With adsense for search you can give the possibility to visitors of your website or weblog to perform a search query on Google.com right from within your site or let them perform a search query for your site/blog through Google search engine by simply querying your site and the visitors performed keywords in the search.

Some of the possibilities were limited tho with AdSense search and you could not really have much of control over the search button, but today, the AdSense team has announced that adsense for search has been combined all together with the custom Google search and a bunch of new features have been added such as

• Improved indexing of your pages
• Vertical search
• Tuning search results and ads with keywords
• Selecting ad location
• Quick and easy updates

These points are explained in details on the official adsense blog. This information is so hot that I took the time to first blog about it instead of go and modify my AdSense for search code and checkout how this will perform, but I am confident it will perform quiet well.

Don’t miss the opportunity to make few more bucks out of your site with Google AdSense, give a try to AdSense for search and don’t let the visitors go away from your site without making you any profits.

You must probably know this, but lets refresh your memory. When you create content in your blog the Google AdSense bot becomes aware of it as you are using the adsense ads in that content and crawls your content, picks some keywords of your content and displays ads related to the keywords that the bot has crawled. Many times happens that when you write content a different keyword that you like to use is repeated several times around your websites, the repeat of that keyword increases the keyword density of that word in your content. As spider bots impact on that keyword several times they automatically pick that keyword and display ads related to that given keyword (just as in this example, where I am repeating the word keyword too often).

When AdSense Ads are not really related to our content the click through rate drastically may decrease as the ads present no interest to our readers, and hence there is no reason that readers should be clicking on those ads. So how do we fix this and make sure that we get related ads being displayed on our adsense box and increase our online revenue with AdSense?

The fix is pretty easy tho, maybe the newbies that are just starting with adsense haven’t heard of it, or maybe even tho you have used never really got interested to digg deeper and find out a solution. The Google AdSense team in order to help publishers to target better the ads within their content have provided us with the AdSense Ad Section tag, a tag that helps the Google AdSense bot to determine to which keywords to give more importance when they are crawling our content and display relevant ads to those keywords.

This is how the adsection start tag looks <!– google_ad_section_start –>, the adsection tag has also a end tag which wrapps the desired keyword within it, and looks like this <!– google_ad_section_end –>, so if we have a make money online blog and we want to display relevant ads to make money online we need to wrap our keyword like this <!– google_ad_section_start –>make money online<!– google_ad_section_end –>.

To have even better results, we can use also the ignore tag, which tells the adsense bot to completely IGNORE the keywords wrapped within the ignore tag, and it looks like this <!– google_ad_section_start(weight=ignore) –> which also has the closing tag command <!– google_ad_section_end(weight=ignore) –>, so if I wanted to tell the adsense bot to ignore the word keyword from within my content I will wrap that word like this <!– google_ad_section_start(weight=ignore) –>keyword<!– google_ad_section_end(weight=ignore) –>

By using the adsnse ad section tag we can pretty much have the control of the type of ads we get displayed in our adsense box. For more indepth of using the adsection tag you may want to read the Google AdSense AdSection Tag post on dnseo.net or on Google AdSense Help page