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In my own opinion, yes. If I were the owner of the site, I would use a Link Ad just below the The Online Slang Dictionary with the same background color and whi
by wenbert 18y ago
In my own opinion, yes. If I were the owner of the site, I would use a Link Ad just below the The Online Slang Dictionary with the same background color and white text color.
And I would add another Link Ad below Welcome to The Online Slang Dictionary this time with a white background.
Then I would remove the big vertical ad and place it in a box similar to the "Subscribe to updates" and "Bookmark or share" boxes and label it with maybe "Other Resources" -- after all Google text ads are relevant :P
Just my own 2 cents... :)
- WalterGR 18y agoThanks for the feedback! I actually used to have the big vertical ad ("wide skyscraper") in the right sidebar (where the "Subscribe to updates" etc. boxes are) but it performed terribly. Putting it where it is now increased clickthroughs by something like 10x. BTW, Google's AdSense terms "[prohibit] placing ads under misleading headings such as 'resources' or 'helpful links.'" https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?answer=136881 https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?answer=...