What is a good CTR?

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It depends on the kind of site you got. Some sites have trouble getting a 1% CTR. Others have no trouble getting over 10% CTR. Check the links at the end of the FAQ for tips on optimizing your site.

Why am I getting PSAs?

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Google has not yet crawled all the pages of your website.
Your page may contain sensitive content for which relevant paying ads will not be displayed.
Your website is using session IDs in the URL.
The AdSense code was placed within an IFRAME.
Your web pages are behind a login.
There are too many URLs added to your account filter list.
Your web page may not contain enough content.
Your site content is primarily in an unsupported language.

Your site has restricted access using a robots.txt exclusion. If you would like to grant Google's crawler access your pages, you can do so without granting permission to any other bots. Simply add the following two lines to the top of your robots.txt file:

User-agent: Mediapartners-Google*
Disallow:

Your website is using frames. In order for Google to serve better targeted ads to the content on your website, select the Framed page checkbox from the Ad layout code page when generating your ad code.

Place Ads in Middle of Blogger Posts

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When you make a Blogger template, you can place ads in the sidebar and on top. However, the positions of the ads are static. The main point is that you cannot place an advert inside a post. Correct?
Incorrect! Using a bit of Javascript techno-wizardry you can place AdSense ads in the middle of your Blogger posts easily. I don't promise, but it should increase your CTR. Let me show you how:

• Log in to Blogger and go to Template
• Find the <$BlogItemBody$> tag in your template
• Replace it with:

<p>
<ItemPage>
<div id="adsensical<$BlogItemNumber$>start"></div>

<div style="margin:5px 0 -5px 10px">
<!--PLACE YOUR AD CODE HERE-->
</div>

<div id="adsensical<$BlogItemNumber$>end">
</ItemPage>
<div id="adsensical<$BlogItemNumber$>body"><$BlogItemBody$></div>
<ItemPage>
</div>

<script language="JavaScript">
//AdSensical Place Ads in Middle of Blogger Posts
//By hackman_3vilGuy http://adsensical-adsense.blogspot.com
//hackman {AT}caller {DOT}me {DOT}uk
var topbit=document.getElementById("adsensical<$BlogItemNumber$>start");
var bottombit=document.getElementById("adsensical<$BlogItemNumber$>end");
var s=document.getElementById("adsensical<$BlogItemNumber$>body").innerHTML;
var regexIndex=s.search(/<!--adsense-->/igm);
if(regexIndex>0) {topbit.innerHTML=s.substr(0,regexIndex);bottombit.innerHTML=s.substr(regexIndex+14);}
</script>
</ItemPage>
</p>

Copy this code

• Replace <!--PLACE YOUR AD CODE HERE--> with your real Adsense code you want to put in
• Now in every post place <!--adsense--> somewhere in the HTML (click Edit HTML) of the post where you want the ad to appear!

That's it! If you implement this you should hopefully get a greater CTR and therefore more cash and the method is within the ToS. This only displays the ads on item pages. If you want to display them on all pages then get rid of the ItemPage tags but watch out that you only have 3 ads per page. If you forget to put the tag in, your ad will appear just before the article. Enjoy, just please don't forget to link back here.

Keyword density analyser

The Google spider indexes your pages to find keywords. You can check your webpage's keyword density using the keyword tool below. As you know, having keywords in your text is the most important thing to get well targeted ads. I already posted on ways to implement keywords and content.
Just visit web address below and your content will be analysed and your keywords ranked.
Form is located at http://www.ranks.nl/tools/spider.html