Nov 30 2008
AdSense Income
I mentioned in my last post that I would discuss my experiences earning AdSense income.
When I first got started with online writing, transitioning from hard copy over to the Internet, I stumbled across AdSense and realized that I wanted to make my writing efforts do double and triple duty by writing for sites that compensated me for my efforts via AdSense income.
Why Was I so Excited About Earning AdSense Income? Earning AdSense income was immediately appealing to me because I saw the potential in a system that allowed me to earn month after month from my efforts. In essence, I would do the work once but get paid over and over.
Did my AdSense Income Expectations Materialize? Yes! What started out as a couple of pennies, occasionally, soon became a couple of dollars each month, which grew, morphing into daily AdSense income.
Now, there is never a month that goes by where I’m not earning AdSense income. In fact, I now consider my AdSense income to be another income stream.
Is online writing worth it? Definitely. Is writing for online sites worth it? Yes! AdSense income just keeps growing over time.
thanks for writing this. as someone who is new to this whole blogging world, it’s nice to know this is an actual way to make money. i have 2 adsense ads on each of my 2 blogs plus a coupons.com ad that i hope will be fruitful. and of course i’m hoping today.com will pan out. have you made actual money with today.com yet? not trying to be nosy, but i am working to get out 100 words and post-date 7 weekly since i don’t have internet at home!!! want to make sure it’s worth it!
Keep posting regularly on your blogs and your Adsense should start to come in.
Posting regularly keeps the traffic directed to your blog and that’s what you need: higher traffic, higher AdSense earnings.
I haven’t been paid yet fromn Today.com but earnings have to reach $50.00. I am earning though.
Another good way to create ongoing AdSense income is to create content-rich Hubpages. Mine pull in regular AdSense earnings. Go to any of my HubPages and sign up easily.
Let me know how you continue to make out.
Don’t be hurt if Google suddenly cancels your account. I don’t understand the click fraud thing yet. If you got fans coming to your blog and clicking on those ads, you should get credit. From my understanding, not every click counts. I think that it’s all about making too much money or somebody doesn’t want to pay. Something just doesn’t seem right to me.
I was in Google Adsense once, and bam! My account was canceled, and I didn’t receive the money. I received a hundred dollars from them once, and it took forever. The second time around, Adsense was through with me. I think it was because I signed into a writing program with my account along with blogger. I had ads on every blog with blogger, yet I was hardly making any money. Google always has a reason, but they will not tell you the reason. Something is not right.
I’m hoping in the future that there will be something besides ads to make money with. I’m looking for something secure and promising.