AdSense WebSearch

How AdSense and WebSearch combine to
increase your AdSense Income

Here's the good news. If you install the WebSearch facility on your site, when someone does a search they see the usual AdWords style ads alongside the search results.

But get this: YOU get the AdSense revenue whenever someone clicks on one of these ads that appears as a result of the search.  It's just like owning your own personal Google.

The initial WebSearch announcement did not make it absolutely clear that you earned a share of these revenues but here's what Google states on the AdSense log in page:

"profit from clicks on AdSense targeted advertising that appears on search results pages"

Four further points:

1. You can choose whether your WebSearch form optionally allows people to search just your site or the whole web
    
2. The Search results pages show 8 AdWords/AdSense ads in 2 blocks of 4 - one block at the top of the page, and 1 block at the bottom.  This further increases your chances of earning money from clicks.
    
3. WebSearch comes with its own Channel reporting function which means you can place it on several different pages or websites and track the income that each one generates.
    
4. The default radio button selection is to search only your website.  If someone does this and you don't have any relevant information on your site, they will still see ads that relate to their search.  In fact there are up to 9 ads that appear at a time.
   
   What this means is that they are even more likely to click on the Ads because they are the only useful items that show up in the search.

WebSearch facility

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