Hi,
Ok lets say I have a site about "ringtones" (contextual site) and I know that the clicks for ads are 3.00s for ringtones BUT on a page i am showing ads for "sprint ringtones" which the clicks are only .30. How can I show the "ringtones" ones so that I get more for clicks. The content should still be relative to the ad since I am trying to bypass the subniche for the main niche.
Can someone bring me into this secret :P :detective:

How about you try "section targetting".

thats how I think you do it, but I guess I am looking for a detailed sample

If you are using AdSense just put your content between section targeting code:

<!-- google_ad_section_start-->
... content ...
... content ...
<!-- google_ad_section_end-->

yeh I am doing that, but can you put it around just a single phrase to pull ads for that one phrase?

As long as it's relevant and not misleading

Originally Posted by kuntek

If you are using AdSense just put your content between section targeting code:

<!-- google_ad_section_start-->
... content ...
... content ...
<!-- google_ad_section_end-->

Can I use more than one of these things on the same page?

Originally Posted by otherjohn

Hi,
Ok lets say I have a site about "ringtones" (contextual site) and I know that the clicks for ads are 3.00s for ringtones BUT on a page i am showing ads for "sprint ringtones" which the clicks are only .30. How can I show the "ringtones" ones so that I get more for clicks. The content should still be relative to the ad since I am trying to bypass the subniche for the main niche.
Can someone bring me into this secret :P :detective:

Um ...ringtones ads DON'T pay $3 a click. Whats you are asking isn't feasible.

thick!
I was making up a keyphrase that has nothing to do with what my actaul niche is.

Besides section targeting, Adsense also looks at bolded words and words in header tags to determine what is important.

Try and use that in addition to section targeting.