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We'd like to introduce you to two new optimization guides: the One
Click Optimizer and the Optimization Lab.

These guides have been designed to provide you quick and
easy-to-implement optimization tips to help you maximize your site's
revenue and performance.

One Click Optimizer

Do you own a news site, a classifieds site, a game site, a forum, or a
blog? This guide will give you best practices for ad location
specifically for your type of website. Try it now to optimize the
placement of your ad units, link units, and search boxes!

Optimization Lab

Would you like to get simple but effective tips to increase your
clickthrough rate, boost your impressions or lift your cost per click?
The Optimization Lab can help. Our optimization team has put together
this guide to help you maximize your revenue as effectively as
possible using our best practices.

We hope both of these new resources help you make the most of AdSense.

Posted by Thomas Tran - Inside AdSense team

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Posted By Inside AdSense Team to Inside AdSense at 2/22/2011 09:10:00 AM

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