Using Google AdSense
AdSense is by far, the use of monetization for blogs to better reward, whether for new sites and information sites small but rich in content. AdSense is a service offered by Google that lets independent publishers, bloggers and news site owners to publish text-based advertisements, contextualized, next to the content on your sites. All this is done automatically without you, the editor, you have to worry about anything more than placing a few lines of code into your web pages.
For each click on those contextual ads a small amount of money is credited to the site editor, while Google is left with an undisclosed amount of the total advertised for himself. While many lament the lack of relevance of the ads (ads, in English) and what little information generated by the growing scattered in its pages, lots of editors silent, probably those who consciously make less noise about it, are making serious money with this program. What few have understood is that to make AdSense work for you, there is some strategic work to do first, some call them tricks AdSense but you really need a guide to profitable AdSense.
Simply by putting the code in your pages you should not expect anything to tell your friends. The focus of your site, how content is organized, the way your pages are coded, the titles that you use and, finally, the color and position your ad selections in place AdSense on your Web pages, all makes a major difference to the results you get.
What is important to note here is that different rules apply to different types of pages and content. Therefore there is no set of rules that apply uniformly to all sites and each editor is key to continue questioning the integration of text-based contextual ads through a systematic and ongoing testing, experimentation and optimization.
For a focused blogger, this can mean anything from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars a month. For a dedicated publisher covering areas of high-paying information, it is impossible to get the 5 digit range without major investment and a relatively short time. I am not referring here to the blogger in the traditional way, but the targeted information resources, highly professional and independent, eg Paidcontent.org SearchEngineWatch.com or or
AdSense offers also the opportunity to monetize the search sites by providing a powerful search engine and very fast for your own site at no extra cost. Providing relevant ads to search results pages generated by your site Google AdSense adds another great opportunity to monetize premium service and access to relevant information based on text about products and services.
For each click on those contextual ads a small amount of money is credited to the site editor, while Google is left with an undisclosed amount of the total advertised for himself. While many lament the lack of relevance of the ads (ads, in English) and what little information generated by the growing scattered in its pages, lots of editors silent, probably those who consciously make less noise about it, are making serious money with this program. What few have understood is that to make AdSense work for you, there is some strategic work to do first, some call them tricks AdSense but you really need a guide to profitable AdSense.
Simply by putting the code in your pages you should not expect anything to tell your friends. The focus of your site, how content is organized, the way your pages are coded, the titles that you use and, finally, the color and position your ad selections in place AdSense on your Web pages, all makes a major difference to the results you get.
What is important to note here is that different rules apply to different types of pages and content. Therefore there is no set of rules that apply uniformly to all sites and each editor is key to continue questioning the integration of text-based contextual ads through a systematic and ongoing testing, experimentation and optimization.
For a focused blogger, this can mean anything from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars a month. For a dedicated publisher covering areas of high-paying information, it is impossible to get the 5 digit range without major investment and a relatively short time. I am not referring here to the blogger in the traditional way, but the targeted information resources, highly professional and independent, eg Paidcontent.org SearchEngineWatch.com or or
AdSense offers also the opportunity to monetize the search sites by providing a powerful search engine and very fast for your own site at no extra cost. Providing relevant ads to search results pages generated by your site Google AdSense adds another great opportunity to monetize premium service and access to relevant information based on text about products and services.
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