First of all think about why your site has been banned in the first case. To start with, are you sure that you have actually been banned by Google? To find out if you’ve been banned simply search for your entire URL at Google – if there are no results then the chances are that you’ve been banned. Remember though, if your site is new then it will also show no results in Google so this is only a reliable check if your site is at least a month or two old.

If your site was banned for a valid reason then you probably should have a good think as to what caused it. For example, you may have violated Googles webmaster guidelines which means you have done something which they do not approve of. If this is something small all you need to do is correct your site so that it fully complies with the webmaster guidlines and you can move on to the next step. If however you’ve done something a bit more serious like duplicating other sites content, using cloaking or any else like that then it is likely that Google will not unban your site.

So if you still think that you haven’t done anything wrong and that your site fully complies with Googles webmaster guidlines then you can request a reconsideration of your site. This is where you send a request to Google to manually take a look at your site. Someone will then either approve or decline the request and depending on the outcome your site may be unbanned from Google. The down side to this though is that asking Google to unban your site can take quite a while and you won’t receive a reply from them if and when it happens. It’ll be up to you to keep an eye on the search results to see if your site reappears.

To unban your site from Google log in to Google webmaster central which provides you with a suite of tools to manage and monitor your site within Google. Add your site by clickikng on the “Add a site” button and make sure that you verify it If you don’t verify your site then you will not be able to ask Google to unban your site. Once verified go back to the main page of webmaster central and on the left hand side click on “Site reconsideration”, or click here.

You;ll then have to fill out a tiny form which will be sent to Google. Over the next month or so every so often keep checking Googles search results to see if they have unbanned your site. If they have then congratulations! If however after a couple of months they have not unbanned your site and your site is still not showing in Google then it is probably safe to assume that they think your site still does not comply with the guidelines or your doing something else wrong.

So that’s how you unban your web site from Google.

Although Google suggests that it may work well with sites targeting cryptologists and carrier pigeons it may in fact work reasonably well on just about any topic site. The reason for this: ad blindness. The characters found in the Wingdings font are simply odd and could stand out quite well and be quite noticeable to your visitor. Whether or not this odd advantage of extra visibility will increase your click through rate is unknown particularly since the visitor probably won’t know what the advert is actually about.

This may not be the clearest improvement ever made to Google AdSense but it is one of many in an ongoing attempt to make the AdSense publishing system even better. With more and more fonts being introduced to AdSense more web site owners are able to better integrate the ads into their site and therefore start generating revenue from their hard work.

In terms of reporting Azoogle Ads offers five main report types from which you can check and monitor the performance of your site and its earnings. These five key reporting types are Sub-ID reports, daily reports, hourly reports, traffic type reports and another which they call a creative report. Although these various reports may be a bit too much for most publishers it does let Azoogle Ads publishers to look more in depth into their earnings.

Azoogle Ads is quite a competitive network and tries to maximize your earnings. Just like with Google AdSense, Azoogle Ads takes a percentage share of each click and passes the rest on to you. The exact percentage and amount you will receive from Azoogle Ads per click is unknown and can vary drastically.

As for performance regarding how much money you can make with Azoogle Ads compared to AdSense it really does depend on your web site and its niche. Some people say they have earned considerably more using Azoogle Ads instead of AdSense however others claim that they are just about equal with one another. It may work better for some niches than it will for others. It may be worth trying Azoogle Ads as an alternative to Google AdSense even if it is for a short period of time just to see how well it performs.

I personally put my AdSense payments on hold from time to time just because I’m not yet ready to be paid. As strange as that sounds, I think it can sometimes be a good thing if you hold off for a little one. If you do put a hold on your upcoming AdSense payment then your earnings will keep building up until you release the hold. To me this sounds like a great way to start saving. It’s not as if you’re making weekly or monthly deposits into an account – it just sites there accumulating money. Then when the time is right for whatever reason you can choose to release the hold and receive the payment.

The advantage of this is that it is a great way to save for specific things. Doing this means that you may avoid wasting the money on something you don’t really need. Your hosting and domain costs for example; whether you like it or not, these are the bills associated with running a bunch of web sites. Don’t you think it makes sense to have your AdSense payment paid to you when your next hosting bill is due? Sure, you may pay monthly for your hosting but the chances are quite high that your host offers discounts if you pay annually. If this is the case maybe you should put your AdSense payments on hold and release them just when it’s time to pay the bills.

The other great thing about placing a hold on your payments is that when you do finally decide to have it sent out whether its quarterly, bi-annually or even less frequent, when the payment does come your way you’ll have a much larger figure to take to the bank.

Monetizing Facebook applications with AdSense is in some ways very similar to monetizing a typical web site. As you would expect however there are also some huge differences. The key difference is majorly cosmetic – are you capable of effectively using AdSense ads within Facebook applications so that they are not intrusive and do not overly distract the user. Since most Facebook application pages (in fact this could be said for most Facebook pages as a whole) are quite minimal and contain not all that much content it is very easy to annoy your users by using AdSense ads.

Don;t be put off though, there are plenty of applications out there taking full advantage of AdSense and are no doubt earning a good little number from it. AdSense ads on Facebook could prove to be a win-win situation for you. Providing that your application is interesting and is in demand then the users are already there. Once you’ve established a strong user base for your Facebook application it’s then time to begin fine tuning your AdSense ads to make the most of them.

But do you really want to be putting that many ads on a single page? Do you really think that having 8 seperate AdSense units will help to increase your AdSense earnings? The chances of that happening are actually very, very slim. Deciding exactly how many AdSense ads you should place on any one page is usually quite a straight forward process however it does greatly vary from site to site. Where some sites may be able to get away within displaying 5, 6, or even more AdSense ads per page other cannot. It all depends on the sites layout, content and of course whether or not your visitors will happily put up with it.

When adding AdSenses ads to your page it is adviseable to do them one by one. Don’t just jump in right away adding loads and loads of AdSense units. You should add one, then maybe give it a few days. Over these few short days your visitors may become more adjusted to having adverts on your site and it also gives you a chance to see how it affects your earnings. Are more people now clicking on your AdSense ads? Has your CTR gone up? What are your earnings?

Once you’re happy that adding an extra AdSense advert did help increase your earnings maybe consider adding another. Do not go over the top with it though. Sure, AdSense ads may be the key to making you a bit of money each day but you should always put your visitors best interests above your own. Do you really think your regular visitors would be happy if they one day saw an extra 4 AdSense ads splattered carelessly around your pages?Probably not! If you feel that you must add an extra AdSense unit to your web page use the same approach you did with the first. Put the code in place, blend it into your sites design and then leave it for a few days (or even longer) to see how well it does. If it does good and you’re certain that your visitors are still happy then fine, keep it. Otherwise get rid of it.

As far as content for the article goes, it should be relevant and qualitative. To make your website more eye-catching and appealing to visitors, the design and layout should be attractive. Avoid using harsh colors that lead to a condition known as Ad Blindness whereby people tend to overlook your ads. The Google AdSense program has three options for you to choose from.

AdSense for content

This is used for image as well as text based ads. You can either use Ad units or Ad links or both. Units are complete ads while links are one line text ads which users can just click. You can use up to 3 ad units and 1 link unit on each webpage.

AdSense for search

This lets you put up a search box on your site. When a search term is entered, a result page is displayed which contains more ads based on the Pay-Per-Click system.

AdSense for video

AdSense now lets you use YouTube video content on your web site which will feature embedded advertisements. Each time these ads are clicked you receive a commission.

Generally Google issues payments for the Ad Sense program once you earn more than $100. However, you need to comply with Ad Sense policies and Google’s Webmaster policies to be eligible for compensation since Google is strict when it comes to payment. Once this is in place, your online business will be on a roll!

The truth is that AdSense for feeds works in the same way that the other Google AdSense features work.  You can earn money by posting targeted Google ads directly into your sites feeds.  AdSense for feeds pays in the same way as any other Google ad which makes it another opportunity for you to make some money.

Another similar feature, like other Google AdSense features, is that you can rearrange the color, frequency, and control of the ad that you want placed in your feed. The only difference is that the ad is automatically sized based on where your feed is published and you therefore have limited control over this.

A unique feature that comes with AdSense for feeds is that you don’t have to create your ad and post the code to the feed yourself.  All you have to do is give Google your feeds address and they will automatically put the code in for you as well as serve it via their network.

Before you can start integrating ads in your feeds, you will need to export all of your active feeds to your Google Adsense account.  To make an account just go to the Google Adsense homepage and register, it may take 24 hours to activate your account, but it is worth the wait.  If you were using feed websites such as FeedBurner, you can arrange to have your feeds placed into your Google AdSense account (the process is usually done within minutes).

After you have registered you can go to the AdSense Setup Tab to find the AdSense for feeds feature.  As mentioned earlier, your feed will be fit to shape according to the size of your feed. Google will also name your feed ad automatically.  If you are new to using feeds you will need to use the burn a new feed feature.
You have the option to change the type, position, frequency, and color of your ad, the best thing to do would be to match it up with your current site colours.

If you are a daily feed creator, you shouldn’t pass up this new opportunity to place ads in your feeds; it is very easy to setup and could increase your online income.

Take a look at the image to the right. It is a screenshot taken from one of my sites which makes use of these AdSense link units. As you can see I have seamlessly blended in the link unit with my main navigation (this is in a sidebar of course) which to the end user gives the impression that all of it is navigation. At this point as far as my visitors are aware they think that every link in that sidebar are links to other page within my site and not AdSense adverts.

This isn’t the only way you can blend in link units. For example, I also have several small niche sites which do not actually have a “main navigation”. Instead I have placed a horizontal AdSense link unit at the top beneath the header where the user expects the navigation to be. From this the user happily clicks on this link unit thus generating revenue for my AdSense account.

There are of course some rules regarding this and you should really do your best to avoid breaking them. If done correctly though and done so you are not overly abusing the technique it is possible to make a nice little earner by simply blending your ads with your navigation. I have found that the AdSense link units are the best for navigational areas but other ad units can also be used quite well.

There is no better way than this at the moment and AdSense is being used to generate huge profits all over the internet. Just put your AdSense code in the source of your web pages and Google will automatically display contextually relevant ads in that spot. Great thing is that you will get paid for every single click on these ads. There are some points that can help you earn more if you keep them in mind.

To help improve your AdSense earnings you should know the art of blending your AdSense ads with content. Usually, a link is clicked more often if the ad is blended in with the content itself. No extra space, no other boxes, just right there into the content. The background color of the ad unit should ideally match with the pages background or of the surrounding area. This way it is quite difficult to realise that it is in fact an advert and your visitors will be more likely to click. It is also adviseable to improve your AdSense earnings that the color of the links in the AdSense ad units is consistent with other hyperlinks on that page. If you can just let the link look like just another line in the paragraph, one may click it, willingly or unwillingly, and you will get paid for it no matter what.

The content of your site is also very important in gaining the attention of the visitors. If the content on your webpage is of great quality and you update your web pages regularly, then you are likelyto receive more traffic and eventually more clicks on your ads. You need to make sure that your content is interesting and that your visitors would would to read it.

If you are thorough about the customization of ads and their positioning, it becomes a lot easier to earn higher amounts from AdSENSE. Choose hot spots on your webpage where your visitors are more likely to be focusing on and place your AdSense ads in or around those areas. As previously mentioned, blend your AdSense ads in with the content for the best possible revenue.

It is quite often a good notion to display fewer ads per page despite being allowed to have quite a few. If there are too many ads on the same page it may look too busy and congested. Even if the ads are a part of the content itself, make sure that the content is still readable. The payoff may drop drastically if you have several ads on a single page.

Generally speaking – if you’ve been banned from AdSense there will be some reason behind it. After all, the more you make using AdSense the more Google makes so why on earth would they want to randomly ban you. There are however rare occasions where your AdSense account may be banned even though you’ve followed all of the rules and done absolutely nothing wrong.

If you’ve been banned from AdSense but you are confident you were not in the wrong maybe you should give the following tips a go.

Have you actually been banned? This may seem like a stupid question to ask yourself but I’ve seen a couple of cases where a user has been unable to login to their AdSense account (forgotten password or password was reset) and they immediately assume that they’ve been banned. Before you jump to any conclusions check your email for any password related emails. If you still can’t get in try resetting your password.

Do you deserve to be banned? If you’re one of those people who think that clicking on their own ads twenty times a day from a few different computers is not against the rules then perhaps you should reconsider. Have a good think about it – have you broken the AdSense rules in any way? It might even be a good idea to take a look at your site to make sure you’re not breaking any of their site rules.

Contact Google. If you’re sure that you have in fact been banned and that you honestly think you shouldn’t have been then try contacting Google. Sadly this is quite often a very slow and painful process but it’s deffinitely worth a short.

AdSense is currently Google’s key business area (second to search) as it turns over millionsof dollars of revenue each year. Over the last ten years Google AdSense has seen massive growth in its publisher and advertiser numbers as well as total money throughput. What originally started out as a bunch of algorithms for displaying contextual content is now known worldwide as the dominant player in online advertising.

While it is in competition with several other similar advertising systems from companies such as Yahoo and Micrososft it has leveraged its already established search business to make a strong entry into the world of online advertising. Google now displays AdSense advertisements inline with its search results as well as on publisher sites via what’s known as Google content network.

AdSense offers its customers with several advertisement opportunities which are known as their product line. These include textual and image based advertisements as well as more recently video and RSS feed ads. When implemented onto a publisher’s web site AdSense can give a site owner a steady income with relative ease compared to managing individual advertisers themselves.