proven ... but is seldom mentioned by the 'back links' experts or especially the 'buy my stuff' gurus'. I hadn't seen it written out as you did in a long time. So, on a whim, I looked at Google Analytics and sorted my sites from the highest to the lowest in "Average Time on Site" and then by "Bounce Rate" (lowest to highest). The bounce rate is often known as the "they came, they saw, they puked" parameter. Top three in both cases both contained my two most profitable sites. So, do the search engines really use visitor behavior as a ranking criteria? I can't say for sure, but my bank account thinks so. Excellent report. And great on that CB sale too … the real secret is, you just have to do it … how many have been reading here for the past 1 or 2 weeks and have not yet done anything? Hmmm?

I was taken by this remark: “… But, the search engines can tell by visitor behavior what the content is like on your site … ”

This is one of those srguements that can’t always be proven … but is seldom mentioned by the ‘back links’ experts or especially the ‘buy my stuff’ gurus’. I hadn’t seen it written out as you did in a long time.

So, on a whim, I looked at Google Analytics and sorted my sites from the highest to the lowest in “Average Time on Site” and then by “Bounce Rate” (lowest to highest). The bounce rate is often known as the “they came, they saw, they puked” parameter.

Top three in both cases both contained my two most profitable sites. So, do the search engines really use visitor behavior as a ranking criteria? I can’t say for sure, but my bank account thinks so.

]]> By: Barbara http://workingonthego.com/adsense-website/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Barbara Fri, 11 Sep 2009 04:33:49 +0000 http://workingonthego.com/?p=75#comment-71 Keep up the good work! Keep up the good work!

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