Google offers a Custom Search engine, where i can provide a web Search through Google on my site (not a search on my Site rather on the whole Web)
https://cse.google.com/cse
Inside there, Ads of google AdSense will be displayed in the Search, same as in google.
How can i track if a user click one of the Ads and also the resulting earnings?
I want to determine if a user generate a rewerd an if yes, how much (money value).
How can i achiev this?
Edit:
So, i'm searching a lot and i've can't find any answer to this specific question out there.
There are some Docs for this on the Google Support site. They explain how to connect CSE (Google Custom Search) with the required AdSense Account. They also write:
"..you might want to be able to track earnings made through searches on your site."
https://support.google.com/customsearch/answer/4514327?hl=en
Yes, thats exactly what are im trying to achieve, but the referral link in the Doc are unusable because they didnt realy explain it.
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my website is http://howtolinuxs.com/ and connected with Blogger with good traffic. I applied for adsense application. but every time I received an email from google adsense that.
It’s important for sites displaying Google ads to offer significant value to the user. As a publisher, you must provide unique and relevant content that gives users a reason to visit your site first.
Don’t place ads on auto-generated pages or pages with little to no original content.
Your site should also provide a good user experience through clear navigation and organization. Users should be able to easily click through your pages and find the information they’re seeking.
I only want to know that:
what the problem is and how I can fix this.
PLEASE REPLY ME AS SOON AS.
Thanks in advance
Try to apply for Adsense through Earning Tab from Blogger.
I am searching a solution to retrieve news from google news.
I am already retrieving the news from the RSS feed. But this is not scalable, and I will get blacklisted.
I wanted to use Google CSE API (with billing option, I want to be able to send more than 100 000 queries per month), but it seems not to be possible to use it directly with google news. (it seems to be only working with google image, or global web search)
I have already read about Bing Search API, and Yahoo Boss API. I want to know if there is a way with google news. I have already tried to set the site only to google news, but I am getting old news article clippings.
I have already read this discussion(but there is no answer) and this discussion had no new solution for me.
Is there a billable way of doing high volume query directly to google news ?
Thank you
We (Google) currently don't offer programatic access to Google News, and unfortunately I'm not aware of any plans to change that.
You can still use RSS though for free, just watch out for the number of requests you send our way.
I created a Custom Search Engine in Google AdSense. Then I went to the Google CSE page, where I customized the search engine.
On the AdSense dashboard I cannot cusomize the searchbox and the results layout as much as I would like. On the CSE dashboard I can do it.
E. g.: on the CSE dashboard I can set the results to be full width on the AdSense dashboard I only can set them to be displayed in an iframe which is at least 800px wide.
So I have two code snippets:
One I can generate on the AdSense dashboard
One I can generate on the CSE dashboard
But now I don't really know, which code to use in order to
get the money in AdSense
not to be banned from AdSense
Can anybody help? Thanks in advance.
The most up-to-date code snippet is from the CSE dashboard. The one included in Adsense panel is obsolete and will go away at some point.
To make sure you make money with Adsense on your CSE, both Adsense and CSE need to belong to the same owner (the same account). Then in the Make money tab make sure that "Search Engine Monetization" is on. This should be sufficient to make your CSE work with adsense.
To not be banned from Adsense, make sure you follow the Adsense Publisher Guidelines:
https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/48182?hl=en-GB
Hope this helps!
Can I display google adsense ads on my site based on a user's search term on my website? I'm not using google search on my site, so I'd need to be able to pass the search term to google through the adsense widget's initialization code, etc.
Maybe I'm a bit late about this, but I'm actually working in something that you described in your question, and I found this link that could help you in your development:
https://developers.google.com/custom-search-ads/docs/implementation-guide
Using Javascript you can specify some keywords and Adsense search advertisements that fit with them.
How much time, and what basic steps, are involved in integrating the Facebook's "Like This" feature into an existing e-commerce site?
Let's say we are only interested in the feature at the product details level and have approximately 5 different product details areas.
Thanks
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It really couldn't get much easier. Throw facebook's js in the header, and drop a <fb:like> tag in. Or, there's a <iframe> based solution that doesn't require a js include.
Examples of both are available via facebook's code generator. Basic implementation should take under an hour. If you go all out, it might take a day at the outside.
Do you mean the Facebook feature where users can 'like' external pages? If so...
I'd recommend having a look at Add This rather than your own implementation which could take a while to work out - they offer a simple copy and paste javascript snippet that will add Facebook like functionality as well as other social bookmarking options for each of your product pages. They also allow you to track products being bookmarked and track click backs from user bookmarking.
If you mean your own custom feature for your site for users to 'like' products and then highlight them on a feed / homepage, then you'll need to track these 'likes' from users in a database and display them on the relevant page. The amount of time this sort of feature will take to develop really depends how far you want to take it. Obviously Facebook's featureset is massive and I wouldn't imagine you'd want to turn your ecommerce site into too much of a social networking site... hence my guess that you mean something like Add This?