Google Analytics to Track Google Adsense Revenue

Google Analytics Tracking Google Adsense Revenue screenshot

Google's web traffic statistics service Google Analytics is soon to launch another much-awaited function--tracking Google Adsense revenue. Not like Adsense Channels which wholesomely track revenues from those pages with different channels included, the new service lets a webmaster be able to track down how much every page on his/her site/blog has owned. Digital Inspiration published quite some screenshots depicting the Google Analytics' Adsense revenue tracking service from some a tester.

Bugs Bothering Adsense Code in Blogger.com/Blogspot Posts

Hi, Bloggers you are using Google's Blogger.com and wanna (or already) put Adsense ads into the blog posys, maybe you need to pay attention! There are possibly have bugs in Blogger.com platform.

Bloggers love put Adsense Ads directly in a blog post because they can attract a lot of clicks, which means money. But since Google has used its new Blogger html codes (or B html codes, see right image) to construct new Blogger.com, it's well-known that one can not directly insert original Adsense ads code (see below, take a 336*280 ads as example). Or even though one forcefully does like that, Adsense Ads have no way to appear when visitors read his/her post in Blogger.com

So previously what one can do is to make two minor modifications, that is, change the arrows in <!-- and --> to  their respective ASCII code. Sample below:

However this manner now seems being bothered by bugs. I just found codes below after I logged into Edit Html panel and expanded Widget Templates:

There is one more google_ad_host google_ad_slot = "xxxxxxxxxx"; injected.

If now I leave Edit Html panel by clicking Page Elements or Fonts and Colors tab, then again return to Edit Html, tick Expand Widget Templates, I was shown one more google_ad_host and something weird, looks like this:

Repeat the step above, you can get even more google_ad_host, so I think there must be bugs existing in Blogger.com.

What I'm concerned is when there is a lot of google_ad_host, will Google charge me of changing the Adsense codes which is strictly prohibited in Google Adsense TOS?

But no need to panic indeed, to solve the problem, just simply replace all the arrows (both < and >) for their respective ASCII codes, or you can directly go to Blogger Ad Code Converter at eBlog Templates where helps convert all of those parenthesis:

Note: This wasn't tested in the classic templates of Blogger.com, but did be tried on the templates constructed using the new B html codes (even run a new applied Blogger.com's blog).

Attention! AdSense Ads Below Blog Post Title Violates TOS, Unless You Put Advertisement or Sponsored Links Indicator

Most bloggers, including myself, are quite enjoying the revenue originating from the Adsense ads put just below the title of every blog post, because that area is most visible to a visitor thus attracts the clicks.

Maybe now one has to pay attention to this matter, the webmasters at Quickonlinetips.com revealed that they had received an email from Google Adsense support team and were informed to do a little bit modification.

Back in this March, Meridith Major of AdSense Publisher Support clarified on Inside Adsense, saying "ads shouldn't be placed under titles such as “Dallas Business Opportunities” or “Today's Hot Deals”. Placing ads directly below titles such as these implies to your users that the links in the ads are publisher-created content." Apparently, these guidelines are not clear enough.

Google's email to Quickonlinetips.com made a further clarification. It said the title can still mislead visitors to click thus clearly required them to label the Google ads with text other than 'sponsored links’ or ‘advertisements’.

Needless to say, putting such word(s) may lead to less clicks. But to fully comply with Google Adsense's Terms of Services, Quikonlinetips add an word of advertisements right above their ads.

In the reality, a lot of blogs with huge traffics, such as some of my favorite sites--Neatorama, Popcrunch, all apply a Google ads unit right below their blog posts without indicating it is an advertisement. I'm just curious why Google Adsense Team not to make a statement on their official blog, rather email to the individual webmaster?

Tips: The Way That Migrates FeedBurner Account to Use Google AdSense for Feeds

Google Adsense has just added a new way--Google Adsense for Feeds-- for its publishers to make more money. But one must have at least one feed in Feedburner.com. What all you need to do is to migrate a Feedburner account to a Google account. Currently Google only provide the manual process to migrate your accounts, follow the following way to migrate all of your feeds, and your account from feeds.feedburner.com to Google: Write an email to adsense-support-aff@google.com  with Your FeedBurner account username & The Google Account email address you use to sign in to AdSense provided. Google will help do a job for you and contact you when necessary once migration is complete.

New Search Engine www.Cuil.com Launched by Anna Patterson, an ex-Googler

Anna Patterson
cuil.com

Anna Patterson, an Xoogler(ex-Googler) who was once in charge of Google’s large search index project TeraGoogle, launched a new search engine www.cuil.com in a bid to shake the dominance of her former employer on Monday. As a fervent Google user, I will not use Cuil (pronouced cool) as my major search engine any time soon (after all as a launch version, cuil has too much to improve), but its magazine-like format search results supplemented with relevant pictures in a 2~3-columned layout sure will may let me make it as an alternative of Google when I search for celebrities' pictures.

Screenshot of results yielding 0n Cuil.com when searching Miley Cyrus

Teyana Taylor 'Google Me' Video

This is Teyana Taylor's video for Google Me. It features a cameo from none other than Perezhilton.com.

Google vs God

A supplement collection of RC's previous Claude Presbyterian Church Google Billboard. Apparently, numerous churches believe that Google is not omniscient but God does.

by Carpolena

by David Cancel

by Mark Blevis

by Rob Partington

via Googlified

Tags: google, church, god

Unofficial Google Stores

Google textile store in Istanbul, Turkey.Google internet cafe in Cairo, Egypt.
Google Fashion in Shaoxin, Zhejiang Province, ChinaGoogle Fashion in somewhere in Turkey.
Pictures were found on Gseeker (3) & Googlified (1, 2, 4)

Previously, Random Citations posted a Google Fashion house also in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China.

Tags: google unofficial google store fashion house cairo turkey china

Claude Presbyterian Church Google Billboard

There are some questions that can't be answered by Google! via Gseeker & Digital Inspiration

Tags: google, billboard, church

10G Gmail?

Read the story behind! via

Tags: flash mail, gmail