My Adsense is Approved but Revenue is very low.

My Adsense is Approved but Revenue is very low. Any Suggestions??

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The best advice is simple and hasn't changed for years: generate more traffic. More basic tips you can find here: 4 Tips to Improve your AdSense revenue.

 

Increase your traffic and backlinks.

 

You need to add the content of your site again and again. I see all the posts from the year 2020 and we live in 2021.

 

Traffic, it's the only way, i agree with above

 

You Have to increase organic traffics (SEO) as well as social media visibility of your website so that you will get high revenue from work. If you need any support please you welcome.

 

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When it comes to low AdSense revenue, there are a few potential explanations. It could be that your traffic volume is low, or that the keywords you're targeting are not very profitable. Alternatively, it could be that your ad placements are not well optimized, or that your ads are simply not being clicked on very often.

There are a few things you can do to try and improve your situation.
First of all, make sure you're driving as much targeted traffic to your site as possible. The more people who see your ads, the more likely it is that some of them will click on them.
Secondly, take a look at the keywords you're targeting and see if there are any higher-value alternatives.

 

I trying to do more is on " sharing " from visitors. Maybe those managed to earn a lot from Adsense can guide me here.
My content is unique is interesting, I know partly i can see how many people see that content but problem is there is No people sharing it.

 

Well you dont give any details to know if your traffic its low .To make good money with adsesnse you need huge traffic to make it so continue to work work hard etc

 

Focus on increasing the organic traffic and profitable keywords

 

I started Adsense in 2004. Yah, I'm old. Back then my site paid between $150 and $400 a month. Now its like $5. My traffic is similar if not greater. I have like 20 years of original content in there. It just doesn't pay like it used to.

 

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I'm sorry to hear that your Adsense revenue is very low. There are many possible reasons for this, and also many ways to improve it. Here are some tips that might help you:

- Use Ezoic (AdSense automated optimization): Ezoic is a platform that uses artificial intelligence to optimize your ad placements, sizes, formats, and types. It can help you increase your Adsense revenue by testing different combinations and finding the best ones for your site. You can learn more about Ezoic.
- Improve Size/Location: The size and location of your ads can have a big impact on your click-through rate and earnings. You should experiment with different sizes and locations to see which ones perform better. Generally, larger ads and ads above the fold (the part of the page that is visible without scrolling) tend to get more clicks and revenue. You can use the Google Adsense heatmap to see the best places to put your ads on your site.
- Your Traffic source and location matters: The amount and quality of your traffic also affects your Adsense revenue. You should try to attract more visitors who are interested in your content and likely to click on your ads. You can use Google Analytics to see where your traffic is coming from, what keywords they are using, and how they behave on your site. You can also use SEO techniques to rank higher on Google and get more organic traffic. Additionally, the location of your visitors matters, as some countries have higher CPC (cost per click) and RPM (revenue per thousand impressions) than others. You can use Google Adsense reports to see which countries are generating the most revenue for you, and target them with relevant content and ads.
- Adsense for Search: Adsense for Search is a feature that allows you to add a custom search engine to your site, and earn money from the ads that appear on the search results page. This can help you increase your Adsense revenue by providing a useful service to your visitors and showing them more relevant ads based on their queries. You can learn how to set up Adsense for Search.
- Add extra revenue source: Adsense is not the only way to monetize your site. You can also add other sources of income, such as affiliate marketing, sponsored posts, product reviews, e-books, courses, etc. These can help you diversify your income stream, and increase your overall earnings. However, you should make sure that these sources are compatible with Adsense policies, and do not interfere with the user experience of your site.
- Adsense section targeting: Adsense section targeting is a feature that allows you to specify which parts of your site you want Adsense to scan and display ads for. This can help you increase your Adsense revenue by showing more relevant ads to your visitors, based on the content of your site. You can learn how to use the Adsense section targeting

These are just some of the ways to increase your Adsense revenue. You can find more tips and tricks on our website here. We hope you find this helpful and wish you all the best with your site!