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Google AdSense – A Massive And Passive Income?  by: Emma Kalson You may have seen "sponsored by Gooooogle" on many websites that you've looked at. This is Google AdSense - a simple way for website owners to display Google Ads on their website and earn money for each advert clicked on. Ads are targetted to the content of the page they are displayed on, so visitors to your page are more likely to want to follow those adverts. You can also use Google Search linked into Adsense on your site, so when a visitor carries out a search, search-related ads are also shown. Obviously the best way to make money from AdSense is to have a site with lots of content. And you're looking at the best method right now! Free reprint article directories such as this one are a fantastic source of fresh content for your website, and simple to insert. Just a few articles a week soon builds up into a huge targetted-content website. Advantages: (1) Adverts are targetted to each page so you know the adverts will be related to your content. (2) You make money per advert clicked on. (3) Anyone with a website of "reasonable content" can join the AdSense Program. (4) Google gives you the code and plenty of customisation options (ad sizes and colours), making it really easy to put AdSense on your website. (5) Free to generate new content – just leave the resource boxes hyperlinked and intact. Disadvantages: (1) You can only prevent adverts from specific websites from being displayed – not prevent a category from showing. If you want to eliminate competitors, or have a medical advice site, manually removing each competitor or "miracle cure" website can be a time-consuming and ongoing problem. (2) Do not get involved in click fraud – once Google has identified you as a perpetrator, you will never be a friend of Google again! About The Author Emma Kalson For more details on Google AdSense see http://www.littlefishwebdesign.com/shop/adsense_empire.htm. For a competitively priced website built for AdSense content see http://www.littlefishwebdesign.com. Copyright © littlefishwebdesign 2005 This article was posted on October 02, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Web Design and Development" Category: Examining the Substance of Studio MX by Mart Gil Abareta Why Stock Photography is a Great Resource for Web Business by Kelly Paal 10 tips on How to Increase your website traffic by Inga Salechova 7 Key Points to Consider When Choosing a Web Host by Kyle Dusang Web Address Domain Icons by Larry Waverly Misconceptions About Personal And Special Event Websites by Tia Williams Tips On How To Increase Your Google Page Rank by Steve Hill Integrating Advertising into Your Web Design by Stephen Bucaro Web Based Application Development, Software Development Resources by BluEnt eSolutions The Importance of a Well-Designed Logo by Liz Jackson << Back to "Web Design And Development" Index

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