earn from your multiple niche blogs with adsense
Believe it or not, but it’s actually possible to make money from blogging. One teenager has, in fact, earned $3,000 a month just from making posts on his blog! Of course, not every blogger is this lucky. It does take some skill, and patience to make money from blogging. What it also takes is some knowledge of how exactly to generate income just by posting blogs. One of the simplest and quickest method of making money on your multiple niche blogs is via Adsense.
Adsense is a program offered by Google. The program, if installed, will display ads provided by Google. You’ll need to go to Google.com, first. At the bottom of the screen is a link for Advertising Programs. Click on that. Then click on the link for Adsense. Scroll down on the page that comes up and click Click Here To Apply! You then fill out the form with information about yourself. After 12-48 hours, Google will notify you via email whether or not your site has been accepted. When you’ve been accepted, set up your ads by doing either of the following:
1. If your blog is hosted on Blogger.com, you can set up your AdSense ads by going to your profile, selecting settings>template>add an element. Then select AdSense and login with your account info. Next, you’ll configure your ads and save the template. That’s it.
2. If you are self-hosting your blog, youíll have to set up AdSense in more of a manual way. You’ll create your ads (which can be as small or as tall as you want) and then copy the HTML/Javascript code Google gives you. Then you’ll paste it into your blog(on the left, right, or top of the screen).
For the first few days, the ads displayed by Google will be Public Service Announcements. After the ads have been up a few days, though, the ads will switch to ads that are relevant to your blog. Next, let’s look at how does Adsense work.
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This promises to be a good series. I look forward to your next post on how adsense works. I’m always amazed by the stories of bloggers who earn a lot from it.
September 17th, 2007 at 2:15 pm