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How to Setup Page-Level Ads in blogger and mobile

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The good news is that you can install these ads from AdSense fairly quickly and easily thanks to the process which guides you through. 1. Log into your AdSense Account 2.  Click on this link 3. Click the two toggle buttons to switch on "Anchor/overlay ads" and "Vignette ads" 4. Scroll down and click the "Get Code" button 5. Copy the code 6. Go to Blogger, then Template and Backup your Template 7. Click the 'Edit HTML' button and search for the <head> tag 8. Paste the page-level ad code below the <head> tag Note: You will also need to replace the attribute  async  with  async="async"  in order to help complete the process, otherwise Blogger will give you an error message. Once you have completed these steps, all you need to do is save it to your template. Test Page-level ads in your Blogger template After installation, get out your mobile device so you can test the AdSense page-level ads and see if they are worki...
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What are the Easy Tips To Increase AdSense CPC

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Optimize your content for high value keywords  - Do your keyword research and identify the best paying keywords within your niche. The way AdSense works is that advertisers bid for keywords. There are some keywords that get the best bids and have a much higher value. Those are the keywords that you should focus on and optimize your content for.  There are some keywords that could be worth $100 or more per click. Do your research on them and include them as naturally as possible in your content. In the US, the best paying keywords are available in categories such as  business services, bail bonds, casino, lawyer and asset management . Create content relevant to such popular niches and optimize your articles and blog posts with the best paying keywords. Focus on long tail keywords  - It's not enough just to have the best paying keywords. You should do your research on SEO tools such as  Google Keyword Planner  and  SEMRush  and identify the be...
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11 Reasons why your AdSense CPC is Low

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Niche   Your website or blog belongs to a less profitable niche, one where your audience doesn't click on the ads. So if you have a blog that covers politics, for example, it's not your fault that you have a low CTR, it may have to do with your niche. Now, real estate blogs on the other hand, they have high CTRs. Geography   It has to do with where your audience comes from. If much of your audience is located in a country where the clicks don't cost much, then you will have a low CPC as well. Mobile   Maybe your website isn't mobile friendly as yet. Since the Mobile-Friendly update launched on April 21, 2015, Google penalizes websites that are not mobile friendly, through lower position on the SERPS and lower CPC values. Programmatic media buys   Programmatic buying by advertisers has resulted in a massive slump in income for many bloggers that depend on Google AdSense for a living. Nothing you could do about that. Blocked advertisers   You may have blocke...
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How to show AdSense Ads after the First Paragraph in Blogger

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1. Log into your Blogger account, select your blog and click "Template" on the left side. Open the Template editor using the "Edit HTML" button. 2. Once the editor has opened, click anywhere inside the code area and press the CTRL + F keys (or Command + F) on your keyboard to open the editor' search box. Search the following line (press Enter to find it):  <data:post.body/> Note: You will find multiple occurrences of  <data:post.body/>  but you need to stop at the second one, or if you don't see any changes, test the last one. 3. Add the below DIVs in blue before and after like this: <div id='adsense-target'> <data:post.body/> </div> 4. Copy the AdSense code that you want to show and use   this tool   to convert it into plain text. After conversion, add the following HTML and replace the "ADSENSE CODE HERE" text with the converted ad code just above the line that we just found: <b:if cond='d...
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How to use Adsense Ad Code Converter

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HTML has special handling for characters like  <  and  >  symbols, so it doesn't work well with those characters where they shouldn't be. Having spurious characters like those symbols in your text can have some weird effects - blocks of text not appearing, broken formatting, and generally just not seeing what you expect to see. This can all be fixed by 'escaping' those characters. This process involves scanning the text for those characters, and replacing them with a special character-code that browsers can interpret as the correct symbol, without actually embedding that symbol in your text. For example, the escaped character code for  >  is  &gt;. This tool automatically converts a JavaScript ad code into the correct format so you can embed it directly into your new xml Blogger template. It’s perfect for converting AdSense, AdBrite, Chitika or any other JavaScript code that you may have. Paste Your code Here How to Use the Ad...
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How to show Adsense Ads Automatically CENTER - DESCRIPTION of All The Posts In Blogger

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Follow The below process to place adsense ads in Middle of all the posts automatically in blogger. Step 1: Login to Your Blogger Account Go to  Template >Edit HTML Step 2: Search For Below Code in your template. <data:post.body/> You will get multiple codes similar to above code. You have to select the second code which is similar to above code in order to make the script work properly. Step 3: Replace The above Code With The Below Code. <div id='middle-ad'> <data:post.body/> </div> <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;item&quot;'> <style> #addcodemiddle{display: none;} </style> <div id='addcodemiddle'> <!-- Place Your Ad Code Here for center description --> </div> <script type='text/javascript'> var str1=document.getElementById(&quot;jobmiddlenew&quot;).innerHTML; var str2=str1.length; var str3=str2/2; var substr = st...
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How to show Adsense Ads Automatically between title and description of All The Posts In Blogger

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Follow The below process to place adsense ads in Middle of all the posts automatically in blogger. Step 1: Login to Your Blogger Account Go to  Template >Edit HTML Step 2: Search For Below Code in your template. <data:post.body/> You will get multiple codes similar to above code. You have to select the second code which is similar to above code in order to make the script work properly. Step 3: Replace The above Code With The Below Code. <!-- Adsence code between title and description --> <div id='middle-ad'> <data:post.body/> </div> <b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;item&quot;'> <style> #addcodemiddle{display: none;} </style> <div id='addcodemiddle'> </div> <script type='text/javascript'> var str1=document.getElementById(&quot;jobmiddlenew&quot;).innerHTML; var str2=str1.length; var str3=str2/2; var substr = s...
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