There is no substitute for a converting landing page on page one of Google; however, I wanted to share an easy method for getting your Tweets listed in Google Reatime.

If you’re not too familiar with Google Reatime results, you’ll find a link to it in the left side menu of Google Search. Once a search is performed, a menu appears to the left. Click the “Everything” link. This reveals the different Universal Search options available, such as searching only blogs and blogs posts, images, or videos. For this article, we’re interested in the “Realtime” link (which may appears as “Updates” in your area). Realtime was created to list the “latest” information and breaking news on the web from sources like Facebook, Twitter, Jaiku, FriendFeed and MySpace, but right now it’s basically a search for indexed Tweets.

If you’re an AdSense publisher, you’ve no doubt speculated how much Google is paid and pays you, per click. On May 24th, “in the spirit of greater transparency,” Neal Mohan, Vice President, Product Management announced what those percentages are.

Google pays AdSense for content publishers 68% worldwide of the amount advertisers pay. For clarification, AdSense for content allows publishers to place ads alongside content. According to Google, the 68% has been unchanged since 2003 and is not an average, but the amount each publisher is paid. AdSense for search publishers are paid 51% worldwide. You can read the official Google post here.

More Ways to Verify Site Ownership

For all you Webmasters who like to shake up your verification options, Google has added a third method to Webmaster Tools: DNS verification. One advantage this option has is that it allows you to verify all sites on a domain at once. For example, if your URL is www.mywebsite.com and you also have the following sites: blog.mywebsite.com and books.mywebsite.com, the DNS option allows you to verify all sites at once. If you verified these sites with the HTML or Meta tag option, you’d have to go through the process for each individual site.

To use this new option, log into Webmaster Tools and click the “Add a Site” button. Enter a URL.