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7 Tips To Make AdSense Ad Formats Work

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"How do I know which AdSense ad formats can bring me the best results?" This is one of the most common questions asked by AdSense publishers. Google offers a wide variety of AdSense ad formats to allow publishers the flexibility to place ads that meet the needs of their websites. No one can really predict which AdSense ad formats can make you the most profits. You need to frequently experiment with different AdSense ad formats on your site and find out what works the best for you.

However, according to my experience there are several things you can do to improve your click-through-rates (CTR) with your AdSense ads:

1). Make the color of your ads to match your web page background. Don't use frames, because frames around your AdSense ads are easily spotted as ads and ignored.
2). Incorporate the AdSense code into your pages so that the ads are naturally blended into your web pages. You don't want the ads to contrast out from the pages.
3). Make sure the density of keywords in the content of your web page that will trigger more relevant AdSense ads on the page. The more
relevant the ads are, the higher CTR you will get.
4). Use Google's new 4 and 5 link ad units because they seem to have a much higher CTR than regular ad format styles.
5). Although Google doesn't allow image or graphic around the ads you can place arrows or images above or below your ads to draw attention to them. Just remember don't get those graphics too close to the ads as if they are part of the ads.
6). Limit your AdSense ads to 3 units plus one link unit and carefully place them on your page so they can blend into your site and not
distract from your content.
7). Avoid horizontal banner style ads. I recommend display ads with 300 x 250 medium rectangles because it is proved to be the most productive AdSense ad format. Smaller, longer, or wider AdSense ad formats are much easier to view as ads and be ignored by the website visitors.
No matter what Adsense ad formats you choose, constant testing to see which ad formats work and which ones don't are the key to be successful with AdSense

Google AdSense Preview Tool

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Google AdSense Preview Tool

Google Ads are targeted based, so the more targeted your topics and contents the better the ads are likely to appear. The Google Ads on your page will change in time, depending much on the page content and Google AdWords bidding. Google AdSense Preview Tool is a tool that enables you to preview what ads you will likely see on any specific page. What’s the point of using a PreviewTool, one might ask. It allows you to check type and destination of ads based on any URL or any keyword inserted. Results can be Geo-location targeted too.

To read more about the preview tool, go to Google AdSense Preview Tool page.

Preview Tool on IE

Google provides a preview tool for your browser however it currently only works in IE6.

Installing Google AdSense Preview Tool

  1. Download AdSense Preview Tool (Right-Click, save target as)
  2. Double click, and click Yes to continue
  3. Close all IE and restart
  4. Remove .reg file.

To use the preview tool, you must be using IE. On any specific page, right click and choose Google AdSense Preview Tool and start playing with your options. Here’s a full coverage on using Google AdSense Preview Tool.

Preview Tool on Web

Google AdSense Sandbox

Here’s a good online preview tool from Digital Inspiration. It shows you the latest ads for particular keywords or URL with the option to target it geo-location.