I have to earn money through google adsense only, what are the ways? how to start? and yes if i earn money from google adsense then i have to pay any tax etc?
Adsense can be a great way to make some passive income, BUT it does take work to get it going.
You have to apply to be accepted and once you are there are some strict rules that you have to follow. Check out Google's Terms of Service for those.
As far as taxes, you do have to pay them as it is seen as income, but you should contact a Tax Professional to find out how much etc. But Google should send you the necessary paperwork come tax season.
Do NOT try to do any scam stuff like clicking on your own ads, etc. You will be caught and then kicked out of their program.
How to do it:
-Set up lenses on Squidoo or Hubpages and share the adsense revenue with them
- set up your own website and place ads on that side
- start a YouTube account and get some great views on your videos (in the tens of thousands) and you should be invited by YouTube to join their partner program. Then ads will be placed on your videos and you can make adsense revenue on that.
That's more than enough info to get you started...
ardell1985 | Window Shopper |
4/27/2010 - 11:13 am
.info sites rank just fine , I have a legal website that with just a few links to it is showing up #1 spots for several major keywords.
Just remember what adsense is : a place for advertisers to advertise on. A poor quality website will lead to poor quality ads and less income.
As a serious internet marketer, I have to say that
Google Adsense is the basement option.
For existing traffic there are far better affiliate offers, and PPV - or creating your own information products.
All of which will give you higher return than adsense.
The problem is getting traffic. If the traffic is high payout from adsense, chances are is it is hard to get.
The only 'easy' way to do this is to buy a traffic site on a place like flippa, and add monetization.
There are a lot simpler businesses to start offline- take for example catering trailers
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One thing I have started to notice is that it seems based on my searches that .info's do not rank as well as .com's.
I think Google adjusted them downward because they are so cheap and a lot of people were treating them as disposable because of that.
If you're attempting to build a long term, real business.....spend the extra $10 and the time/effort to find a suitable .com.
.com's are still the gold standard in websites and probably always will be.
TheKB2010 | Creator | 4/19/2010 - 12:04 pm
ardell1985 | Window Shopper | 4/27/2010 - 11:13 am
mikeb | Window Shopper | 4/22/2010 - 9:20 am
MarkAse | Contributor | 4/23/2010 - 8:03 am
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