What is Google AdSense? - How to Earn More by Publishing Its Advertisements

Google AdSense is an advertising programs offered for website or blog owners. However it is not just an advertisement program only. It is much more than it. Lets see in details what it is.
What is AdSense?
AdSense is an adverting revenue sharing program that any website owners can put its ads in their websites and can earn revenue for successful promotion.
To know more about AdSense first we need to know some information about Google.
What is Google?
It is a search engine in the internet. But it is not just a search engine. It is the biggest search engine in the world. Not only the biggest, it has much more market share than all other search engines all together.
The giant company like Microsoft is also not even in the competition level with Google. Microsoft is trying many ways to go to nearer to it in search engine industry like making search engine live and then creating new brand Bing.
Google has become a very big company now a days. Its owners have their own personal very big plane. Not only owners its top executives also have personal plane. Google contributes a big portion of NASA research in the USA.
What is its Revenue Source?
We all know that Google is a search engine, where we can search anything at free of charges. Then how it is earning money? How it become so big?
Yes, besides free search service, it has an advertising products named AdWords. When we search in the search engine, at the search result there are some sponsored list. Those are Google customers and they are paying Google for advertising them in search result priority list.
It is promoting its AdWords customers is Search Result, into own e-mail G-mail and in all there other free services like Google Group, Google Maps, Google Blog Blogger or BlogSpot etc.
It is not only promoting its customers by themselves but also promoting by other websites not owned by Google and there AdSense program comes.
How to sign up for AdSense?
Anybody can sign up AdSense if he has a website. Even free website owners can apply for AdSense. However Google prefers website with unique good content.
So to sign up AdSense it is better to prepare a website with good content first, because in the sign up process there are field for website and Google consider the application based on the websites content.
After sign up AdSense takes 2-3 days to approve the account. They will send a message incase if they do not accept an application. The main reason of not approving an account is the website content. So in that case change the website content. Try to put your unique content without copying from others and good content.
How to earn by AdSense?
Any website owner can sign up a Google AdSense account and put Google advertisement in the website. If any visitor click on any Google ads, Google pays to website owner because Google AdWords customers pay Google for every click and Google share a portion of revenue by AdSense Program.
There are people who are earning million dollars from AdSense. In the same time there are people who are struggling to get 1st pay check of $100 even after years.
The reason of the difference is experience and knowledge. You can acquire the experience and knowledge by trying several years or you can buy it from expert instantly.

Get more information on how to earn more from Google AdSense at How to earn from AdSense [http://myakub.info/2009/11/14/how-to-earn-more-from-google-adsense/].
Thanks to AdSense because it creates an information rich environment in the internet. Whoever is offering good free things in the internet it is because of Google AdSense. They are getting money from Google AdSense for their free service to internet visitors. There are millions of websites in the internet who are using AdSense to earn money and the opportunity is unlimited. Anybody can take advantage anytime.
About the author:
The author M Yakub Chowdhury is a Freelance Trainer in Bangladesh [http://freelance-work-from-home.info]. He trains on freelance jobs including social media marketing, social book marking and Google AdSense Income in Bangladesh. Besides he is a freelance programmer based in Bangladesh. He works for Search Engine optimization (SEO), Three way and One way back link Building by Social media marketing, social book marking, Google AdSense Promotion at very much competitive price.

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Google Adsense Earnings - Real or Mirage?

In a recent web content for one of our clients, I sang paeans to Google AdSense earnings' potential. In particular, I was referred to an article in USA Today [http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2006-03-28-googe-adsense_x.htm] that showcased instances of substantial Google AdSense earnings by "third-world" website owners for whom Google's doles are like god-sent (never mind Google's own skyrocketing revenue from Adsense). Since I was constrained by my client's need to write on virtues of AdSense while authoring his web content, I couldn't focus on 'allegedly' darker sides of Adsense. I say 'allegedly' because it is not clear whether Google really is the culprit as made out to be. Be that as it may, let me turn to what a few website owners faced while trying to claim a pie of Google AdSense earnings.
Stas Bekman's story
Stas started publishing AdSense ads on his website from December, 2005. His site was already receiving 600 page-views a day, so Stas thought AdSense ads would be ideal to put his site-estate to perfect use. Since AdSense delivered highly targeted ads, there was always a chance that his viewers would click on the ads resulting in revenues for both Stas and Google. He was not off the mark in his assumption. The ads displayed on his website did generate clicks, and on one day the number of clicks surged to 169. This generated Stas's Google AdSense earnings of $32 on a single day. The 'WOW' however didn't last long.
Google came hotfooted and charged Stas of generating invalid clicks from his website, suspending his account promptly. Whatever his Google AdSense earnings were at the time of suspension also stood withdrawn. Since Stas didn't pull down the ads immediately though they were of no use to him for the time being, it remained unclear as to who earned the commission money for the clicks generated during this period.
Stas got going immediately and after a series of email correspondence, his account was finally restored by Google a few days later. Stas apparently agreed that deliberate clicks (click fraud) triggered the episode (which Google too said). But the question remained as to who did that? As it turned out, Stas had to forego $30 of his Google AdSense earnings. He didn't mind. He reasoned that for all its supposed follies, AdSense does fetch money for his website. What has Stas got to say on his experience? Taste this:
"...the next time you get excited by all those books and sites touting Google Ads as your greatest source of revenue, think twice before you waste your time and energy on something that is *not* under your control and can be taken away by a malicious user in co-operation with Google AdSense team. Google AdSense is undeniably a great tool when it works, but I'd definitely love to have a better control over it."
Click here to read Stas Bekman's story.
Benjamin Cohen's account
A similar experience is reflected in Benjamin's account. In his case, after AdSense earnings stopped for him for the first time, Benjamin waited awhile and applied afresh. He got a new account but that too was terminated by Google for alleged 'click fraud'. Though he gives a fair measure of his Google AdSense earnings each time his account operated, Benjamin fails to mention anything regarding number of clicks or whether there were anomalies in them. After going couple of times through Benjamin's article, I concluded that more information would be needed to know what exactly happened. Benjamin complains about the VAT payments but that is something not directly related to Google AdSense earnings per se.
Benjamin Cohen's account can be reached here.
The truth
The truth must lie between what Stas and Benjamin faced and the policies of Google Adsense. Let me turn to what Google has to advise on Adsense. To be sure, Google has lined up many success stories that range from health website to home improvement site to even one that deals in aircraft seating information for frequent flyers. If you feel intrigued, there's perhaps a reason or two there. The common thread is the fact that many site-owners do have bulging Google AdSense earnings.
Speaking on behalf of Google, its reluctance to spell out all that we want to know is understandable, given the fact that the contextual advertising scene is becoming very competitive with each passing day. Having said that, I want to echo Stas's wish of having more control on AdSense account. In the least, let Google automatically filter self-clicks and not count them for revenue. YPN (Yahoo! Publisher Network) is already doing that. Why Google cannot is a mystery. If Google takes care of this small scruple, it'll make life easy for many site owners like Stas and Benjamin.
Summing up
Perhaps Google has reasons to act against Stas and Benjamin like it did. Perhaps not. Is the reason attempted click fraud? If so, what about their insistence that they didn't do what Google says they did? Even as the debate continues, let there be no doubt that the lure of handsome Google AdSense earnings is too much for small website owners to not abstain from opting for it.

An avid web-watcher, Partha Bhattacharya is a web content writer [http://www.words2content.com] and writes web content of all hues. Partha also runs blog on search marketing [http://www.prioriti.in/blogs].

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