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Thanks for suggestion. I will consider removing some ads.
by kreci 15y ago
Thanks for suggestion. I will consider removing some ads.
- dan_sim 15y agoThat would be a bad idea. You make your living by selling those things, you share your numbers with us and then, you would remove some ads because of a jealous programmer. Please don't do it and feel free to sell your stuff as much as you want. I was almost angry when I saw the <AUTOPROMOTION> tag in your post. Why writing it? You have to autopromote your products if you want to sell them. This <AUTOPROMOTION> tag makes me feel like you're not serious about your book.
- kreci 15y agoThanks for this comment. <Autopromotion> tag is just to give my readers little smile. But I am very serious about the eBook. It is really helping to increase others revenue and give my income some boost too. You may check it by reading comments by happy buyers. So no without tag I am really recommending it to anyone who want some boost in downloads of their Android apps based on my experience ;)
- danmaz74 15y agoThank you for the "jealous programmer"... I had a feeling that on hacker news this kind of personal attack wasn't welcome, but hey. By the way, I was talking about the google ads.
- JoelSutherland 15y agoI would remove the adsense ads entirely. They just dilute your book ad which I'm sure is much more profitable for you. It's worth testing, but my guess is that you would increase your overall revenues by eliminating them.
- JshWright 15y agoI don't mind the ads so much, it's more the placement... Both in-line adsense blocks are in confusing places. "Here are a few quotes from one of my favourite eMails:" followed by an adsense block. It took me a second to parse that quotes you were referring to weren't "Make 85% profit in 15 Min" and "Real Work at Home Income" Same thing for the second block. It falls in a very awkward place.
- eatm0rewaffles 15y agoAt the same time this ad didn't pass you by and go unnoticed it fulfilled its purpose. Which is the entire purpose of the ad to you know get you to look at it and garner your attention. If the ad were off to the side would it be as effective? @ OP I am sure you could play with this and find which is more effective thus increasing or maintaining your bottom line.
- smoyer 15y agoI'm not so sure ... I know I skimmed over two sections that I recognized as ads but now, only 90 seconds later, can't tell you what even one of the ads was for. All I know is that they weren't content.
- eatm0rewaffles 15y agoAnd yet you are taking the time to write about it twice.
- JshWright 15y agosmoyer only has one post on this entire comment page...
- eatm0rewaffles 15y agoPoint made. It also seems to be the common topic discussion on this thread though.
- JonLim 15y agoDon't feel pressured to, but I think you would make your page much more pleasing to the eye if you placed your ads on the side rather than embedded into your posts. They will still give you some advertising exposure for AdSense, but they won't get in the way of people trying to read your blog post, and your product promotions in your post won't get lost in the noise. Just a suggestion, you're kicking ass and taking names either way!
- eatm0rewaffles 15y agoJust a thought why would you remove something that works for something that hasn't yet been proven?