Jensense spoke with Brian Axe (the senior product manager on the Google Adsense Team) and he told her:

That is to say, publishers may now display other contextual ads on the same site or page as Google ads as long as they don’t have the same look and feel as our ads

To see what this could mean to you running two types of contextual ads on your site such as Adsense and YPN ads, click on over to her site and see her in-depth reporting on the subject.

Don

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In my original post, I told you about the “dots” on the heat map and how it looked like they appeared on the specific area that someone clicked. I also mentioned that these “dots” were appearing on keywords in the links.

Well, I was right. I did some testing on my own and went to the pages of my site that were being monitored and I clicked on specific non-linked areas. I then returned to my CrazyEgg account, logged in and checked the heat map. Yep, right there in those specific spots I had clicked were “heat dots”.

Hiten Shah from CrazyEgg stopped by and verified my findings in a comment to that post.

Now that those pages have been monitored for several hundred clicks, the links in the content are being clicked nearly 3 to 1 over the links in the Nav bar.

I have my Nav bar at the upper left of my pages. Looks like it’s time to move them and put something else in their place. Hmmm….what could I replace my Nav bar with….I dunno….how about some…. ADS!?

I’ll keep you updated on how that test goes. I’m also moving up some aff links at the bottom of the page to above the fold near the top to see if they are clicked. It should be interesting…stay tuned.

Don

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