Getting started with AdSense

A key element in the rapid adoption of AdSense is that it is very easy for site owners to deliver ads to their sites as quickly as possible.

It only takes a few minutes to integrate AdSense into your website and you can start using one or more beautifully integrated AdSense ads.

AdSense

The first thing you need to do is go to http://www.google.com/adsense and sign in or sign in with your existing account and password. Below is a page presenting the Google AdSense terms and conditions that you must accept in order to proceed.

This will bring up an overview page that you can use to get detailed information about the performance of your AdSense ads. This allows you to improve the content and layout of your site to maximize your AdSense earnings.

There is also a link at the top of the page to the settings section where you can create the code that needs to be placed on your site to display AdSense banners on your page.

You can use AdSense for text (the ads in question) using the search box or redirect. Your choice between these options depends on how users navigate your site.

Finally, there is a "My Account" tab that allows you to set up your account details, payment and tax information.

To add a text ad to your site, go back to the "AdSense Settings" tab and click on the "AdSense for Content" link. Make sure cookies are enabled in your browser.

You can choose between ad units and link units. The first contains page-specific text and/or images for each unit, usually with a detailed description; the other contains only references to specific genres.

Of course, it's a little hard to know which type you should use, so you should probably try both for a while before deciding.

You can also see an example of what the unit will look like on the right side of the page. However, you can only use three ad units and one link unit on any page. This is believed to be a quality control move by Google.

The next step is to choose the format and colors of the insert. You can basically choose any color palette you choose, with Google offering some of its own if you don't have the time or skills to create one. You can always see how the palette will look with a sample. What is best in terms of appearance and revenue will vary depending on the look, feel and content of the site.

However, your ad formats are limited to eleven format options. There's an "Ad Formats" link that will take you to a page that lets you see everything in action; so you can decide which one suits your site best. Sometimes the most distracting doesn't work best, but again, this can vary from site to site.

When you're done customizing, you can click "Continue" at the bottom of the page.

You will now see a section called "AdSense for Content". You can click anywhere in the text; Here is the JavaScript that is required for AdSense to work. This will automatically select the text in the box.

You can then copy and paste directly into your site. If you are using dynamic pages, you should include this code in your template so that it will appear on any page of your website. Some advertisers choose not to display Adsense on every page, and that's understandable. An example of this is that a company that has AdSense may also have terms and conditions that inevitably provide legal resources that could be considered inappropriate.

Next, all you need to do is import the content into your site (assuming you don't already have the content). Google AdSense crawlers will soon visit your website and ensure that the ads displayed are relevant to your website content.

And you're done. For a simple site, this should actually be a matter of minutes; This is exactly what makes AdSense the choice of many people. Although he is fast, his mass appeal makes him the best. Advertisers and publishers are the most popular and therefore naturally consider Adsense and Adwords as their first choice.

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