Adsense background for more Clicks!

Update 21st October 2006. WangInternet.com received an email from the Google Adsense Team today. In the email, it was stated the following.

“To be specific, we ask that publishers not place misleading images near Google ads or use images that appear to be directly associated with the advertisers and their offerings. The use of such images may confuse users
or draw undue attention to the ads and result in unintentional clicks.”

The following links were also provided in order to keep your adsense account in good standing.
http://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/answer.py?answer=23921.

In order not to encourage any unintentional clicks, the adsense background free download link will be removed. As for the performance of this method, it did not lead to any additional clicks, maybe due to it appearing more like an Advert. A sample of how the background looks like:

16 October 2006 version:
Reading through the AssociatePrograms.com site the other day, an interesting post caught my attention!

New way to get more AdSense clicks!

It’s about Jay Young and his secret weapon to instantly maximize revenue from Google Adsense. This weapon of his is developed to deal with Google Adsense Banner Blindness. With so many site publishers advertising with Adsense, more and more Internet surfers are beginning to understand how Adsense works. Even the blended color themes and ads going together aren’t doing well anymore.

There’s got to be a way to make Google Ads fresh, attractice and eye catching. Jay Young came out with a package which includes 103 Adsense Background for the price of $57. He also checked with the Adsense Team to ensure that none of his background images are in violation of the TOS.

I was initially tempted to purchase this package but my instinct told me, hold on, why not create an Adsense Background on my own then test and measure it’s effectiveness. Who knows? An image like this nearby the ads could make it stand out more as an ad thus leading to less clicks.

An Adsense background was immediately created with some tools and applied on this site. Till now, I’m still measuring the success and I’m thinking why measure it alone? I should share it with the world!

Download the (Link Removed) just like the one at the top of this page. Only difference is that it’s a train instead of a plane. Enjoy!

The following are steps to apply the images on your adsense ad:

1. After download, unzip the file.
2. In the folder Free Adsense Background, there’s a folder called HTML, double click on it.
3. To get the codes, right click on train.html then Open with Notepad.
4. Copy the html codes from within the tables. Remember to change the adsense details to yours.
5. Upload all images in the images folder to your web hosting.
6. Walla all done!

If you do decide to implement this background on your site, do share with the rest on how well or bad it’s doing. If you dont, let us know what you think of this method. Will it lead to more clicks? Till then hope you earn more with Adsense! All the best!

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