AdSense now powered by Custom Search

So you have attracted visitors and you do not want them to leave your site.But they somehow leave your site usually through the searches made by them.If only Google uses the Custom Search Engine (CSE),which offers advanced customization options to help improve the accuracy of the search results and tailor them to what users are looking for.Well lookslike Google has taken this concern of the publishers and has finally integrated Custom Search into AdSense for search, AdSense now is powered by Custom Search.You now can take advantage of CSE's most popular features without the fear of your visitors having to leave your AdSense account. Here are some of the new features: Site Search: You can host the search results on your own pages so that they can find that information without leaving your site. Improved indexing of your pages.As long as Google's crawler are able to crawl,your web pages,now the crawler will index even more pages of your site, , so that your users will see more results from your site in your AdSense for search results. Vertical search: You can also allow your users to search across multiple sites you own. Tuning: Search terms can have different meanings in different contexts, so you can now configure your search engine with relevant keywords. Let's say you manage a site about mosquito mats - you can enter keywords such as 'mosquito,'bites'so that when a user searches for 'mat,' the search results and ads will be more related to mosquito mats and less to other type of mats. Customising ad location: Do you want ads to appear at the top and bottom of your search results? Or along the right sidebar as well, just like on Google.com? Now you can make the call on where ads are placed. (Here's a tip: we've found that placing ads at the top and right monetizes the best for publishers.) Just as you use the ad management feature,you'll be able to do the same for your search engine from within your AdSense account. Your settings will be saved in your account, so you won't need to generate new search code for each change.SOURCE: "Inside AdSense"