Free AdSense Help
A few months ago, we did a short video on YouTube that covered Google AdSense tips:
It may be due to my doubled traffic and a digg frontpage hit, but your suggestions on ad optimization tripled my income on AdSense. It’s still not a lot of money, but it’s three times a little amount of money which is good.
Digg users seldom bring with them an increase in AdSense revenue for quite a few reasons: (a) they’re largely underage, (b) they’re largely idiots, (c) they’re largely underage idiots, (d) they block ads in their browsers, (e) they hold no staying power in terms of your audience, (f) they have attention spans shorter than a nanometer, and (g) they’re quite predictable.
Digg has power because it drives traffic, not because it drives intelligence.
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The Chris Pirillo Show
November 8th, 2009
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November 8th, 2009
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November 8th, 2009
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Jim Lunsford's Lunsford Land
November 8th, 2009
at 7:48am
their browsers, (e) they hold no staying power in terms of your audience, (f) they have attention spans shorter than a nanometer, and (g) they’re quite predictable. Digg has power because it drives traffic, not because it drives intelligence.” Chris Pirillo Speaks the Truth About Digg Users
Ms. Wahala
July 17th, 2007
at 8:09pm
I am SO gonna Twit that. :)
Susan F. Heywood
July 17th, 2007
at 9:48pm
Doesn’t it really come down to targeting and what Diggers find when they reach the site? Depending on the story, a site could conceivably have success from Digg traffic if AdSense served offers targeted at the underaged, idiotic or distracted. (Take this quiz…)
(Or, if the site happened to attract the traffic from among the percentage of the Diggers outside those categories–I know I’m not underaged or idiotic but can definitely get distracted, then I forget to go Digg stuff.)
I’ll bet over time the best AdSense revenue from stories linked from Digg comes from those with fewer rather than more Diggs over a longer tail.