Google Adsense - The Most Easy Way to Make Money
Introduction to Google Adsense
Adsense is one of the easiest ways to start making money online. With a very basic website about a correct niche and with just average traffic coming to it, you will start to earn money. As you develop the site and bring more traffic to it, an average Adsense monetized website in the right niche can make anything between $500 and $1,000 every month with little work needed. But you need to apply all the techniques properly.
Once you learn the basics and acquire some experience, you can repeat this feat with many niche markets and increase the money you earn from Adsense proportionately. But, as a beginner you have to start at the beginning. As you learn and do more, building effective websites that make more and more money will get easier and easier.
Google AdSense is an ad network that Google has set up to allow Web site owners, bloggers, and others to place ads on their site and make money. Put simply, an ad network is essentially a place that contains ads from companies who are looking to advertise on Web sites. Companies approach ad networks and they ask them to run their ads on sites that are signed up on the ad network. The things that you need to earn money from Google Adsens as follows:
1. Begin with a Web site or a blog.
2. Sign up for a Google AdSense account (it’s free).
3. Prepare an ad unit to be posted on your site.
4. Place your ad unit on your Web site/blog.
5. Populate your Web site/blog with content.
6. Promote your Web site/blog and make money from ad clicks/ad views.
Take note that sometimes it will take a while to get the amount that you dream of. There are people that took 10 months to hit $100 when they first started running AdSense ads on their website or blog, primarily due to that they not having a good understanding of it. It can get frustrating sometimes when you don’t see the numbers rise quickly, but always remind yourself that you have PLENTY OF TIME to work on this! Don’t let your desire to make a lot of money get over your head. Even if it takes you a couple of years to get $100.00, you still a winner and there is plenty of ways and tricks that you will discover along the way and definetly you can become much better that before. Be patient and apply the correct technique and you be on the way to earn up to $1000 per month!
Here are the breakdown of the important item to start making money using Google Adsense.
1 - Start a Web site or a blog:
If you don’t have your own Web site or blog, then your journey to implementing ads to make money probably feels like an impossible task. Fear not, though. If you’re unsure how to purchase a domain name, a hosting plan, and put up your own Web site, there are plenty of places out there on the Web where you can simply sign up for a free blog! Blogger or WordPress is highly recommended. Both sites have great guides for walking you through sign-up and quickly choosing a look to get you off-and-running quickly. Again, it’s completely free to sign up for a Blogger or WordPress blog, so right now there is nothing to lose.
2 - Sign up for a Google AdSense account:
Signing up for AdSense isn’t difficult, but it does involve a process. If you already have a Gmail account, thigs will be much easier. The process doesn’t take long. After signing in you will asked to setup the ads that you want to display in your Web sites or Blog. Remember that you need to have a running website or blog first before you can display the ads.
3 - Prepare an ad unit to be posted on your site:
Referring to Google’s very own help section will allow you to make fast work of this. When doing this step, take into consideration the types of content that are most related to the content of your site. You can filter out specific categories of content not related to your site, thus eliminating pointless ads from being shown to your users! Remember, no clicks for you means no clicks for them (Google). They make money when you make money, so it’s in their best interests to display the most relevant ads to your site. Lastly, you can create as many ad units as you’d like, but only 3 will display on any one page, so take that into consideration.
4 - Place your ad unit on your Web site:
Once you follow all the steps above, you will have an ad unit ready to be placed on your website or blog. Where you place it is up to you, but there are people out there who swear by particular placements. Each individuals have their own unique success with placements, though mostly claimed that running it on the right side of the page works best for them. If you would like, you could just stick with what Google recommends for your type of site by using their ad location best practices optimizer.
5 - Populate your Web site or blog with content:
The easiest and most fun of the steps, this is where you fill your site with whatever content you want! If you run a photo blog, post photos. If you run a journalism site, post articles. If you run a game site, post links to games. Whatever you do, definitely get text on your page that’s related to the topic of your site. If you run a photo blog and only post photos, Google isn’t going to have a freakin’ clue as to what types of ads to run for you. Their spider understands text, not images. So, if you have a picture of a blue flower, make sure you get the words “blue flower” on the page!
6 - Promote your Web site or blog and make money from ad clicks/ad views:
Promotion is incredibly important, because you can’t obtain ad clicks or page views if you don’t have visitors! Create a Facebook page, a Twitter account, and let the people out there go to your website ir blog. These are very popular social networks that will allow like-minded people to find you much quicker than if you simply create a site, post to the site, and leave it at that. And if you look at my signature at the bottom of this post, you will see where I have linked out to all three of those sites!
The things listed below is the item that you need to avoid while you running Adsense on your website:
1. Don’t click on your own ads.
2. Don’t include any prohibited site content (drugs, alchohol, adult material)
3. Don’t modify the AdSense code.
4. Do follow the Webmaster Quality Guidelines.
5. Do provide a good user experience.
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