to place adsense

I have launched a website recently Here
Please help me solve the problem on how do I place my adsense .

Thanks in advance

 

I personally did not see the ads at first I looked straight ahead.

Take alook at this heat map



As you can see the best places to put your ads are above the content. You placed yours at the side.

Read this: https://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/static.py?page=tips.html

 

Put a large rectangle at the left side of this text


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Thanx SHT and Arnie.

"Put a large rectangle at the left side of this text"
stand out or blend in?

 

I think blend is the best

 

Oh, you did it already. Its better now. Resize the text from below so it harmonizes with the rest, or move it below or on top of the ad. I think just under the search would be nice and keep it centered.

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Done. You are so clever.
Any advise on other pages?

 

Nice diagram. In my ebok 'perfect adsense placement' I go over where to place your adsense ads and sht is right on the money here.

 

We had a post about such diagram long back.. the study over there shows how any users eye movement happens on any webpage... anyone remember that URL? It was quite helping one too like SHT's diagram.

 

isn't that it (posted by SHT above)? https://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/static.py?page=tips.html

 

Yes it is, I was just point out the diagram from the recently updated adsense tips page from Google. The picture helped me alot and increased my CTR a bit, thought I better post it incase no-one had seen it recently.

 

I agree. What this pic illustrates is probably the best adsense optimization advice anyone can give. for me personally, it's about the balance between what the diagram suggests and keeping my site non-intrusive and tasteful (with as few ads as possible). i can add more adsense units according to the diagram and i bet i'll be making twice more than i do now but i am mostly interested in the long-term growth of the site rather than a quick buck and no repeat visitors as a result.

 

Yeah, it's really helpful and I'll follow it to make more change on my sites.

 

best of luck..you just have ot do some tweaking to get it to work just right.

 

Has anyone tried putting the ads in the very middle of the page? I am thinking of trying it, but does it work?

 

Yes, between two paragraphs in the text. - Bestseller!

 

Hi there,

My first post here, I suppose it may be helpful in connection with the topic.

Well, I think You're thinking about some of these urls:

- Eye Track III: http:// www.poynterextra .org/eyetrack2004/main.htm
- Eyetools Research: http:// blog.eyetools .net

And something over DP Forums, also should be helpful:
- Placement Matters: http:// forums.digitalpoint .com/showthread.php?t=12209

Too bad I can't place live links, so I had to place them as seen above.


As for me, the shown earlier photo (attached by SHT) of a heat map, which I've found myself a bit earlier, works great for me! My CRT has risen by 50% after I placed the Rectangular Advert (300x250) in the center of my website instead of Scycraper Ad being shown at the right column, what's interesting, at the same height of my web!

I hope, my info about the advantages of placing Google Ads in the center of webpage will be helpful to Delong, also number of clicks has risen so as Arnie said, ads placed in the center rock!


P.S. In view of that English isn't my first language, sorry for all mistakes I've made ;-)

 

Of all the locations I have tried, the center and upper left hand side are the best places to place your adsense code. The best format is the 120x600 format and the large square format.