Real new on AdSense

[SCabrera]

Hi to all,
I am very new on the AdSense campaing and need some advice from you, if you don't mind.

How do you make that your visitors click on Adsense banners? Do you ask them to please click on the banner? Or what is the best approach on this?

What is better, a banner with 2 links or 4? Also, what is better a skyscrapper or a banner?

Somenthing else you can tip me on will be appreciated.

Regards.

[JohnKelly]

How do you make that your visitors click on Adsense banners? Do you ask them to please click on the banner? Or what is the best approach on this?

It's obvious you haven't read the AdSense TOS. Go back read it, and their optimization tips.

[rmaraujo]

You CANNOT tell users to click on your ads. This is against Adsense's TOS (terms of service). The best approach is still to make a good site with lots of traffic and blend your ads seamlessly with your design.

The exact format of your ads or links greatly varies according to your design. It is not always the case that more is better.

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Ricardo

[edited by: engine at 5:20 pm (utc) on May 11, 2005]
[edit reason] See TOS [webmasterworld.com] [/edit]

[ownerrim]

Judging by the questions asked, adsense needs to get a lot more selective on who they let into this program.

[wheelie34]

(Do you ask them to please click on the banner?)

ROFLMAO

steady now fella

[dauction]

Do you ask them to please click on the banner?

SCabrera just ignore them for being rude , The world is a mean place and people wont click on your ads if you ask nicely..please- does not work.

You need to FORCE them to click on your ad..the best example would be to not place anything except ad on your pages that way your visitors have no choice but to click since you have no other real content.

You can also try the really big ads and make them as ugly as you possibly can ..big purple looks ads and then point to them with a Cartoon Font set at 36 that reads ..

CLICK MY ADS OR DIE

Best of Luck ;)

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[moneyraker]

On a serious note, you really need to read the TOS. Many people get booted out of Adsense because they were not even aware that they were violating many Adsense rules.

As an alternative (and on a less serious note I must add), you may want to start drafting an "I got kicked out of Adsense" post, just in case. Always start with a denial like "I know I haven't clicked on my own ads or asked other people to do so, but..." You can polish it more if you read the numerous others already on this forum first.