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The Difference Between Dashes and Underlines in SEF URLs

May 22nd Information and Tutorials \ Search Engine Optimization You may have heard that Google and other search engines prefer that you use dashes or hyphens (-) instead of underlines or underscores (_) as word separators in your URLs. Google actually recommends that you use dashes or hyphens when creating search engine friendly or search engine optimized URLs instead of underscores. Here's why.  Continue reading...

 
 

AdSense Tips: Avoid Using the Competitive Ad Filter At All Costs

May 21st Information and Tutorials \ Monetizing Your Website Here is another way you can raise the cost per click (CPC) of your Google AdSense ads:  Don't ever, ever, ever use the Competitive Ad Filter. AdWords advertisers are competing in the auction to dsplay ads on your web pages. By allowing more advertisers to enter the auction, you raise the potential CPC of each ad spot. Using the Competitive Ad Filter reduces the number of auction bidders and lowers your potential CPC for each adContinue reading...

 
 

Set Each AdSense Ad To Display Both Text and Images for a Higher CPC

May 21st Information and Tutorials \ Monetizing Your Website This is another somewhat advanced AdSense tip. It might be a little hard to understand but it is very simple to implement. The tip is that you can raise the cost per click (CPC) on each AdSense ad unit by enabling both Text Ads and Image Ads on each ad.  Continue reading...

 
 

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