Extremely Effective Tips for Monetizing Ads on YOUR Blog


Extremely Effective Effective Tips for Monetizing Ads on Your Blog


     Is your blog not getting the return you thought it would? Are you not earning nearly enough? Well, I'm glad you're here. On this post, I have compiled a list, from around the internet, of extremely effective tips to monetize your blog in order to earn more and worry less.


The Basics

     If you are here, then you probably already have ads on your blog, but they aren't generating the income you need. Well, first let's cover the basics. 

     You get paid from ads in 2 ways, CPM and CPC. CPM stands for "cost per 1,000," which means how much you are going to get paid for 1,000 impressions, or views, of that ad. The average CPM around the web is about $1. CPC stands for "cost per click," which means how much you are going to get paid if someone clicks on the ad. CPC can be anywhere from $0.20 to $50, depending on the ad. Earning $50 if someone clicks on the ad is very very rare.


Highest Paying Keywords


     Now that you know the basics, to be successful, you have to understand that certain keyword ads pay more than others. For example, an ad relating to the keyword, insurance, is probably going to pay more than an ad relating to the keyword, recipe. See the infographic below, for the top 20 most expensive keywords in Google Adwords.




     As you can see, keywords relating to money, finance, and medical, pay the most. So, if you have a financial or medical blog, you're lucky, you already have high paying keywords to use. For some blogs, it is going to be harder to make that extra money, but that doesn't mean you can't do it. Try writing a few articles, with keywords that you know pay well, and see if your audience enjoys these articles. If they like it, that's great, if they don't, then write content that they do enjoy, and work on better ad placement to make up the difference.

Ad Placement, Type, and Size


     Nobody likes obnoxious ads, so don't make them obnoxious. A well placed ad can increase your revenue by as much as 50%. A great ad is an ad that relates to your article, is the correct size, is in the right place, and gives your reader something, or solves a problem for them. That is the key. Ads that don't solve problems, or give your reader something extra, aren't worth displaying. The next step is the placement and size of your ad. Google has a help page that shows the best size and placements, access it here- https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/17955?hl=en


Diversify Your Ads


     One of the biggest mistake is only enabling image-based ads. You can increase your revenue by 30% just by enabling text-based ads in addition to image based ones. Also, if an ad is doing well, keep showing it, if it's not, change it to a different ad, or remove it all together.

Ad Networks


     There are many good ad networks, with the most popular being Google Adsense, however this may not be the best ad network for you. I have listed a few of the ad networks below. Please review them, so you can pick the best one for you.



Adsterra Network- https://adsterra.com/

Read this article for more of the best ad networks.

Final Tips

  • Don't have obnoxious ads.
  • Ads that don't give your readers something extra, aren't worth displaying.
  • Make sure your ads are the right size and in the best place.
  • Enable image and text based ads.
  • Use different networks and see which ones work the best for you.

Don't have a blog? Read this article to learn how to turn $1 into $100 within a DAY!

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2 comments:

  1. Sometimes, people dislike Google Adsense because you end up with obnoxious ads that are hard to filter.

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    1. This is true. You have to make sure you don't overcrowd your page with ads. This is why some bloggers just use affiliate links and write sponsored posts.

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