What Is Adsense & how Does It Works

Google AdSense is a program run by Google Inc. that allows publishers in the Google Network of content sites to serve automatic text, image, video, and rich media adverts that are targeted to site content and audience. These adverts are administered, sorted, and maintained by Google, and they can generate revenue on either a per-click or per-impression basis. 

Now you may be wondering how does it works?

Google uses its Internet search technology to serve advertisements based on website content,

It is rather easy for Google to achieve this simply because Google is largest search engine. Google locates relevant ads by finding the keywords on your own webpages. Then they place them through a database of web sites to find the most relevant ones to yours and there you go, a targeted ad.

This relevancy is the key to the program’s success, as well as the reason all parties remain happy. The advertiser has a relevantly placed advertisement, the publisher generates funds from their own written content and Google will take their cut.

Adsense

That is pretty much how Adsense works. If someone notices an interesting ad about a product or service that could benefit them, they click on the ad and are taken to the respective site. You are paid for this click. It is usually about 10 cents...although there have been times when many of us received $2.00

You have to create interesting, original, and relevant content that compels visitors to come to your site. You don't really make any money until you have several thousand visitors each day. It takes a lot of work to create the pages necessary and several years to establish a web presence in the search engines.

There is tremendous hype about making money with Adsense. The system is very simple, but most people do not want to be bothered for making good content,  they think they can throw up a 1-2 crap blog and make $100 each night while they sleep. It doesn't work that way.The good news is that Adsense is about the easiest way for bloggers or webmasters to start making money with their sites. After installing the ad code in your site, the Adsense spiders will crawl your site to see what all your pages are about. They then check their inventory of ads and put related ads next to each of your articles. This works out well for everyone as someone reading an article on cooking is much more likely to buy home appliances than someone who is reading an article about car parts.

My Personal advice for you, before even thinking about monetizing with Adsense, learn all you can about creating static webpages, SEO, finding profitable keyword phrases, and improving your expressive skills. Start a site based on something you are extremely interested in, then commit to creating one new page a day for the next 6 months. By December, you'll have about 180 pages and should be drawing solid traffic. Do not copy/paste someone else hard work. Do not steal images from other sites