To be indexed by Google especially on the first page is webmasters wet dream. This is called SERP (Search Engine Result Page). Plenty of ways to get your site indexed and it usually got to do with whether Google thinks your site is more relevant to a particular query. This is all relating to visitors. Visitors usually only look at the first page result for their query, so the better your SERP is, the better chance of Google sending visitors to your site.

With more and more options are being test on us webmasters as guinea pig by Google in particular is the image ads.

Below are reasons why you should stay away from image ads.

1. Did you not remember the whole reason why Google ads get to be this big in the first place? Because at that time there are so many other advertising method using image that is intrusive, prolong the page loading time and simply does not blend with the surrounding. Came Google with text only ads, long story short, Google won, so why do you now want to go back to the dark ages?

There are two type of sitemaps. One is sitemap for your visitor’s navigation and that usually has html, asp or php etc extension like the rest of your page The other type is Sitemap.xml which is made specifically for Google crawler and usually start with capital letter S.

A lot of webmasters feels that getting indexed by Google is really out of their hands. This is not the case, they can help to some degree. Though the indexing of a site is done by bots or crawlers, site will be indexed just fine without any help from the webmasters. So why bother with Sitemap?.

If you try to search for smart pricing in Adsense help, you will be surprised that you’ll find no subject on the topic. It is because smart pricing is an automatic price adjustment feature introduced by Google in 2004 for its AdWord advertiser with the premise to increase advertiser ROI and a more targeted result. So it’s more of an AdWord feature rather than AdSense.

It works by analyzing all related data to certain clicks. The bottom line is that Google promise its AdWord advertiser that Google will reduce the price the AdWord advertisers pay for particular click if the click is less likely to have a desired result for the advertisers. In fact Google may reduce the cost of an ad to below the minimum bid assigned to it.

For many new websites with Adsense, the biggest problem is to get the relevant ads to be displayed on the website. Usually the webmasters have would control it by the website domain name, description, keyword, heading (<h1>, <h2>..etc) and by reading text available on that page.

Domain name, description, keyword and headings are usually don’t change much, however, text i.e. post on the page might depend the webmasters moods. What if you want to talk about your self having a nose surgery but your website is about dogs and you don’t want to have nose related ads appear on your website?