Do you use adsense for your website?

[moondebi]

Making a website is not as hard as monetizing it. Websites are made for various purposes. Along with promoting the real cause, a website can generate money for its owner by the display of ads on its pages.

Google has an ad networking, which is the biggest in the world. If the owner of the website makes an account with Adsense, he will be paid each time an ad is clicked on his web page by any user. Google pays 68% of the revenue to the owner, and the rest are their commission.

Adsense is a good source of generating a steady income. The only challenge is to maintain the flow of traffic to the website.

 

[Alexandoy]

I have an adsense account where a website is linked together with 3 blogs. Adsense is a good way of earning passive income (something that you don't await because it takes a long time for a payout). My Adsense had earned me $200 already in the past 6 years, that's $100 for 2 years. And I am expecting another $100 for the last 2 years that is delayed because my blogs and the website are getting minimal hits unlike before. As you said, maintaining a good flow of traffic is a challenge.

 

[goodluck2u]

I haven't used Google Adsense in any sites as I don't have an approved account. But I use it in my YouTube videos which gives me very low returns. But the fact remains that I never put any efforts in marketing my videos. These all are natural traffic that is coming to my YouTube Channel. But it would have been better if I had put deliberate efforts to popularize my videos.

I heard that Revenuehits is also a good option in place of Adsense and people are earning good money out of it. What makes it more appealing is the fact that it is quite easy to get an approved account. It's just like in the beginning stages of Adsense.

 

[deepa]

I do not have an ad sense account and from what I understand we need good traffic in order to get an approved account. We should also have websites or blogs with own domains and update it daily at least, right?

I wish countries were not treated on the basis of spammers. A lot of honest people suffer because of unscrupulous users. Ad sense does not treat countries from the east favorable.

 

[Vinaya]

I use Adsense on my blogs. Earning from Adsense is a long process. Since Adsense is PPC program, you will earn based on ad clicks. Adsense is a contextual advertising program, which means adsense ads will be based on the targeted keywords. Always publish on evergreen and commercial topics which gets high value ads.

 

[nytegeek]

I use adsense. The site traffic, contrary to what others claim, did not seem to be a factor in the approval process. Only in the earnings.

 

[akasha24]

I do have an Adsense account, I have had it for years now. I have my 2 blogs linked to it, my Youtube channel and a site I work on called Webanswers. Those are my main earners. I have been paid by Adsense twice. Earnings are slow unfortunately because of where I live, but I hope once I move to the UK, things will be better and I will see an increase.
Setting up an Adsense account is not easy and I have heard many newcomers have had their Adsense account banned for different reasons, so it is best to be careful. I am glad that I have had my account for over 6 years now, so I hope I won't lose it because then all my hard work would be thrown in the bin.

 

[nytegeek]

I don't understand why it is so hard for people to get an adsense account. I had no problems getting a fairly static low traffic site approved in the same day. I don't necessarily subscribe to the concept of luck so there mist be more to it.

 

[nailah783]

I tried to get on adsense, but it wouldn't let me. It wouldn't work with my website. I was bummed about it, but hey, what are you going to do? Just got to move on, so I did.

 

[jayjaydimson]

I do because adsense will let you earn some money just by registering your website to it. Because it will show some ads on your website and from there you can earn an extra income.

 

[Jelineex]

I haven't use any adsense since I don't own a site or youtube channel. I don't have much capacity and ability to influence people. I still have to learn and understand ways on how to be effective.

 

[Freya009]

No, I don't and more of depends upon the goal/motive behind creating the website. If someone has created the website to promote the business services/product than they would not prefer putting ads on the site because it degrades the user experience.

 

[Meshack]

Making a website is not as hard as monetizing it. Websites are made for various purposes. Along with promoting the real cause, a website can generate money for its owner by the display of ads on its pages.

Google has an ad networking, which is the biggest in the world. If the owner of the website makes an account with Adsense, he will be paid each time an ad is clicked on his web page by any user. Google pays 68% of the revenue to the owner, and the rest are their commission.

Adsense is a good source of generating a steady income. The only challenge is to maintain the flow of traffic to the website.

Google AdSense ensures one generates a steady income. The problem which arises is getting the AdSense account. It is a bit challenging.

 

[reddyash]

I do use adsense in 3 of the websites. But the problem is earnings, I feel its too less.

 

[nrnlss]

I do use AdSense on my YouTube account, it will be an easy money if you have a lot of followers and views but if you are new to YouTube and only have bellow 20,000 followers it is hard and very slow income. In terms of using it in a website, I have not try it yet since the websites that I made is just for fun and I don't really expect it to be big.

 

[Meshack]

I do use adsense in 3 of the websites. But the problem is earnings, I feel its too less.

AdSense is very good and reliable. It is expensive though

 

[Justin]

While setting up your brand, one of the most important things you need to focus on, is to make sure it reaches the right audience, and provides the best results.
That’s where the best online advertising platform comes in: Google Ads (formerly Google Adwords)
Launched on October 23rd, 2000, Google Ads has grown on an exponential rate over the last few years and has become Google’s main source of revenue.
Google Ads provides services that fall under the category of PPC (Pay-Per-Click)
Google ads provides an online advertising platform developed by Google, with which advertisers can pay to display advertisements, service offerings, video content, and generate mobile application installs.
Some of the major advantages of Google Ads are:
1) It increases visibility to high quality audience
2) It improves brand awareness
3) Retargeting website users
4) Helps with SEO
5) Provides increased knowledge to work with
6) Helps measure your performance
7) Provides great flexibility
Google has a number of different formats to offer as well.
1. Text Ads: These ads only have text. They’re usually found on Google’s SERP
2. Responsive display Ads: These ads adjust their size, appearance and format depending on the space available. They can be text or image ads.
3. Image Ads: These ads use static or interactive images. They can also be of gif and flash format
4. Add promotion Ads: These ads are used to drive app downloads and engagement
5. Video Ads: These ads can be run stand-alone or inserted into other streaming video content
6. Product shopping Ads: These ads shows product details like: title, price, store name and so on
7. Showcase shopping Ads: These ads have an image and a description that expand when clicked, providing information about other products and store information
8. Call only Ads: These ads enable users to connect with your business directly using the phone number provided
Google shows advertisements in two ways:
1. In the search network
2. In the display network
Search Network:
These are a group of websites and apps where your ads can appear. Your ad shows on top or bottom of search results when someone searches with terms related to one of your keywords
The search network involves Google search sites and Google search partners
Google search sites: These ads appear below or above the search results on Google Search. They can be shown in Google Play, Shopping, Maps and other Google applications
Google search partners: These are sites in the search network that have partnered up with Google to show ads. On search partner sites, your ads can be found on search result pages, other pages related to a person’s search and so on
Display Ads:
These ads can be found on websites while you peruse the content you want, unlike the advertisements you can see after a search. These ads can be found on websites while you peruse the content you want, unlike the advertisements you can see after a search