Let's start with a description from Wikipedia.

"Twitter is a social networking site and a small blogging service that allows its users to post and read updates from other users (known as tweets), written in 140-letter text."

Now there is a little denial here. There are hundreds of manuals about Twitter and how to use them better and no one agrees on what is best. Here I am only looking at how you can use this to improve and use your blogging efforts.

Twitter can be used for more than that but that is not our topic here.

So we have a definition of Wikipedia and here is what I take with you and what a blogger should know and use.

Twitter is a small blog forum. You are limited to 140 characters per post. This forces you to be short and keep each tweet (Twitter post) in just one topic.

The key to successfully using Twitter is to understand that it is a conversation between people. It's about sharing information. It is not a marketplace though some disagree. I'm not saying you can't use it for sale but you need to do it the right way.

If you plan to use Twitter as a platform to send your links forget it now. As a blogger you need to provide valuable information and build your reputation as a valuable resource.

Do that again if you recommend something people will like. Just post the links and very few will continue to follow you.

It works just like any other network. It is very important when you organize information for others about your niche. As a blogger when you find important resources for others and inform people about what is important to your readers on your blog or followers on Twitter.

As an offline network you do not go to a local Chamber meeting and present your business. You talk to people when you ask for theirs. Have an idea that can help them - share it. Do that and develop relationships that will benefit your business not because you have established your business but because you have become an important resource that others will recommend.

Twitter works the same way.

Twitter can be very powerful in keeping you in touch with what's new in your market place. Some tools may allow you to follow any topic easily.

If you have been playing AdSense ads on your site for a long time and you feel you are not making as much money as you can, in 99.99% of cases you are right. Many people feel frustrated that they cannot produce the revenue they were hoping for, and this has dropped in traffic levels and clicks on prices.

There are many ways to turn traffic into AdSense traffic and here is a short list of each description.

The first thing you need to do is adjust the content of your site. While for some people this is not an option (if you run a forum as an example it is very difficult) many people can turn their AdSense sites into real money cows.

To get started, you should find out what your site's keywords are. This is a basic approach to SEO (search engine optimization) known as keyword verification. The best tool for this job is SEO Density Analizer.

You should take this listing and search the Overture Search Inventory or the Google AdWords Sandbox to find out what other names might be better than the ones you currently have.

From then on try to keep your site focused on the things that come most from keyword suggestions you find. Try to include those keywords, or at least the related keywords as often as possible in your site links.

Because of the way Google AdSense works this is a sure way to increase your revenue because you will get better ads on your AdSense banners, much like you can get a better Google PageRank.

It is also important that you regularly add new pages to your site. This is very important, as the more pages you have, the more likely you are to find the best songs in your ads.

It is also very important that you choose the appropriate formats for your AdSense banners and their best locations. While this is a very broad topic you should know that the top three formats of Google AdSense are: 336 × 280 rectangular 300 × 250 rectangular center and 160 × 600 skyscraper.

Make sure you choose the right colors for the ads, as making them very different from your site content (or just a bit different) is sure to make visitors look like ads that have nothing to do with the site itself.

Make sure these ads are placed where they will generate maximum revenue. Most of the time, that site is said to be ahead of the actual content of your site.

On pages with long text, you can find buildings to do better, simply because users find them overtime. Also, on sites with news or similar content, you may find a good position to lower your content, because that's when people finish reading your story and looking for something else to do.

You should use additional AdSense units if you have too much text on your page. Just make sure you do not overdo it because you may find that you will get very low CTR and low income and you will get it from the beginning by using this process improperly. You can add up to three units, so use them wisely.

There is a Google AdSense Preview Tool that will allow you to visualize what ads can be offered on your page and can come in handy as a test.

Just make sure you respect AdSense's policy on click-through fraud. As a guide you can place an image next to your extensions, just make sure you leave some room in the middle to make sure this is not considered to encourage visitors to click a link.

Yes, there are many ways to increase AdSense traffic to your site, but these should serve as a good starting point for revenue generation.

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