Getting Google AdSense approval is a very good news to hear. Normally, people want the ads to appear on their website immediately and as many as possible. Then, they started to reason why the revenue is small after displaying so many ads along with the journey and age of the website itself. This is how Google AdSense Ad Balance will help to solve this.
Imagine that you have a pouch of granites and you need to separate the granites from the sand covering it. You will use a filter to let the sand go while keeping the granites within the neck filter. The same way happens to Google AdSense Ad Balance.
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What’s In It
Open your AdSense and go to My Ads > Ad Balance. You will be presented with three bars, Estimated, Ads and Ad fill rate. Estimated and Ads are not adjustable and the Ad fill rate one is adjustable.
Sliding your Ad fill rate to the right means loosening your filter. Slide it to the left means tightening your filter.

Here is the simple way to adjust it to get the maximum (estimated) revenue:
- Slide it all the way to the left
- Slowly slide it to the right until the Estimated section shows 100%
That’s it. You’re done. But, you might want to slide it a bit over because AdSense is hard to predict. You might find that your Estimated section shows 99% after not checking it for a couple of days. Check regularly, and keep the estimation 100% by sliding the Ad fill rate bar to left and right.