Ad Sensing

Hello,

I am interested in buying a google adsense website but don’t know where to look. Any suggestions or tips?

Thankyou,

Google Adsense is for web site owners to place adds on their webpages.
You would have to design and publish a website or have one designed and published then go to Google Adsense apply for account then chose the adds and be accepted by the company wanting the add placed and then post the add or adds on the web pages of your website. It is not as simple as buying a website.

I have been approved for monetization on Youtube but can’t seem to get everything working with Adsense part, to actually get paid. The following is the email I received:

Hello,
Thank you for your interest in Google AdSense. Unfortunately, after
reviewing your application, we’re unable to accept you into AdSense at
this time.
We did not approve your application for the reasons listed below.

Issues:
– Unacceptable site content

After reading through all the policy for "prohibited content" I went ahead and removed all video tags, possibly "misleading titles", and made videos private that might have had copyright notices or violent material in them. I even made all my playlists private so they wouldn’t show up on my channel since that material isn’t technically mine. I resubmitted my Adsense application each time I made a substantial change and each time I’ve received a rejection. I will attach the link to my channel. Let me know if you have any advice, tips to getting approved or if you know why I might be getting rejected.

https://www.youtube.com/user/colombian222

PS- Is it possible that Google Adsense can see my private videos and reject me because of that content? Or perhaps because my youtube name is COLOMBIAN222 which refers to a race/ethnicity?

Yes, it is possible. Making it private just makes it so other users can’t see it. Now, since Google owns YouTube, they can access everything on everyone’s channel. Nothing you post is ever private.

Hello, I own quite a popular fan page on Facebook with nearly 10,000 likes. I get 2 million page views per week and would love to monetize the page. I have a Google Adsense account for my YouTube page. Is there a way I can put ads on my fan page and earn revenue per click? Please let me know 🙂 Thank you!

how can know million page views per week??

Hello,
I have a blog and I want to request Google AdSense, however I need to know when do you think a blog is ready for requesting Google AdSense ?

Is there any requirements that the bog must have before requesting ?

Thanks

You can put Adsense on your site from Day #1 if you wish but I suggest you do not. Get some content up there first – all your pages (About Me/Contact etc.) also don’t forget a Privacy Policy page which is an absolute requirement for Adsense – basically telling people how their clicks are tracked etc. You can find generic Privacy Policy pages on the web and I’m pretty sure Adsense wiill give you one too.

Also get at least a dozen good content blog posts up there and get a few backlinks – basic Search Engine Marketing basically. Ask some friends to ‘Tweet’ ‘Stumble’ and/or ‘Digg’ your posts to maybe get some traffic and readers.

My personal theory is that just because Adsense allows you 3 ad blocks per page/post + link blocks DO NOT USE THEM ALL! Google knows when your site is covered with Adsense and I reckon you get marked down in the rankings if you don’t get a lot of traffic. They tread a fine line of wanting the Ad revenue and discouraging auto-bloggers. Bad Auto bloggers invariably cover every square inch of their pages with ads! For example putting Adsense on a Privacy Policy page is just plain stupid!

I like a text block after my introductory text and another in the sidebar. Maybe a Link block at the end of the article/post. If I’m chasing an affiliate sale in a post I won’t use Adsense at all on that page. Why lose a reader for 20 cents when I might get $20 for a sale?

Don’t forget to blend the colors of your Adsense ads to blend in with your site – if your blog’s regular navigation links are, say, #CC6600 make sure your Adsense links are that color too.

Hello, I am thinking of starting a blog on tips on how to write a research project aimed at students and research professionals. I would like to write about every stage of the research process. I would very much like to make some money out of it through placing adverts using Google AdSense and I am also looking to Amazon affiliate programmes as another possible source of income. Since my blog is on an educational subject I am not sure whether it is appropriate to make money out of it. What do you think?

1) you can do as you wish. Writing is a job just as any other.
2) no one is going to pay you, and your ad revenue is going to be zero for the first two years.

Unless of course you are very experienced and people know you. That cannot be true because you’re here, asking this.

Does google adsense work with email hosting accounts or is it strictly websites that you have to have to make money?

Hello Fierra,

Google Adsense is basically ADs that are displayed on your website or blog based upon the

content you provide.

The more keyword focused your content, the more targeted the Ads Google will display on your

website or blog.

If the ADs being displayed on your site is relevant to what they are searching for more

information on, they will most likely click on your ADs…

And depending upon the Cost Per Click (CPC) that Google is charging the advertiser, you will

get a percentage of the fee.

So, it’s best to write very targeted content based upon what your niche market is searching

for.

For example, if your niche market is searching for information on "How To Grow A Cherry Tomato

Garden Indoors?"

Make sure your Article or Content is specifically focused upon keywords that have to do with

that topic.

But, make sure that you write for your reader base and not just to get Search Engine Rankings,

because Google’s goal as a Search Engine is to provide a meaningful experience for those who

use them to find information.

I know this was a long answer to your question…

I hope this helps!

Rodrick Etienne,
The Home Business Coach
HomeBusinessGrowthCenter.com

Hello
I am looking for other such alternatives to adsense which can be used with chitika on my blog since I have already added it.
I mean, there’s no contradiction in the working.
Please help.

Adsense is the best one… Have they banned you?…

Hello Folks:

I know that this kind of thing has been asked before, but I happen to have a gmail account and a blogspot at http://www.google.com/profiles/robotalienhunter . If anyone can tell me the steps I need to start making money of Google Adsense, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.

WebJock

you have to go for either quality or quantity.
If you can profit from a natural disaster, do it.
A kid on twitter made a killing when katrina hit, cause he would say ‘OMG latest video, <his ad link>" and everyone would click hoping it was some new information.
Also, it’s a proven fact that if you just start spewing youtube videos, with little or no content whatsoever, people will eventually watch them. So you just have to get enough (read tens of thousands) of videos up so you can kick back and retire.
adsense gets picky about how shifty you can be sometimes…

hello. what can i do for increase google adsense CPC on my site. in Google keyword tool shows about 3 $ CPC but visitor click earn maximum 10 cents per click.
i’m waiting for your suggests
Thanks
my site is http://www.visioviewer.org

Google adsense is divided in different categories. The blog which has maximum number of followers has different charge as compare to the blog which has minimum number of visitors. You can follow the given link for more details!

http://www.lawrencetam.net/empower-network-is-taking-the-world-by-storm/

Hello, I’m pretty much fed up with Adsense’s BS and policies. So, what is the best (a.k.a highest paying) alternative to Google Adsense? And I’m wondering if there’s a way for me to get paid on the "page views" instead of the ad clicks.

If your blog has decent traffic, try BlogAds
http://web.blogads.com/making-money-blogging