Sometimes, even the smallest changes can result in great differences, and in this Google AdSense tutorial, I'll convey one such experience I had with my own site. I changed the URI's, and you'll learn both what a URI is, and how you can change it.
What Is A URI?
The acronym URI stands for "Uniform Resource Identifier", and it's what you know as an Internet address. When you visit a website, you'll see it's URI in your browsers address bar. You'll notice that it consists of the protocol (either http, ftp, https or something like that), followed by a colon and two slashes and the domain name with its extension and maybe even the file name.
This would be an example of a URI: http: // domain.com/folder/file_name.html
However, if the URI contains strange characters like & and?, it's bad both for SEO and making an income with AdSense. That's why you have to use a URI that looks like a static address instead of looking like a dynamic URI, created on the fly with PHP or ASP.
How Do You Change Your URI?
If you've programmed your site yourself with PHP, you'll have to check how to make your URI's look like static URI's. This depends on your web host, and there are several ways of doing it. However, if you're using a blog like WordPress, you can easily change your URI by going into your Dashboard, and choose 'Permalinks' in the 'Settings' menu.
I recommend that you avoid the default link which will show a number, and go with the name inside the URI instead. Personally, I use this code: /%post_id%/%postname%/ since it includes the post name, but also gives me a handy way of shortening the link, by just using its post id, when I want to use Twitter or another service to link to my blog post.
What Will This Change Mean To You?
One of my sites had dynamic links, which I had made look like static links, but they still just included a number instead of the name of the article. The URI's looked like this:
website.com/tip/345
When I changed them into containing the headline of the tip in question, instead of showing a number, I saw immediate changes in my revenue. I did that easily, using the existing database, but instead of showing the ID in the URI, I chose the headline, and I added underscores instead of spaces.
My AdSense income more than ten doubled, after this tiny change.
By implementing just this one thing from this Google AdSense tutorial, you will be able to see an immediate change in your income.
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