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On September 30, 2009, In Internet Business, By Jason Frovich
On September 9, 2009, In SEO and Search Engines, By Jason Frovich
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On March 26, 2009, In Internet Business, By Jason Frovich
Using Google Analytics to Create an Optimization Plan http://tinyurl.com/ddhg8j
On July 11, 2008, In SEO and Search Engines, By Jason Frovich
In addition to participating in the AdSense network, you may also be interested in having your site ranked in organic Google search. In this post, I’ll highlight some important points for search optimization. While there’s no a magic formula to make your site show up first on a search results page, there are some good practices when it comes to links, design, content, and the structure of your site.
First of all, as a reminder, Google organic search and AdSense are independent of each other. Displaying AdSense ads on a site won’t change the ranking of the site in Google search in any way. So it follows that sites containing AdSense ads don’t receive special treatment in Google search.
On March 13, 2008, In SEO and Search Engines, By Jason Frovich
As part of our continuing commitment to provide publishers of all sizes with tools to improve revenue opportunities and productivity, we’re excited to announce Google Ad Manager.
If you operate a site with remnant ad inventory as well as reserved ad inventory that you sell directly to advertisers, then Ad Manager is for you. It can help you sell, schedule, deliver, and measure directly-sold and network-based inventory. Google Ad Manager offers a wealth of features, including an intuitive user interface, automated yield optimization, and proven Google speed and reliability. Best of all, Google Ad Manager is free.
On November 16, 2007, In SEO and Search Engines, By Jason Frovich
We’re excited to let you know that the AdWords Optimization Team is offering a new round of campaign optimizations. As we’ve mentioned in a recent post on the subject, requesting an optimization is easy. Simply fill out this request form and tell us about your specific business and advertising goals. Our optimization team will review your website, campaign structure, ad text, and keywords — then, within 10 day or less, they’ll send you customized recommendations to help you reach your goals. You’ll have complete control over which of these recommendations you choose to implement.