Yes, if someone doesn't seem to match the underlying time span an average "real" user visits a site and instead of just bouncing around to random sites then it probably won't qualify as "legit" traffic.
I would recommend linking the product with corresponding categories once finished discussing the topic. For example, I wouldn't instantaneously offer you to by the product without first discussing the benefits of owning or using the product would I? No, that shows a bout of unprofessional-ism...
On your blog you could bump up earnings a bit by adding a product you have that you would like to sell? Such as stock trading analysis software that you could design with a few technical analysis inputs.
Or, start a subscription service by adding them to your email list and send them newsletters...
I'm not entirely sure but, I'm pretty sure Google has a site view/timed algorithm in place to identify what visitors may be bots or real people. Based on how long they view the page, if they went to any other parts of the page, or if any links were clicked. Little research on how they calculate...
Hello, well a few things to start off could be to using ad-sense. On another note, you could use the subject of your site to sell a product or service pertaining to the subject of your site. For, example I made a site based on stock trading and sold a stock picking service that i delivered...
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