Quick Tips
If you are just starting out, there are several things that you should absolutely do in order to get the most out of AdSense. The official guides offered during the signup process are fairly limited, not offering any particularly noteworthy advice. You may already be implementing many of these, but there are likely some pieces of low hanging fruit among the following.
51. eHow. Beyond the standard banner ads, this site is pretty creative with ads within the content. (Here’s an example.)
52. PerezHilton.com. Believe it or not, this celebrity gossip site actually does a pretty good job integrating display ads.
53. DiscussCooking. This is a great site to check out if you’re looking to monetize forum traffic.
54. About.com. This site features a wide range of content and relies primarily on ad networks to generate revenue. Check out numerous link units scattered throughout the content. (It may take you a while to figure out what is an ad and what’s a regular old link.)
55. Chicago Tribune. As we pointed out in a feature story, this newspaper has embraced online monetization with some creative and aggressive strategies.
56. Download.com. If you’ve ever used Download.com to get a needed program, odds are that you’ve clicked on an ad. This is partially attributable to the creative used by advertisers, but the layout of the site is certainly accommodating.
57. WikiHow. This how-to site inserts text ads into articles in order to increase engagement.
58. Answers.com. This site uses multiple display ad networks, including AdSense text ads positioned below the answers provided.
59. Dictionary.com. From text ads to banners of various sizes to corner pop-ups, this site has a number of different ad implementation on display.
60. GeekoSystem.com. This site does a good job incorporating multiple types of AdSense ads, Media.net keyword blocks, and multiple sponsored content partners, while maintaining a high quality appearance.
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