AdSense is the publisher side of Google’s Adwords network and provides income to millions of site owners. Google pays publishers a share of what a merchant pays per click. But what determines how much a merchant pays for each click and which ads appear on a publisher’s site? (more…)

Google AdSense, the hugely popular revenue generation tool for online publishers, has finally revealed what has been a closely guarded secret, the percentage share of ad revenue it pays to publishers. (more…)

Looking to generate a little more revenue from your feeds? Feedburner recently announced it will be rolling out AdSense for feeds to an initial group of publishers and then to the entire network in the near future. (more…)

I was just looking at one of my sites that runs AdSense and noticed two arrows in an AdSense block – scrolling arrows. (more…)

If you’re participating in Google AdSense, soon you’ll be able to have more control over what ads display. (more…)

I reported earlier this week that Adwords was extending their PPA (Pay Per Action) beta program for advertisers. The AdSense team announced yesterday morning the rollout of what’s being called Referrals 2 for publishers – it seems CPA offers have now arrived on Google in force. (more…)

It seems that many Google Adsense publishers with MFA (Made for AdSense) sites or participating in click arbitrage have received emails from Google over the last couple of weeks notifying them that their AdSense account will disabled as of June 1st. (more…)

Are you participating in AdSense and also using traffic exchange services as a means of promotion? You may be unwittingly skating on thin ice and endangering your Adsense account. (more…)

This is sure to have a few affiliate networks such as Commission Junction shaking in their booties. AdSense is inviting applications from publishers to run CPA campaigns in their beta program. This is where you don’t get paid per click, but when an action such as a sale or subscription results from a click. In other words, a good old traditional affiliate program. (more…)

Don’t you just hate it when you publish an article or add a blog item only to find that the accompanying ads don’t seem to match?

Here’s a solution.. (more…)