Google Adsense

If you own a website, it is important to take into account how your website would be displayed on a mobile platform. Over the past few years, usage of mobile phones and tablet devices has grown manifold. For instance if even 20% of your readers view your website on a mobile device, then it is a good idea to check how if the links can be clicked with a thumb on a touch screen or if text on a page can be read without the need for magnifying.

Google AdSense obviously sees a lot opportunities for displaying ads on websites viewed on a mobile device. It has developed a free online tool called How to Go Mobile, which helps you check how your website performs on a mobile phone.

Enter the URL of your website you want to check and select what you intend to do with your website. This includes options like content publisher or if the website is used to generate leads or about a business that is online as well as offline.
The online tool will carry out relevant checks and show up details like Loading Speed, how images appear, text format and navigation.
In the above screenshot, you might see that Devils’ Workshop passed all the requirements except that the text might need a bit of work.

It is better to check with Google Analytics if your blog or website needs a mobile version of it before investing too much time in making design changes on your website.

Do try out How To Go Mobile tool and drop in your comments.

Link: howtogomo

For most Blogs which make money, Google AdSense plays an important role. AdSense often is the biggest earner for a blog and not to forget it also is a big earner for Google.

There are many blogs and forums which might give a lot of detailed information and help on AdSense, it is still a little daunting for people using AdSense for the first time.

Probably with that in mind, Google has launched an online tool called AdSense Academy which allows people to master all facets of AdSense.

Features of Google AdSense Academy

The online checklist can be accessed from here. The best part is we do not need to have an AdSense account before trying it out.
It has a detailed checklist from how to create your first ad unit, ad format and identifying where the ad should be placed.
Users can also take a quiz to actually complete a milestone like someone would in a training course at an academy. This will allow users to learn all the basics of AdSense.

I found the checklist very useful for people who are new to AdSense. It might also be a great help to AdSense pros to sharpen their knowledge and keep themselves updated.

Try out AdSense Academy Checklist and drop in your comments.

Link: Google AdSense Academy

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