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Why Google Adsense Ads Work on Websites

Google Ads convert much better for publishers than regular static banners because Adsense is contextual and also less likely to developer banner blindness:

When people use search engines to reach your site, they’re looking for something. Chances are, your site probably doesn’t have what they are looking for, but with context-sensitive ads like Google’s Adsense, they’ll likely see ads for things related to their search terms.

New visitors to a site love to click on anything that brings them closer to their goal, and often times that’s an ad. This, in essence, is the entire business model of per-click advertising.

Random people searching for information are much more likely to click on those related text ads if the ads help them find what they are looking for. fortuitous

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Published on June 20, 2007 under Internet, Tumblelog
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Reader Comments

#1 Amit K 10.15.07

Hi,
Would like to see a report on your conversion rates compared to vanilla adsense CTR.

Buzz is that the CPA does not convert as well.
Will wait and watch for your report.

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