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How much is enough?

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How much of AdSense blocks is enough, and how much is not too much?

I mean, let's look at the example of my custom-developed-parked-domain-with-content site www.TheGuy.net:

- there is a block at the footer (not very attractive place)
- there is a link block in the middjel of the post (viewable only when looking at the whole article - Read more)
- both of these block are pretty much very discrete

I'm affraid to lose visitors if I put more ads on a page, because they didn't come to my site to look at tfhe ads - but the content, and if I have moer ads then content - in my eyes it look bad.

What do you think, and would you anyhow put some more (and where?) ads?


Thank you


P.S. I also have the Co-op search which shows ads in the search result page and there is also a Amazon.com search with my affiliate ID, but I don't think those two are making any "blur" or displeasure with the visitors (correct me if I'm wrong)

P.P.S. of course, if you have any other suggestion reggarding this web site and possible monetization options - please let me know.
 
Suggestion: Stop digging up old threads, then you might be able to get some helpful advise from people here. :rolleyes:

Rich :rolleyes:
 
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