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For those of you who use your blog as a source of income, you're certainly familiar with Google AdSense . Yes, Google AdSense is a Google product that's one of the reasons publishers want to further develop their sites. Although not all have the same reasons. On the other hand, AdSense is one of the contributors to loading because the ads displayed by JS AdSense will reduce the loading speed of our blog even though JS AdSense already uses asynchronous, but it will still make the blog wait longer to load. Here I will give an example of a comparison image before and after using this Lazy Load AdSense trick . So, for those of you who want to speed up your blog loading, please follow these tips. Speed Up Blog Loading with Lazy Load AdSense This code works quite simply: ads will appear after scrolling down the page. Therefore, the AdSense JS won't appear until you scroll down the page. This tip is intended for those of you who have already installed...

As we know, Matched Content is a Google AdSense feature that displays a list of related posts based on the labels within the post. It works more or less the same way as the Related Posts widget in Blogger, which you're familiar with in templates that include it. In the Google AdSense dashboard, you can create Matched Content ad units and modify them in the settings. However, there's a catch: once they appear on your blog, the blog title appears in the displayed post links, which can be a bit annoying because the link text becomes longer. The benefits of this ad unit for your blog are: Increase Pageviews on blogs Increase loyal readers who read your blog content It will have a positive impact on increasing advertising revenue. Removing Blog Titles in Google AdSense Matched Content In this Blogger Tips post, Enblog.us will provide a solution for removing blog titles from Google AdSense Matched Content . For those experiencing this issue, see the met...

This time,  Enblog.us  will provide AdSense tips on how to fix AdSense ads not appearing on certain article pages. The method is quite simple: enable robots.txt in Blogger Settings. Why aren't AdSense ads showing , or are only some AdSense ad units showing on certain pages? One possible reason AdSense ads aren't showing on certain pages is that you've recently activated Google's HTTPS feature for custom domains on your blog, as I shared in this post: How to Enable HTTPS on a Blog with a Custom Domain . Yes, changing or migrating a blog from HTTP to HTTPS requires a process that also results in the loss of ads from AdSense ad units, a process never experienced before. This is due to the different URL protocols: one is unencrypted (HTTP) and the other uses an encrypted system (HTTPS) . This confuses the system when interpreting two different protocols on a single blog page. But don't worry, this issue has been addressed by Google , which no...

What is Adblock? Adblock is a browser extension or application that removes ads from websites. As we know, ads on blogs can sometimes be annoying to visitors, which is why internet users have started using the Adblock extension . On the other hand, for bloggers who implement advertising, whether through Google AdSense, this poses a significant threat to their blog's revenue. To address this, we need to add an Adblock Killer script to our blog. Its function remains the same, notifying visitors to disable the Adblock extension for this site, but with a different appearance. If you'd like to install it, please follow these steps. How to Install the Latest Version of Adblock Killer First open the Blogger dashboard > Click the Theme menu > Click the Edit HTML button and add the code below before the code </head> or code &lt;/head&gt;&lt;!--<head/>--&gt; <style> /* Say Hi to Adblock */ @keyframes flipInX{from{-webkit-t...

After Google introduced the Beta version of Search Console yesterday , now Google has added Ads.txt to Blogger . What is Ads.txt? Ads.txt is an initiative of the Interactive Advertising Bureau Tech Lab (IAB) to promote and increase transparency in programmatic advertising. It's an easy way for AdSense publishers to clearly indicate to buyers who is authorized to sell their inventory. Actually, for Blogger Ads.txt it already existed before, but now you can edit Ads.txt as you wish and for those of you who get a warning message like this Your earnings are at risk - One or more of your ads.txt files are missing AdSense publisher IDs. Fix this issue now to avoid a serious impact on your earnings. In the Google Adsense dashboard , Google recommends that you activate Ads.txt on your blog. How to Enable Ads.txt on Blogger? To activate Ads.txt on Blogger, you can set it in Blogger Dashboard > Settings > Search preferences > Monetization > Cus...

Still discussing AdSense , this time Enblog.us will discuss tricks and tips on how to place AdSense ads in the middle of your posts. There are actually plenty of articles discussing this trick, but it's not available on this blog, so I'm sharing it. The title may seem a bit mainstream, but that's okay, as long as it's shared. The benefit of this middle-post AdSense ad placement trick is that you can significantly increase your blog's Google AdSense revenue with a higher click-through rate. The ad content will typically be more engaging to readers due to its strategic positioning in the middle of the post. In short, here's how to place an AdSense ad in the middle of a post. How to Place Adsense Ads in the Middle of a Post The method is very easy, here you only need to replace certain codes in the template and replace them with the codes that I will provide in the guide below. 1. Please log in to Blogger and select the blog to be edited, cl...

How are you blogger friends, hopefully you are in good health, amen... Okay, this time Enblo,us will provide a tutorial on How to Add Page-Level Adsense Ads to a Blog. What are Page-Level Ads? Page-Level Ads are ad units that don't fall within Google's pre-set limits of three banner ads and two link ads. These ads are specifically designed to maximize publisher AdSense revenue and will appear on mobile devices. Reasons to Add Page-Level Adsense Ads to Your Blog There are several reasons why you might want to add AdSense's Page-Level Ads feature to your blog. Here are some key points to consider when using this feature. Increase income Providing a better user experience Has two ad formats Not counted in Adsense ad limits (3 ad units and 2 link ad units) More optimized for mobile device users Page-Level Ads ad format For ad formats, Page-Level Ads offers two unit options: fixed/overlay ads, which appear as banner links at the bottom of the smar...

Google AdSense is an advertising program launched by the world's largest search engine company, known as "Google." The Google AdSense program allows publishers to register and earn money from their ads. These ads vary, including text ads, image ads, and video ads. Google AdSense provides publishers with revenue based on the number of clicks on their ads and the cost-per-click (CPC). The cost-per-click (CPC) varies from ad to ad and from country to country, with the United States having the highest cost-per-click (CPC). Most of us, as advertisers, including myself, have experienced very low average costs per click. The CPC might be $0.01 or less than $0.50. So, I sometimes ask myself, why do companies like Google AdSense have such low CPCs? In this article, Enblog.us  will help you to help increase your income from Google AdSense because I will explain the Right Tips to Increase Cost per Click on Google AdSense, so I suggest you to read this article carefully and...

This time  Enblog.us  will review one of the common problems regarding Google AdSense Rejection Due to Navigation Problems . Besides inadequate content, site navigation issues are also quite common. Unfortunately, many bloggers don't understand what constitutes a rejection due to navigational issues. Reasons for Google AdSense Rejection Due to Navigation Issues In general, there are several reasons and causes why Google AdSense is related to this site navigation problem starting from: Google found the site difficult to navigate for both crawlers and readers. Unclear menu navigation layout The menu navigation is not user friendly, meaning it is not friendly to readers/visitors (confusing) There is a broken link in the menu navigation The URL of the page to which the navigation menu is directed is empty. Excessive pop-ups Violating Google AdSense program rules and policies Pages behind the login/restricted access process Program Dialers Unpreparedness of...

For bloggers new to AdSense accounts, it's natural to be confused and constantly ask questions. AdSense accounts are divided into two categories: non-hosted and hosted. Officially, there are only those two. However, the phenomenal rise of bug accounts has led many bloggers to ask about the difference between fully approved and bugged AdSense accounts. Bug accounts differ from fully approved accounts because they can be created quickly and easily, and they don't require a second review. However, some blogger friends are still confused and ask how to differentiate between a fully approved Google AdSense account and a bugged Google AdSense account. The Difference Between a Fully Approved Google Adsense Account and a Bug-Proof Google Adsense Account Characteristics of a fully approved Google AdSense account Registered from a blog or directly on the Google AdSense website Then there is a review period that occurs twice. This review period is approximately 1 w...

How to Install Google Custom Search Engine on Blog The search box widget is an important part of a blog, because if a visitor has difficulty finding an article on the blog, they can search for it easily via the Search box or Search Box Widget . I highly recommend using Google's custom search on your blog, as the results will be more relevant and comprehensive than the standard search function. This is especially true if you're a Google AdSense publisher . You can easily monetize your blog with this custom search box. AdSense ads will then appear on your blog's search results page. How to Create and Install a Google Custom Search Engine Widget on a Blog Creating a Google Custom Search Engine 1. Please visit the Google Custom Search site at https://cse.google.com/cse/ 2. Next, please click the Create a custom search engine button to log in to CSE. 3. After entering the CSE dashboard , click New Search Engine 4. Then fill in the blog description a...

If you want to know whether visitors to your blog are blocking Google AdSense ads or not, you can do so by adding JavaScript code. The JavaScript code I'm about to share works by automatically detecting the Adblock extension if visitors have Adblock enabled in their browser when they open your blog, displaying a special message. This JavaScript code supports the new format of Google AdSense Responsive Asynchronous ad data and uses the ins.adsbygoogle selector, replacing it with a message when Adblock is active in the browser. This code is also quite lightweight, so you don't need to worry about it slowing down your blog's loading speed. For those who want to try it, please follow these steps: How to Add a Message to Detect Adblock with JavaScript 1. Log in to Blogger > Open the Template Editor > Then add the code below before the tag </body> < script > //<![CDATA[ // Adblock Detected window .onload= function ( ) {setTimeout( function ( ) { var e=...

If you're one of those people who make money blogging and already have massive organic traffic from search engines, you can earn even more money by using AdSense alternatives through these top banner ad networks. If you're still waiting for AdSense approval , you should check out these top-paying AdSense alternatives to make money blogging. On this occasion,  Enblog.us  will provide information on the latest, best-paying Google AdSense alternatives . This contextual ad network is a great way for publishers to explore and try AdSense alternatives for all kinds of online income-generating purposes.   There's no doubt that AdSense remains the best way for almost all bloggers and publishers to make money online. Potential professional bloggers earn substantial amounts of money with Google AdSense. However, since AdSense is banned for various reasons, there are several alternative ad networks available that will help you monetize your content-rich sites and blo...

The world of entertainment has changed, and it's no longer limited to television. Nowadays, various ways to earn money are available beyond blogging. Vlogging, or video blogging, is becoming increasingly popular, allowing you to earn money through social networking and mobile platforms like YouTube. Now, let's talk about how to make money from YouTube. We already know that blogging is the regular publication and sharing of thoughts, ideas, and detailed information through blogs. Vlogging is video blogging to earn money through video channels like YouTube. All creators and publishers always use the Google AdSense program initially to make money online through vlogging. But the only way to make money beyond Google AdSense is to find alternative solutions. You can earn additional income in addition to the current benefits you receive from your YouTube channel. People often integrate their YouTube channels with Google AdSense to monetize and earn more revenue from ...