Increase your monthly income from Google Adsense in Nigeria

If you are already making some income from Google adsense in Nigeria, I guess you might have wanted to see if you could exponentially increase it over a shorter time frame. How do you increase your income from adsense even if you website is focused on Nigerian visitors?

The answer is quite simple: Do some maths!

If you are currently earning say $100 a month from Google adsense with your blog and would like to increase it to say $500/month within the next 3 or 4 months, it can be a hard task but as long as you are able to keep some things in place, adjust some variables, you adsense income which is also a dependent variable should also increase as you pull the string.

Google adsense income depends on a lot of things such as:
- Website content - The more the merrier
- Website speed: The faster your paeg loads, the more money you can make
- Organic search traffic: If your site is search engine friendly, you can earn a lot
- Newer content: The fresher your site, the more they would be returning and new visitors
- Website popularity: This can come by means of adverts or public opinion
- Visitor loyalty: Keep your visitors hooked to your website

Here is an example:
- If you have a website with about 100 blog posts or pages and earning $100, chances are that if you increase your pages or posts to 1000, you are more likely to make $1000 per month
- Online advertising: You can make use of online adverts like Google adwords to drive more traffic to your site. But don't use it for driving traffic straight to your adsense pages, instead you can use it to drive traffic to your email subscription page or something like that.
- Target keywords: You may have a lot of content but still not making money from adsense. Targeting certain niche keywords like law, health, weight loss, domains, web hosting and so on can actually earn you more money than "make money" niches.

So what are you waiting for? Take a step today and get more income with Google adsense. The good thing is that in Nigeria, there is still a lot of untapped niches waiting to be discovered.