Accidently Making Money With Adsense
Hey, this is going to be a quick one.
I signed up for Adsense in early September and I put it on my site for verification.
I was under the impression that you have to manually put the ads in place and do all this stuff. I completely forgot about it.
It turns out it's been running on my site this whole time and I haven't seen it because I have adblocker on (I guess ads go up automatically).
The revenue looks to be in the $500 per month range too!
I never thought much about Adsense but it seems like a really, really easy way to earn extra money.
I believe the first goal you should have is to make enough to hire a writer (you can hire an oversees full time writer for about $500 a month).
Adsense can definitely help you there. There's really nothing you have to do besides putting the code in your header (I think, I don't really remember what I did).
Hopefully there's a way to optimize these ads as well to earn more.
So if you're thinking about putting adsense on your site I say go for it!
Its related to the content you put on your site in part and so the ads appear accordingly.
Like you I have been running my adsense for a while now and it builds up into a healthy amount, which is obviously dependent on the work and content you put on your blog.
Just by way of a further tit bit if you like, a few years ago I affiliated with an adsense type, but not endorsed by Google, affiliiate venture, which did extremely well for me, certainly hitting the 5 figure mark in earnings.
Just to put a further bit of meat on the bone as well in rleation to your post. When it comes to affiliate ventures, everyone immediately gravitates to the MMO niche, when the solution to earning money online is right in front of our faces, literaslly every day, that we are on facebook, YouTube, Google, Pinterest...
Advertising!!!
Thanks for sharing a great post though.
If you are making money with Adsense does this not take
visitors AWAY from the main focus of what is on your
website? In reality, stealing away commissions?
I mean if someone clicks on an advertisement that Adsense
has placed on your website they are redirected to the
other website, right?
That takes them away from your website where it is possible
for you to make commissions on the product you are
promoting. Would it not be better to keep your visitors on
your website?
Just asking and thank you,
Susan