My adsense earning is fine. But Traffic is a big problem for me. I really very hard to drive search engine traffic on these days. after new post I Digg it and Twitte it. But earning is improve and traffic is still there. I am worry about this issue. And what can I do? I am waiting for DP expert Replies.
Don't care about traffic try ways to increase your CTR like blending your ads, making your content font size smaller and make the color to grey color.
Traffic is not important, I got a friend making hundreds of dollars per day by driving only less than 1000 targeted visitors. His CTR is 3~20%.
do you install STT2 plugin? you can see keyword visitor come to your site (from search engine) & see what you can do with there keyword, make content with that keyword on STT2 list or else
Simply look at your analytics stats for the last 30 days, take the top 5 queries which brought you traffic and then create 5 more articles about those queries exactly. Do that regularly and see how that improves your traffic overtime.
Social media, social bookmark, directory submission, all done. And I write good content with fine ads placement. Recently Now Check my blog sizlocoredotcom so I agree with you I forget the traffic.
Yes, you need to do SEO of your site and you need to optimize keywords so that you can get traffic from Google and your Adsense account would be safe.
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