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Google Adsense should only account for 16% of your website revenue

For many people building a blog or website and adding some google ads is enough. But these sites are missing out, although Google is a reliable source of income, there are many different income sources for your site.

Below i have an example of how you could be earning from your website. Some sites may not be suitable for all types of revenue. By looking at other revenue streams you may just be able to increase income by six or seven times.

- ReviewMe : 30%
- Text Links Ads: 16% - (try www.Text-Link-Ads.com, www.linkworth.com)
- Affiliate Sales: 16% - Varies depending on your market)
- Google AdSense: 16%
- Vibrant IntelliTXT: 7%
- Direct Ad Sales: 6%
- AdVolcano: 5%
- TTZ Media: 2.5%
- FeedBurner Ads: 1.5%

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Which colored links are best to use with Google Adsense?

 

Since the early days of the internet, the most commonly used link color has been blue. This also applies for Google Adsense, the default blue is still the most popular. People equate links to the blue color.

If like myself you don't like the blue color, use a color that fits well with your website. It is worth remembering that the more subtle your adsense units are, the more likely you are to get clicks. Users will avoid adsense units that look unusual, are bright and use offensive colors.

 

 

Which Google Adsense unit works best?

 

The three top performing ad units are: 336×280 large rectangle, 300×250 inline rectangle and 160×600 wide skyscraper. Consider using those units if possible, but bear in mind that other formats might be more suitable for your website design.

 

 

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