In order to make money with Google Adsense, you will need to apply from Google. However, even if you do not have a website, you can still make easy money online with a Blogging account. I will try to help you in this case. Go to Blogger now to apply a Blog account. You may also use our new and free member blogs to apply Adsense after you have posted some great posts.
Follow the screen instructions at blogger and start creating an account.
Now you need to enter your “Blog title” and “Blog address” which is your Blog URL online. In this case, think of a subject you would like to post on your blog. For example, if you would like to talk about “car”, try using “Car Information” as your Blog title, and “carinformation” as your Blog address. Check availability, if someone has already registered with the same Blog address, you will need to think of another Blog address that is relevant to your Blog title.
Another example, “All about Flowers” is a good Blog title with “flowers” as your Blog address. You can change the Blog title thereafter within your Blog setting, but you cannot change the Blog address which is permanent after successfully created your account to make money with Google Adsense on this site. Give a “Blog address” that is available, and click “Continue” on the red arrow.
Next, you may choose a template for your Blog. Just choose one that you like by clicking on the Radio Button, then “Continue” on the red arrow again.
When successfully created your Blog, you will see “Your blog has been created!” on the next page. Click on “Start posting”. Now you see your Blog posting panel. Click once on the “Compose” tab on the top right hand site of the writing panel.
You will need to have some contents on your Blog before you can submit your Blog URL to apply and earn money with Google Adsense account. At this point of writing, applying for Google Adsense Publisher account has turned out to be a little tricky, you cannot search, copy and paste articles from free article websites to be your content. No more does Google accept website using others’ content for application.
But don’t worry, if there is a will, there is a way, a few ways to do this. You can choose to write your own contents with useful tips, mixed up with videos and images and/or write some description for the videos and images, write your own interesting personal diary onto it, ask your friend to help you write some marvelous articles etc. and you can start applying Google Adsense after you’ve got a few posts with your newly created blogger blog.
You can view each of your Blog by clicking on “View Blog” under your blogger account after logon to blogger.com or by the Blog address you gave which is in “http://yourblog.blogspot.com” format, where “yourblog” is the name you chose for your Blog initially. For example, if I chose “carinformation” as my Blog address, the full URL to my Blog would be http://carinformation.blogspot.com.
Now you are on the Google Adsense application page, choose your preferred language on the top right hand site. For English users, start with “Click Here to Apply” button in the center of the page and enter your information following the screen. Enter the Website URL with your Blog address.
Normally it would take a day or two for Google’s stuffs to approve your application for making money with Google Adsense, and even with suggestion and correction if you blog haven’t reach their satisfaction. Just relax and wait for the email to come to your inbox.
Once it is approved, you can login to Big Singapore Talks and go to your dashboard. You’d see an Adsense Publisher ID link at the top left hand side. Click on it to enter your unique Publisher ID that looks something like this for example: pub-1234567890121314. Where to find you Publisher ID? Just login to your Adsense account and look for it at the top right hand corner of your account management panel. Copy it with your mouse and paste it onto the “Your Advertising ID” box in Big Singapore Talks, click “Save Changes”.
That’s it! Now whenever there is a chance, your Adsense ads will show up next to your posts to earn money for you. The more you post, the more chances you’ll get to show your ads.
If for any reason you cannot do it with blogger, you can try doing it with SKYFA too, another website that let you make money with Google Adsense. Supports English, Chinese simplified and traditional.
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An author told me his worries to use his Adsense Publisher ID in this site. The main worry is that someone might misuse his Adsense Code if he paste it on other sites and get to known by others.
I think his worries are not needed, with the following logical reasons:
1. No one would earn money for you without you rendering something back in return.
2. If someone would try to flame you with click frauds, Google click fraud system would know it and would not take it against you. I have seen within my tracking stats once, someone searched and clicked my search-box ads repeatedly with 400% click through rate. Still, Google paid me without any accusation.
3. If you have used your Adsense Code before on any websites, you would know that it is easy to find out anyone’s Publisher ID by looking at the HTML page source. If anyone would be able to frame others with this step, it would be an easy task. I could take your publisher ID by looking at your website’s HTML code, and mess it around.
4. Track other website’s access is one legit thing you can do so by stopping others from accessing your account ads without your consent. For example, if really someone would place your publisher ID on a website that does not comply with Adsense program policies, you would login to your Adsense account, under “My Account”, click “Account Access” and disable the sites. Alternatively, just contact Google to file a complaint.
5. You can also use the “Allowed Sites” management under the “Adsense Setup” to manage your allowed sites.
Some post I’ve found related to misuse of Adsense code at http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/AdSense/search?hl=en&q=adsense+code+misuse
Hope this have solved those worries.
Commented on August 31st, 2009 at 5:04 am
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