Looking at the Success of July 1st Week & 2nd Week, I decided to Implement Google Adsense on this Travel Website & out of my Surprise it made $472 in last 7 days which again $100 more then Last week’s Earnings. As far as Kontera earnings were concerned i saw little down trend which got covered by Google Adsense Effectively. At the end of the week combined results were positive. Google Adsense is high payer as far as Travel Niche is concerned for around 10k Impressions & Clicks i earned $268. Compared to last week traffic was around 4 to 6 Percent less on daily basis, inspite of less traffic Earnings were promising which is positive sign at this point of time. Main reason for less traffic was downfall in rankings for 2 major keywords, have made necessary changes in order to achieve rankings again let’s see what happens.

While I developed this website & launched in the month of Jan 2009, side by side i was developing few more websites related to various Travel places across the globe, one of them is Africa related website on which i have Implemented Kontera Yesterday & waiting to see the first week results, in coming days i will share my experience with regards to Traffic, Keywords & Income from Kontera. This website is very Informative & gives complete information about various aspects of Africa like How to reach, African History, Resources, Car rentals, African Culture, African Sports, Tours to various parts of africa, Entertainment in Africa etc etc. In all website has 87 pages of Rich content & user friendly navigation.

I would like invite all of you to come up with your queries & i would be more then glad to answer all of them, the best way i can, looking forward to support all of you to become successful online Entrepreneur like me & achieve your life goals.

If you’re anything like me, you probably check your blog’s stats regularly. I often spend half an hour every day reviewing daily stats for the numerous blogs I write for. I’m not normally interested in the pageviews and referral sources only. What I’m really intrigued with is the keywords that users have used to arrived at my blog.

Most analytics packages like Google Analytics, Mint and pMetrics track search engine referrals, and could tell you the top keywords that people use when they get to your blog. For example, for one particular science blog I contribute to, people referred by Google seem to be searching for the H1N1 virus, using various keywords like Swine Flu and the like. This would prompt me to write more about the topic, knowing it’s something that people like reading about. Of course, this is a popular topic today, and I’d be riding the trend if I wrote about H1N1.

However, even better for me is finding novel and unique keywords that people use on their searches. For example, I would never know how someone landed on my tech blog using keywords related to nudity and adult websites. Or perhaps it’s because I wrote about the adult website industry some time back, in the context of blogs and social networking. It’s not what I expected, but it’s intriguing. It made me realize how relevant that site could be in different niches.

Reading up on your referral stats could help you better focus the content on your site. If you find that your readers land on your blog or any specific posts within using the keywords that you are actually optimizing for, then congratulations! But you shouldn’t stop there. If you see some interesting keywords popping up, then you can also optimize for these keywords. Your site has already popped up as a relevant match. You can now follow through with this relevancy.

What best way to focus on these keywords than to use these to jumpstart new categories or topics. For instance, in my mention of referrals from adult-related searches, I could have probably written more about the dynamics between social networks and the adult industry. That would definitely be keyword rich, and would push up my site further in the search engine results. Then again, it was my choice not to, because I thought it would be too controversial. But my point remains. If you find an interesting and intriguing referral, try to do a follow-up. It might be a good way to jumpstart new topics that are interesting to new, prospective readers.