What Are The Good Ways To Get Good Ctr?

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    What Are The Good Ways To Get Good Ctr?
     
    universe, Nov 19, 2006 IP
  2. edwinsoft

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    Place your Ads at the top left.
     
    edwinsoft, Nov 19, 2006 IP
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    MeetHere Prominent Member

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    Follow google optimization tips which are there on adsense.blogspot.com

    Make your ads blend with your site theme colour.
     
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    I think CTRs weigh heavily on the niche of the site. Certain topics are bound to have more click throughs, while others not. Just hit the content hard, and make sure the ads are pertinent to your website.

    -Nick
     
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  5. Mong

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    Right targetted ads (from adsense)
    and rightly blended with contents (from you)

    == High CTR. :)
     
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    get genuine traffic and follow the points mentioned in the abve posts. simple as that-but the former part is not easy!
     
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    i do not suggest having a site that has amazing blending to the point of people accidentally clicking your adds. Sure you will have nice payouts for a few weeks, then suddenly you will get a huge drop in Cost per click, because you will be smartpriced. Those sites with not much content and that don't exactly hit what users are looking for will see nice CTR and not get smart priced
     
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