If you’re interested in learning how to increase your AdSense earnings, then on November 5th the Content Revenue Strategies team will be available to help you get the most from AdSense, and ultimately help you increase your earnings. The event will be held in New York at the Javits Convention Center during the ad:tech New York conference. The full ad:tech conference will be from the 4th thru the 6th; however, CRS will be held on the 5th.

It’s claimed that CRS is the first and only conference and expo dedicated strictly to AdSense and contextual advertising. It’s geared for small to mid-sized publishers who want insider tips on how to maximize AdSense earnings and increase revenue opportunities. Equally, CRS caters to advertisers who want to learn more about buying advertising across Google’s network and how to maximize targeting of advertisements to get the most of out campaigns.

Early registration price is $395 and includes a full day of education for bloggers, individual publishers, social media publishers, video publishers, advertising networks, search advertisers, search engine marketing agencies, search engine marketing service providers, and search technology vendors.

Of course, if you want to attend the full ad:tech conference, the price is $1195. You’ll be kept real busy with the full schedule of events and exhibiting companies. A few that may interest you include: FaceBook, Google, and Website Magazine. At a minimum, if you’re looking to really make the most of the AdSense program and increase your earnings, then I recommend attending the CRS. It’s affordable, far enough in advanced to make plans, and you’ll be aligned with some amazing and knowledgeable people.

Yesterday Google released a new version of AdSense geared for high end mobile phones. The news of this event was broadcast across four of their official blogs, two of which completely duplicated the content. (#1, #2, #3, #4) Ironically, Google also released a new parameter handling tool which helps publishers avoid duplicate content issues. More about that coming soon. At any rate, publishers and advertisers have a brand new, high end mobile phone optimized version of AdSense to work with. And I have to say it looks great.

Google created the new version of Adsense for high-end devices because of the rising number of people using them. High-end mobile phones such as the iPhone are equipped with full HTML browsers. The iPhone for instance has special mobile version of Safari installed. Sites that utilize AdSense for high-end devices will have more control over how the ads appear to high-end device users compared to the displaying ads for all phones.

Careful consideration may need to be taking towards choosing the right device to target. Google explains that if your site is written in xhtml or html and primarily targets high-end phones, such as iPhone, then choosing the High-end Devices Only Code is ideal. However, if your site supports a wide variety of handsets then server side scripting may be required, thus choosing the All Phones option will be best.

No code changes are required to be implemented. That means if you’re targeting all mobile devices, or if you’re not able to make mass changes to your website, then you’re not required to update your AdSense code. Instead, the standard mobile version AdSense ads will appear. However, and once again, if you’re wanting to take full advantage of this enhanced version of AdSense, then making efforts towards updating your code is recommended.

Have you ever wanted to search multiple search engines at the same time? I am sure you can imagine the time it would save if you were able to use one search bar to pull data from popular search engines, social networks, and blogs. Now you can with a site called Addict-o-matic.

Addict-o-matic is a site that pulls data from multiple sources online to help users find the information they desire. Simply use the Addict-o-matic search bar to find what you want and then filtered results from popular sites such as Google, Digg, and Twitter will appear.

Imagine being able to search for something in popular search engines, social networks, and blogs all at the same time. Doing so would save you a lot of time. Addict-o-matic does just that. When you do a search, Addict-o-matic scans 25 popular sites to help you find the information you need. These sources include: Google News, YouTube, Twitter, Bing, FriendFeed, Popular Blogs, Technorati, Flickr, Digg, WordPress, Yahoo! News, and more.

In order to see how Addict-o-matic can help you, let’s assume that you’re in the market for a new laptop computer and have been hearing some great things about Apple’s new 13 Inch MacBook Pro. Doing a simple search for 13 Inch MacBook Pro is an excellent example to see how Addict-o-matic shines. The results produced are outstanding, especially considering the fact we’re trying to gather information about this computer so that a wise decision can be made about possibly purchasing it.

Immediately, Addict-o-matic has produced results from Twitter, Bing News, Google Blog Search, YouTube, Digg and quite a few more sites. What makes this situation beneficial is that finding consumer information about the 13 Inch MacBook Pro comes very real. You’re tapped into Twitter, which we all know, people love to rant and rave on Twitter. Both excellent and poor experiences are communicated on Twitter. And that includes the experiences with the 13 Inch MacBook Pro.

Having Bing News results will give you more official news and press release information. Google Blog Search will give you similar data to Twitter, but the difference is that you’ll find lengthy descriptions of positive or negative experiences. With YouTube and even Digg, you can expect to find excellent reviews on the laptop.

As you can see, Addict-o-matic is very useful in many ways. With me being a professional blogger and freelance writer, it’s important that I have access to multiple resources for article research. Another way Addict-o-matic is useful is it allows bloggers, such as myself, an easy way to research and drill down into topics needed to complete writing tasks. If I happen to be covering a story about airplanes, I can easily use Addict-o-matic to find information, specification, news, reports, and even pictures and videos of the specific airplane I need.

What are some other sites that you use to search multiple sources at once? Are there sites similar to Addict-o-matic that you like to use? Leave a comment and share this information with others below.