Method 1. Through
Google Adsense
The first step is to build
a site or blog in a niche you are passionate about example: health and
fitness. Niche Marketing and Blogging
go hand in hand. You can set up a free blog using
either wordpress.com or blogger.com.
After setting up your Blog or
site, you then Drive Traffic to your Site or Blog, adverts
must be seen by potential customer to influence their buying decision. You can
get lots of traffic coming to your blog by submitting your Blog url to blog directories.
To Make Money Online Or Offline
you must add value to somebody or something either by Selling Goods or
Services. You can create Added Value by providing relevant and useful information
about the Goods or Services you are offering for sale. Traffic is therefore very essential for you
to get people to your site and see what you have to offer.
To save time and effort you can
use Paid Directory Sites to submit your Site’s url to several directories. You can also submit your site’s address to
relevant directories by yourself, it requires hard work and diligence.
This video will help your understanding
What is AdSense?
AdSense is an Internet
advertising system run by Google. It’s the flipside of the two-headed Google
advertising coin. Advertisers sign up to Google’s AdWords program and use the
system to create an advert (ad). This ad can be a short text commercial, like a
classified that includes a headline, two short lines of text and a link to a
Web page. It could also be in a rich media format such as graphic image or a
video.
The
advertiser sets a monthly budget and decides the maximum amount that they’re
willing to pay each time someone clicks on their ad. If no one clicks on their
ads, they don’t pay.
The
advertisers though don’t usually choose the sites that those ads are going to
appear on. It’s an option, but most advertisers don’t take it, preferring
instead to influence placement generally through the use of keywords and bid
price.
They rely on
Google to look at all the relevant websites in its AdWords content network and
decide which are the best sites to run their ads.
That’s where
AdSense, the other side of the coin, comes into play. Publishers sign up to
AdSense and receive a code that they paste onto their Web pages. That code
communicates with the Publisher's account to show the type of ad they've chosen
to display, filters out the ads they don't wish to display, and an alllows
AdSense to keep track of impressions, clicks and earnings, among other things.
But the most
important task that the AdSense code does is to tell the AdSense system to
place an ad in that spot.
AdSense
takes the ads that it’s received from AdWords’ advertisers, and distributes
them among the publishers and websites that have signed up to AdSense. Google
is pretty secretive about the number of publishers that AdSense serves but in a
blog post in 2010, the company mentioned a figure of over one million. Consider
each publisher has multiple pages and sites, and that’s a lot of places to
serve those ads.
What makes
AdSense really special though isn’t just its size — which helps make it
attractive to advertisers. It’s the matching technology.
Google
matches its AdWords ads to its AdSense publishers through a combination of
different criteria.
Once the ads
are on the site, Google charges the advertiser for each click an ad receives.
The company passes a percentage of that revenue to the publisher, keeps the
rest for itself.
.
So in
summary AdSense is an advertising system. It’s a program that matches ads
submitted by advertisers to publishers who have signed up to receive them.
It’s the
matching technology that ensures users see ads they’re interested in that has
made AdSense such a huge success.
But AdSense
is open to everyone. Google will check a site that applies to join the AdSense
program but as long your site isn’t pornographic, hateful, violent or generally
nasty, Google will give you the chance to earn from AdSense.
And that’s
the best description of AdSense: it’s an opportunity.
It’s an
opportunity that anyone can take and anyone can make the most of. You don’t
have to be a website developer, a technology geek or the neighbor of someone
who once went to school with a leading venture capitalist to use it. You just
have to be willing to create a website, place content on it, add AdSense and
bring in the visitors.
Anyone can
do it, and anyone can use it to earn money with a website.
But AdSense
is not a get-rich-quick scheme. As we’ll see in Chapter 1, you can be online
with a website in minutes. You can have ads running on that site a day later.
But you won’t be making a lot of money yet.
You might
make a few cents as your friends and relations take a look at the site and
click an ad. But that’s not going to be enough to make a difference to your
life. Clicks from friends and family won’t be enough to let you give up the day
job. And as you’ll discover later on, having friends and family click your ads
can cause your AdSense account be permanently closed.
It will take
time to produce enough content to attract visitors.
It will take
time to build a reputation that will keep visitors coming back.
It will take
time to optimize your ads and figure out all of the best ways to turn your site
into revenue.
It will take
time, in short, to start generating significant income.
And how much
you get will depend on how much work you’re willing to put into earning that
money.
Google
also offers AdSense units for RSS feeds, empty domains, mobile content, games,
and video, opening up a whole load of new opportunities for entrepreneurs
looking for new challenges.
Fortunately
Blogger isn’t the only way to get online fast. Google’s Sites, the replacement
for its Page Creator, makes building a static website as simple as point, click
and type.
To Avoid Being Sanctioned By Google,
CAREFULLY Take Note Of The Following:
1.
Do not click on your ads or ask your friends and family to
click on your ads.
2.
Familiarise yourself with Google’s
Term of Service
The terms of service change all the time .Check the TOS
Adsense forums regularly
3.
Do not solicit for other people to click your ads either
directly or indirectly.
4.
Choose the right ads blocks as the wrong ads block will make
you loose needed clicks
5.
Choose colours that will attract
prospective customers.
6.
Place your ads where it can easily
be seen on your site pages.
7.
Make use of Link Units: Clicks on
link units make up a part of AdSense earnings when used properly.
8.
Check and analyse your statistics
they tell you what is working and what you should be doing. Read your statistics very carefully and
regularly
9.
Use Original content it pays on the
long run. It’s better to be
small and good than big and bad.
10. Choose a niche you have a passion for so that working on your site will
be enjoyable.
Conclusion
AdSense can give you huge
amounts of money. It can pay your mortgage, make your car payments and send you
on the sort of vacations you’ve only dreamed of. If you want, it can even let
you give up the day job and look forward to a life of working at home, in your
pajamas with no boss other than yourself.
Or it can give you enough
money to buy a couple of candy bars each week.
The secret of AdSense success
isn’t complicated. You don’t have to spend years in a classroom learning a new
skill or head out to get a diploma. The principle is very basic:
- Serve interesting ads to users in a way that makes them want to click.
You
do that with layout. You do that by choosing the right size of ads. And you do
it by blending the ad into the page.
- Choosing the right keywords is important too, and so is bringing traffic to your site at a low price before selling them on to advertisers for a higher one.
- Keep a close eye on the results of everything you do so that you can see what works and what doesn’t.
Watch Out For Method 2
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