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Google's AdSense Program for WebmastersOne of the easiest monetizing models to implement on a web site is the Google AdSense Program — which is why you see nearly every web site you visit displaying Ads in the content, sidebars, headers and footers of web pages, and why this site will teach you "how to Adsense".
There are many different monetizing models that can be added to a web site: you can sell your own products and services, you can sell other people's products and services through affiliate programs, and you can earn revenue by allowing other companies to place related ads on your web site. All of these options can be profitable if done correctly. When you place Google AdSense ads on your site, you share advertising earnings with Google when someone clicks on the Ad. Some advertisers, specifically insurance and attorney industries for example, will pay as much as $25.00 or more per click, which can add up to a nice pay check from Google at the end of the month. For a more detailed description of how the Google AdSense Program works, visit the How The Program Works section. The Google AdSense model, however, is not the only game in town. In fact Yahoo! Publisher Network is pretty much an exact duplicate of the AdSense Program. Chitika, and Kontera, although implemented differently, are to name but a few others. This web site, however, will focus exclusively on "how to Adsense", which I believe to be the most popular and the easiest way to make your web site pull its own weight. If you spend some time going through the information on this site your chances of increasing your AdSense revenue will be better. When you begin to see your web site generate a few dollars, you'll be glad you took the time to read through a few pages on this site. To supplement your learning, download and read the SEO Guidelines for Google, Yahoo! and MSN (PDF 54k) which contains useful information on design, content and technical guidelines for each search engine. Unless you get the content right, your site is doomed to only making pennies a day. |
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