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Just got accepted from Adsense - what can I expect?

         

george2004

12:22 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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hello everyone, want to say what a great site for some good info!

i have one question

what is everyone success on GOOGLE ADSENSE? has it been worth it? but can expect to make a honest living from using google adsend if you have a high trafficted site?

george2004

12:27 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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i hear alot of people making a good living from AdSense......then whats better then ADSENSE? ADWORDS?

loanuniverse

12:29 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Welcome to WW. The answer to your question can only be found after you put the code on your site.

heini

12:32 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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George, welcome to WebmasterWorld.
Adowrds is a program for advertizers - adsense is for publishers displaying those ads on their sites and splitting the revenue with Google.
An alternative to Adsense is to sell the space on your pages yourself or via other networks.
What can you expect from running adsense? Totally depends on your topic, the pageviews, the clickthroughs and several other factors.
You have come to the right place to learn how to make the best of it.
I'd recommend to dig into this forum and read all you can, there's tons of valuable info in here.

lorenzinho2

12:33 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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George. Welcome to WW.

Adsense is a beautiful and wondrous thing. Just make sure to read the TOS, and don't click on your own ads.

george2004

12:51 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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yea no $$$ figure signs i see lol....well im excited about this whole new adsense thing....you also receive income from ADSENSE through PAGEVIEWS too? or just CLICK-THRUS?

so if you average about 2500 unique visitors a day? what kind of $$$ should i expect? :-x

and im on the 17th page reading :-)

conroy

1:26 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Only click throughs. It is impossible to determine what you will earn based on number of visitors alone. It depends on the targeting of the ads to your visitors (CTR), and especially how much people are paying for the ads.

valley

1:27 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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you also receive income from ADSENSE through PAGEVIEWS too?

Oh that would be nice :-) . but ..no just the clicks from your site.
If you have traffic with good content ,you can be confident of a a fair deal.

george2004

1:31 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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hmm yea the site is recieving a pretty high amount of visits per day......are we allowed to show our websites in here?

if it can make pay off my mortgage i will be happy from ADSENSE :-)

valley

1:40 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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hmm yea the site is recieving a pretty high amount of visits per day......are we allowed to show our websites in here?

No ,check out the forum TOS.
And good luck

george2004

1:56 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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check my profile :-)

richmondsteve

2:11 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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george2004,

I don't think sites appear in new users profiles - I can't see any site in yours.

george2004

2:15 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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really , thats wierd...so i cant give any kind of hints for the name of the site?

two hints?

lol

george2004

2:16 am on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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richmondsteve, what do you have to say about ADSENSE? has it been good too you?

richmondsteve

3:22 pm on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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georege2004,

For the most part I've been pleased with AdSense. It's allowed me to better monetize a niche informational site I founded in 1998. The ads are relevant and since most of the small number of advertisers have been participating for months I assume it's been profitable for them. It seems to be a win-win for me, my users and the advertisers. Until last year I didn't actually try to monetize the site, but I've found a handful of affiliate services that are a good fit and work well and integrating text blurbs about affiliate programs with the site and rotating AdSense and affiliate text in the skyscraper format has worked well, without having a major impact on the perception of the site.

My only major problem with AdSense has been with trigger words. Due to the nature of my site (it's related to crime) most pages contain a large number of trigger words. The first few months AdSense was out it led to the majority of the pages showing PSAs instead of paying ads, but due to a combination of tweaking on my part and some apparent changes Google has made it's no longer really an issue.

Not that you want to read everything I've ever said here about AdSense, but you can. ;-)

google site:webmasterworld.com forum89 richmondsteve

Rodney

6:54 pm on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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what kind of $$$ should i expect?

You may want to read the adsense TOS closely.

It's against their terms to discuss your earnings.

Macro

7:32 pm on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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george2004, welcome to WW.

I hope Adsense smiles on you the way it has on many webmasters here.

Not that you want to read everything I've ever said here about AdSense, but you can

I can guarantee you that you can do a lot worse than reading richmondsteve's posts. It's good solid stuff.

I will add the tip that it will pay you to go back and read carefully every word of the TOS. Sometimes we click on the Agree button without reading the terms. That's not something I recommend with Adsense. Stay within the rules, read the considered posts from richmondsteve, europeforvisitors, loanuniverse and other quality posters here, and you will do very well.

adfree

7:50 pm on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Hi George, welcome to WW!

You are up for the ride of your life!

Come back here every day.

There are many folks (me included) who owe their incomes to a substantial part to this community.

What can you make with AdSense?

Well, without violating the TOS of AdSense there are folks around here that make a dime a day and others who make a car a day, it all depends on traffic and your users.

For the long run:

- build value
- make your users come back
- read, read, read (this forum)
- once you have something to contribute, share, do it

Other than that, have fun!

icedowl

8:14 pm on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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I'm also new to AdSense having just been accepted to the program two weeks ago. This forum has been immensely helpful to me. Read, read and read some more, then experiment based on what you've read to see what helps.

Finding a color scheme that coordinates with my pages and is eye-catching has given my site a boost. Also, since my site is non-commercial & content only, I'm building and adding more pages to the already 400+ pages that I already have as fast as I can. It can't hurt and I'm a long way from running out of things to add.

adfree

8:27 pm on Mar 5, 2004 (gmt 0)

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icedowl - welcome to WW as well!

You are right on the money, everyone who wants to play the game and play it for the long run, here is the place to hang out and grow.

Have fun and learn.