1) AdSense Earning = Impression-count x Click-though-rate x Cost-per-click x smart-pricing-factor.
2) Impression count is basically referring to your traffic. It means the number of times AdSense block is displayed.
3) Click-through-rate (CTR) is ratio of clicks per impressions. It can range from 0.1% to 30%, but most commonly around 1% to 10%.
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Google AdSense program has made it easier for webmasters to make money through a website. Webmasters who run an AdSense campaign will display Google’s contextual Ads relevant to the content of their sites and thus encouraging visitors to click the ads and earn money for each ad click.
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Getting started with AdSense is easy, but when reviewing the applications we get, we’ve noticed a few common pitfalls. To help make sure your application is approved the first time around, ask yourself the following questions below before submitting.
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Most webmasters know that Google Adsense generates a sizeable chunk of advertising income. That is why many of them use it to go after high paying keywords. They even purchase high paying keyword list that are suppose to escalate thier Adsense earnings, build content driven sites and yet fail to make the money they desire. What are they doing wrong?
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What is the first thing you would do if you accidentally clicked your own Adsense ads that are displayed on your website? As an honest Adsense publisher, you are likely to send an email to Google Adsense support with the URL of the web page where you clicked your own ads and probably the reason (like the mouse was so sluggish).
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There was a time when companies could simply boot up a Web site and their content would immediately begin showing up in various search engines. For better or worse, those days are long gone. To have content displayed, corporations need to understand what the search engines are looking for and then provide it to them. If one company does not want to do that, a competitor certainly will.
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It is so easy to make money with a blog. Whether the purpose of your blog is to get traffic to your sales page or to sell affiliate products or to get Adsense clicks, getting your blog onto the first page of Google can be done quickly and easily. Using the following quick tips you could get listed on the first page of Google for some keywords within a month or two, depending on how competitive your niche is.
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As an experienced Adsense publisher, you know tons of Adsense Optimization tricks that will yeild maximum advertising revenue. To quickly recap, you know by heart that wide rectangles perform better than banner formats, that Google Ad colors should blend with page background color, that section targeting serves more relevant ads, that border-less Ads convert best, that split testing helps you shortlist the best ad formats, that Google CSE is much better than Adsense for Search.. the list goes on and on.
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Google AdSense is probably one of the most popular revenue generators in the Web. We hear the stories about bloggers-genies, who manage to turn their blogs into cash machines overnight. However, it’s not that simple to find the actual tips, which stick to Google policies, might increase your revenues and don’t try to trick out the readers of your weblog.
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If you are suddenly receiving a lot of request within a short period of time because you’ve been linked by a large site like Digg or 
Slashdot, your hosting solution might not be able to handle the load. This article should help your to prepare your WordPress blog for such a case or if you’re just using a slow webhost and want to improve the general performance.
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I have been doing SEO for some time now and I have been witness to many a strange occurrence regarding serps. Most of these weird
occurrence I would have to say are directly attributed to a Google Filter or Google penalty. So I have been inspired by a post over at webmasterworld and as far as I know there is not a current list out online that list’s all of the potential Google penalties so I have decided to put together an arbitrary list of potential Google Penalties.
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Are you using Google Adsense to monetize your blog or website ? Is your Adsense implementation effective enough to bring in more 
revenue than just pocket-money. If the answer is no, here are some optimization suggestions for you. (more…)
Why did so many other family therapy websites pop to the top of Google search results listings, while her site was nowhere to be found? It’s a question posed by thousands of small-business owners every day as they seek new customers online rather than through traditional Yellow Pages directories. These days, if a company website can’t be found on Google, it basically doesn’t exist.
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Making money with AdSense is all about three things: traffic, content and stickiness. You need traffic so people can see your ads, 
obviously. Content must be worth looking at in order for people to want to see it, so make sure that’s interesting. Stickiness is a term I like to use to describe the difficulty from leaving a website — the higher the difficulty to leave, the stickier a website is.
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Simply put, tags are like categories. You can use tags to categorize all kinds of content on your site, such as pictures, videos, and 
articles, with multiple tags that you think describe the content. Not categorizing the content on your blog is like purposely giving search engines a hard time. By organizing your content by categories or tags, you are not only making it easier for the reader to navigate through your site, but you are also telling the search engine spiders how to index your blog.
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