Design Your Website to Highlight
Adsense .You doesn’t have to make all the pages on your website identical (or
black). But you do want to make sure that the look of your page draws attention
to the ads — and makes them appear as attractive and as valuable as platinum
jewelry. Many websites have strong graphic elements that catch the eye —
usually at the expense of the AdSense units. If you're using AdSense, be
judicious in the selection of fonts, font size, colors, images, tables and
other visual aspects of your website. Draw subtle attention to your AdSense
units. Make them the stars of your show!
Note
This 3-way matching (titles,
text and background) can generate excellent click-through rates Too many text
styles add clutter and can confuse your visitors. Instead, try every legitimate
way to make the ads look like a part of your web content. In other words use
the colors to make sure that your ads don't look like ads!
Blue Is Best
So you want to get rid of the
border. You want to get your ads the same color as the text on the rest of your
page and the background matching the background color of your Web page. But
what about the link itself, the line the user is actually going to click? What
color should that be?
The logic is that users have come
to expect links on websites to be blue. Just as they expect stop signs to be
red and warning signs to be yellow, so they expect their links to blue. That means people
are more likely to click on a blue link than a link in any other color. The line in your AdSense code
that sets the color of your link is the one that says: Google_color_link =
“#color”; “#color” is the hexadecimal number for the color you want to use. You
should make sure that number is #0000FF. Keep your link blue and you can
experience an increase in click-through as high as 25 percent!
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