It is not enough to be an Ad Sense publisher. It is equally important to maximize your earnings from the ads run on your site. The best way to do so is ensure that your site gets the highest-paying available ads. You can do so if you adopt the following practices: 1. Placement Place...
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How many visitors can one popular search word deliver? Hundreds of thousands, if that search word happens to be the one being searched on Google. The question is how do you make this keyword work for you on a sustained basis. For instance, Anna Hazare topped the search charts during his 12-day long fast...
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Which Adsense ad will give me most revenue? This is a question that agonises most first-time AdSense users. Google allows you to run ads of different sizes. This leaves the site owners confused. Most often, they select ads whose sizes neither complement their pages nor bring in revenue. But is that so? According to...
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Mail spam is not the only bane of the net. Irrelevant search results are even bigger irritants. You waste hours getting directed to sites that are useless, yet figure in the top 20 search results. Now, you can ban these sites from your search pages. Google has introduced a new functionality that blocks sites...
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“Imagine the sinking feeling of logging in to your Gmail account and finding it empty. That’s what happened to 0.02% of Gmail users yesterday, and we’re very sorry.” This is what Ben Treynor, VP Engineering and Site Reliability Czar (24×7) wrote on the official Google blog when a new G-mail update cleaned up mail...
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There are plenty of interactive sites on the net that encourage tourists to leave their comments on hotels, places of tourist interest etc. These are useful comments, and give you an indication of how a resort or a hotel has been rated. But the ratings are done by individuals you don’t know. Your preference...
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India sought the removal of 30 items from Google properties during the period January-June 2010, the Transparency Report released by Google states. Of these eight were based on court orders. Google says 53% of the removal requests were fully or partially complied with. The highest number of removal requests was made for content hosted...
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