Recently one of my reader asked a question about the CPC he receives for each click from adsense. He is getting around 0.01$ per click (yes, its very low). He asked me to check his blog for some suggestions. I found out the possible reasons for low CPC. In this post, let me explain simple tips on how to increase Adsense CPC.

What is Adsense CPC?

CPC is ‘Cost Per Click’ in average. Let’s say, you get 0.02$ for one click and 1$ for another click, so your average CPC is (0.02$ + 1$ )/2 =  0.51$. CPC is a another factor in Adsense to decide the performance along with eCPM (Effective Cost Per Mile) and CTR (Click Through Rate).

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How to Increase Adsense CPC

Adsense is the pioneer advertising network that provides relevant contextual advertisement according to the content of the blog or website. If primary source of income of your blog is Google Adsense, then you need to do some sort of Adsense optimization. Throughout this post, we will explain as how to increase Adsense CPC.

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However you spin it, AdSense is still the biggest ad network out there. If you’re using it on your website, but still not making enough money? There are ways to change that. Raising your CPCs is one of them.

Google AdSense is in many ways like the stereotype of an angry girlfriend. They WANT you to make more money from their ads on your website. Of course they do – they get almost a third of what advertisers pay them for every click. But much like the stereotypical angry girlfriend, they are not about to tell you you what you’re doing wrong. Or how to fix it. No, they want you to figure it out yourself.

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AdSense works by AdWords advertisers bidding for how much they're willing to pay per click on their ads. You as an AdSense publisher could get as little as $0.10 or more that $10 per click.

These are a few tips on how to get paid more per click in AdSense.

1) Target high paying keywords

Some keywords pay more than the other, and sometimes by a very huge margin. Make sure that your website targets the high paying keywords to enjoy the benefit.

How to find high paying keywords for Google AdSense

2) Display relevant ads

There's no point in having a website targeting high paying keywords if Google AdSense couldn't figure out what your website/page is all about. It'll be displaying irrelevant ads which might not pay well or even PSA (Pub ... Read more »

AdSense works by AdWords advertisers bidding for how much they're willing to pay per click on their ads. You as an AdSense publisher could get as little as $0.10 or more that $10 per click.

These are a few tips on how to get paid more per click in AdSense.

1) Target high paying keywords

Some keywords pay more than the other, and sometimes by a very huge margin. Make sure that your website targets the high paying keywords to enjoy the benefit.

How to find high paying keywords for Google AdSense

2) Display relevant ads

There's no point in having a website targeting high paying keywords if Google AdSense couldn't figure out what your website/page is all about. It'll be displaying irrelevant ads which might not pay well or even PSA (Pub ... Read more »

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If you are a Blogger and Adsense is your prime source of revenue, you can’t afford to ignore the importance of Adsense optimization. When we talk about Adsense optimization, there are many things, but the main target is to get high eCPM and get more Cost per click. Else, despite of good AdSense CTR, you might not be making good money. This is something familiar about the non-English blog. If you fall in the category of those AdSense publishers, who are getting huge traffic but Adsense earning is still low, it’s time to understand points which are mentioned below, and this will surely ... Read more »

Before we discuss the top ways to increase AdSense CPC, let’s first define the term CPC or ‘Cost Per Click.’ If you are using Google AdSense on your web pages then you will know that these are adverts from Google’s AdWords advertising program. Advertisers using the AdWords program pay Google for every click made on their adverts.

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Generally:
 

• AdSense is a publisher network that allows almost any publisher to signup. Google AdWords is the biggest buyer network on the AdSense network.
• Doubleclick is subsidiary of Google, which develops and provides Internet ad serving services. Their biggest products are DFA (Doubleclick for Advertisers) and DFP (Doubleclick For Publishers).
• AdMob is essentially a mobile ad network also owned by Google. They allow app developers to monetize their apps and also promote them.

In layman's terms:
 

• AdSense is where you make money for your blog or website.

• Doubleclick is a big advertising company that works with the biggest advertisers and publishers.
• AdMob allows mobile developers to make money by selling ads via their SDK.

Adsense is essentially for small to medium sized publishes looking to monetize their website. Doubleclick' ... Read more »

AdMob is a mobile advertising company founded by Omar Hamoui. The name AdMob is a portmanteau for "advertisingon mobile". It was incorporated on April 10, 2006^[1][2] while Hamoui was in business school at Wharton.^[3] The company is based in  ... Read more »

Mobile advertising is exploding. The opportunities for developers and publishers to make money through mobile advertising has grown exponentially in the last couple of years. There are a lot of options to market and monetize apps, but when it comes to advertising, there is still just one company that dominates the ecosystem: Google.

We write a lot about mobile advertising companies. Nexage, Tapjoy and JumpTap have all made significant news recently. Yet ... Read more »