Comments on: Should I Put Adsense on My Website? http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website Information on the online t-shirt economy, news, tips, tricks, how-tos and much more! Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:04:17 +0000 hourly 1 By: Darryl Hill http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website/comment-page-1#comment-91300 Darryl Hill Sun, 21 Nov 2010 13:37:25 +0000 http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website#comment-91300 I agree about not using adsense on your website if your selling something because the ads google places will be just too competitive for you and makes no since to do so. Face it pennies are not what your after. Focus on getting traffic first and that should be your main goal. With good content and a clean design you will do well. Patience is key to it all. Money should not be your number 1 goal. If you put together a good website that has content and growing traffic then half of the battle is over. Next focus on your products and see what your audience is paying for or not. Utilizing Google Adsense on your because you finally got paid is not smart. One trick I did was to see what competition Google placing on my site. Reason? was because those sites where paying Google to show their ads and I needed to learn what they where right in order to make enough money to pay Google. I have learned a lot over the years and my site <a href="http://www.culturallycool.com" rel="nofollow">culturallycool.com</a> is doing very well. One problem is I have so many pages and it's a one man show that I'm still deleting Google Adsense from my pages. I don't need them. I agree about not using adsense on your website if your selling something because the ads google places will be just too competitive for you and makes no since to do so. Face it pennies are not what your after. Focus on getting traffic first and that should be your main goal. With good content and a clean design you will do well.
Patience is key to it all. Money should not be your number 1 goal. If you put together a good website that has content and growing traffic then half of the battle is over. Next focus on your products and see what your audience is paying for or not. Utilizing Google Adsense on your because you finally got paid is not smart.

One trick I did was to see what competition Google placing on my site. Reason? was because those sites where paying Google to show their ads and I needed to learn what they where right in order to make enough money to pay Google.

I have learned a lot over the years and my site culturallycool.com is doing very well. One problem is I have so many pages and it’s a one man show that I’m still deleting Google Adsense from my pages. I don’t need them.

]]> By: José http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website/comment-page-1#comment-53543 José Sun, 14 Sep 2008 22:33:23 +0000 http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website#comment-53543 Hi, Besides quality content which in my opinion is the most important thing, the kind of theme treated by the blog is somewhat influent in the number of visits, I think. Although the more popular the theme the bigger the competition. Best regards, José Hi,

Besides quality content which in my opinion is the most important thing, the kind of theme treated by the blog is somewhat influent in the number of visits, I think.
Although the more popular the theme the bigger the competition.

Best regards,

José

]]> By: Pualie http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website/comment-page-1#comment-36179 Pualie Sun, 02 Mar 2008 13:39:07 +0000 http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website#comment-36179 You can keep competitor's adds off your site if you want. You just need to keep on top of it and block the ones you don't want. You could use their referral service and select specific and high paying ads when people click on them to make it worth your while. I particularly enjoy getting $30-$50 per lead on some of those. Much better than the normal stuff I sell. You can keep competitor’s adds off your site if you want. You just need to keep on top of it and block the ones you don’t want. You could use their referral service and select specific and high paying ads when people click on them to make it worth your while. I particularly enjoy getting $30-$50 per lead on some of those. Much better than the normal stuff I sell.

]]> By: offensive t shirts http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website/comment-page-1#comment-35888 offensive t shirts Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:33:37 +0000 http://tshirtentrepreneur.com/archives/should-i-put-adsense-on-my-website#comment-35888 I have used adsense on my site before and found it to be not very helpfull because my site has not been around long enough to have a lot of traffic. Without a lot of traffic clicking on the ads, there is no money going to your site. Also, if you sell a product, do you want people clicking on outside adds and leaving your page. I have found google usually puts ads that are related to what sell. So in essence, you are letting other people who sell the same thing as you in some cases advertise for pennies on the dollar. Just my opinion. If i ran a blog, or a community site instead of selling t shirts, I might like it more. I have used adsense on my site before and found it to be not very helpfull because my site has not been around long enough to have a lot of traffic. Without a lot of traffic clicking on the ads, there is no money going to your site. Also, if you sell a product, do you want people clicking on outside adds and leaving your page. I have found google usually puts ads that are related to what sell. So in essence, you are letting other people who sell the same thing as you in some cases advertise for pennies on the dollar. Just my opinion. If i ran a blog, or a community site instead of selling t shirts, I might like it more.

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