Adsense HotSpots

[blogmoneymaker]

HotSpots have been known as AdSense advertisements that blend in with the background of the web site and look link regular links instead of advertisements are usually much more effective than random advertisements with no color planning. Google has now released its data results which shows what regions of a web site are usually most successful in terms of click throughs. As you can see from the chart below, the top and left regions are the most popular areas to place your ads while the orange regions are also very good in terms of click through ratios, while the right region has a very low score.

[blogmoneymaker]

Also have tips on how to wrap text around adsense in post in blogger, let me know if anybody need info

[niche]

Got a post on hot spots somewhere in one of my blogs. But there is the addendeum that it does not always follow. May need to test things to find what works best on each blog or website

[born2blog]

nice never seen nothing like that b4

[niche]

Originally Posted by born2blog

nice never seen nothing like that b4

You should read this article on traffic and adsense clicks

[4U2NV]

Originally Posted by niche

You should read this article on traffic and adsense clicks

Thanks for the links.. Just what I need, very informative indeed..

[Josebrando99]

Any info on which size ads work the best?

728x09?
160x600?
300x250?

[~kev~]

I saw that chart a long time ago. And as a result, I put my first ad just below the "Rea More" break. That way when someone clicks the read more link, on the next page they are looking straight at the banner.

And then I put another banner at the bottom of the content.

[Henry Gale]

At which point should I bother putting on ads, a certain amount of traffic? Or just do it now even though its a new blog?

[InfoHelper]

Originally Posted by Henry Gale

At which point should I bother putting on ads, a certain amount of traffic? Or just do it now even though its a new blog?

I think it's fine to play around with ads with low traffic... it may be better to get some experience on what works for you while you will have few clicks, and then see how the evolution of your blog changes CTR and such as you gain traffic.