Adsense on blogger.com, please help

hi guys maybe i'm impatient but
i did site on blooger and adde adsense to it
and insted of ads related to my topic there are ads related to blogging.
I filtred them, they still shows.
Please help
(ps. I even multiplied my <h1> few times it didn't helped)

 

just wait a day and see if you get more relevant ads. If you just signed up, google may need some time to crawl your blog.

 

Completely remove the word "blog" from your content...
After that wait a few days

 

thx for reply,
i'm so excited about site that i don't want to wait even one minute
hrrrr....

 

strange it looks like filter filtred some adresses and other are left...mmm
maybe i'll see tomorow... gush...here is 3h and 19 minuts till tomorow

 

Dude calm down... its just a freaking ad.

 

What is your blog's URL?

 

Still blog ads, i'll change to some free hosting...

 

Don't do it!!! Free webhosts have ads.

Give it time and soon releveant ads will show up.

Don't try free hosting I repeat!

 

Check your Blog "title". I had one that was called Blogging for Financial Advisers and it showed all ads about Blogs. I chnaged the title to Financial Advisers and Blogging and now I get all relevant ads.

 

The easiest way to get relevant ads is to write posts with ad keywords. I'm not talking about keyword stuffing or anything, but ie. if you want ads that relate to stocks, just make sure to use the word stock in your post(s) 2 or 3 times. This method has worked best for me. Once your ads become targetted, they will stay that way unless your content greatly changes.

 

Blogger is not a long term solution... start looking for a domain

 

I found few without ads, atspace.com for example

 

I disagree. Blogger can be used to host a respectable blog. It all depends on the dedication and effort of the blog owner.

 

The way I see it is like this..... If I had a million dollars to build my a dream house I probably wouldn't do it on property that had a monthly rental contract. I would want to either buy my own property or else get a 99 year lease on the property that I'm going to build.

To me, blogger.com reminds me of the days of geocities and such related sites. Although somebody might put in enough time and effor to make it look nice, there's still that little quirk in the back of the time of why didn't the site owner just spend $20 and get their own domain.

 

Lately blogger.com has really stepped up. The templates are professional and I've seen some really great pages on there.

 

Currently, the #4 and #8 ranked blogs on Technorati are hosted on .Blogspot

 

plus you can host your blogger blog on your domain anyways... i found this to be a nice "middle-ground" solution..

 

Good idea natsirtm, I think combining blogger.com and your own domain is the perfect solution for many people, you can still use the simplicity of blogger, but have the long term solution of a domain.

Cheers