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Question: How do I format Google adsense on Ning?
I have a social networking site on Ning. I also have Google Adsense. i’m placing google ads on my site and am having trouble. I placed the code google gave me under “analytics” on Ning. The ads are showing up at the very bottom, but I want them to be vertically placed towards the top or middle of the page to get more clicks. HELP, I’m new at this……….
Answer:
Answer by Pardhu
There is nothing to do with adsense…
That set up should be there in ning itself.
you can get a column type add from adsense.
in ning is there any chance to drag add positions?
try it
Merge your Google adsense account to Google analytics account to get all info
Google analytics
Google analytics is tooling to analyses your site visitor. So you can check how many visitors, are coming and you can also check from which source they are coming to your site or your blog. And you can also know which keyword user use to find you. Google analytics is a completely free tool for any site or any blog. You can know which page of your site is most popular in user and why.
After merging your Google adsense account you can actually see how much you can earn from a single click or from single page etc. you use this tool to analyze why this page earning is more then from other pages. Using Google analytics you can learn lots of interesting things about your site.
How to merge your adsense account with analytics
1. Login into your Google adsense account and you can see a link like this “Integrate your Adsense account with Google Analytics” click on this link.
2. You will get a bunch of code which you have to insert in your webpage. Where you want to run adsense and analytics. You can insert this at any where you page its not necessary to insert it on front page or primary page.
3. Now Google will check your site or blog and wait until it get activated.
4. If it has been activated, login into your Google analytics. Select you site, click on content -> adsense. You able to see the revenue that generated last time as well as the top page when it comes to ad revenue. Click on the “Add to Dashboard” for getting both adsense overview like top adsense page and top adsense content.
5. Now able to have all info on your dashboard.
Some important term that you will know while using Google analytics
1. Impression- impression how many time your page appear in search engine or how many times it views by user
2. Bounce rate- bounce rate means visitor comes to your site and they just not do anything on your page. If your bounce rate is high then you try to make it low.
3. Page views- page view means how many time your page view by user.
4. Traffic source- you also able to know from where you get traffic or visitor for your site or blog like that much people are coming from search engine etc.
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Essential Google Analytic tips for AdSense
After putting your AdSense website together, you need to be able to keep track of how well it’s doing. There are various ways to do this but one of the best and possible easiest ways is to use Google analytics. After applying, all you have to do is cut and paste a small piece of code to a section of your website. After which an incredible amount of information relating to your site is made available to you on Google’s analytic user interface.
To use Google analytics for AdSense you have to be the owner of the site you want information on. You must also have access to the underlying code of the AdSense website that is uploaded to the server.
After you register, you are given a small piece of JavaScript which you paste into the section of the HTML just below the closing ‘body’ tag. For reference you should have a comment describing what the code actually is, just to remind yourself about its function in case you have to come back to it.
A wealth of information is made available to you about your AdSense site through Google analytics. You get figures about daily traffic levels as well as monthly averages. You get figures about your AdSense traffic sources; if they are organic traffic or if they are direct or referrals. You get information about the most popular pages in your AdSense website. You even get information about the keywords used to find your site through the search engines (invaluable material for any AdSense publisher).
But how do you use this information? What’s the use of all the facts and figures you gather through Google analytics?
As an AdSense publisher it is essential that you know how many people are passing through your site and it is equally important to know where they are coming from. With this information you can begin to gain an understanding of the overall effectiveness of your marketing campaign. From the figures you can estimate how much you should be earning, especially if your Click-Through-Rates (CTR) is especially small. Using a simple AdSense calculator you can work out possible AdSense earnings by using the information available through Google analytics.
Also by using the information you can focus on areas of your marketing campaign that are proving to be particular successful. If you are getting a large number of visitors from forums for instance, Google analytics will tell you and the information can then be used to adjust your marketing strategy accordingly.
But the most valuable information that Google analytics provides, is the one relating to keywords. The information gives you the opportunity to focus on your page-specific and general keywords enabling you to fine tune their effectiveness. With keyword related information you can develop a strategy that will help you fine tune the quality and level of traffic going through your AdSense website. Ultimately, all this will help you drive more targeted and hence more receptive traffic through your website, resulting in a corresponding increase in your CTRs.
There is so much you can do with the information you get using Google analytics. Not all the information is useful. But a significant amount of it can be used to focus an AdSense publishers marketing campaign in order to achieve maximal success.
A publisher would be walking blind without a basic analytical tool at their disposal. And though it is not essential for success, it is crucial for the growth and development of all AdSense campaigns.
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