Hot Stuff on the Web: "How to make money with your website" using contextual ads with Adsense

Google Adsense vs Google Adwords

Many people don't know how Google Adwords and Google Adsense are interrelated.
Google Adwords is the advertisers side of Pay Per Click Keyword Phrase bidding.  Adsense is for the publishers pages displaying the Adwords banners, text, images that the advertisers are paying for.   Google made mulah off of the advertisers and then also takes a portion of the adsense income and pays you the rest.  Read more here....

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Website publishers (or webmasters) are making thousands if not millions of dollars every using advertising on their website such Google Adsense.    Our company has in the past made over $28,000 in one year doing nothing but advertising on Google's Adsense.   Some websites are pulling in that much and more per month.  The secret is that you have to have a high traffic website and give people a good reason to click on your ads, which means the page must be relevant. 

It's far too easy to give up too much information in an attempt to qualify your pages for good click out ratio.  You have to have balance between content, but not too much and relevancy.

Things I've Tried - And Gave Up On

I gave trafficclub a try and found that I'm better off just developing the domain with real content and adding adsense rather than just parking the domain and serving ads via a company who specializes in parked domains.   The only way this works is you have a domain name that is popular enough to be typed in specifically by URL.  Then, if you do have a domain name this popular, you are still better off developing the website and serving Google ads on them.  This way, you only share your adsense income with Google rather than another third party.  

Domain Parking with Ads served on them... Good or Bad Idea?

Parking your pages with a page full of ads (on Google no less), is a really bad idea. Wht

Google AdSense Section Targeting

It is possible to target the Google AdSense ads on your site, to make sure they are focused on the important keywords of your webpage. This is done by placing tags such as:

<!-- google_ad_section_start -->
<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

around particular paragraphs of your webpage content that Google ought to be looking at for a keyword focus. Of course, it's more complex than that. But if you have pages where Google AdSense just isn't serving relevant ads, here's a way to fix it.    www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/answer.py?answer=23168