When it comes to Google AdSense, the number one factor to making more money from it is to tweak and keep tweaking. That holds true for their new AdSense for Feeds service as well.
AdSense for Feeds has been performing quite well on my RSS Feed. However, that doesn’t mean it can’t do better. One of the things Google allows you to control is the placement of the ads. When I started using AdSense for Feeds, I placed the ad below each posts. Two days ago, I switched the ad position to the top of each posts and click rate has since double. I’ll have to wait a few more days to see if this holds but early results looks promising. Next step will be to fool around with colors and borders. Stay tuned.
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