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Actually, getting started with AdSense for monetize your website is simple, Google AdSense support team will reviewing your submitted applications and noticed a few common pitfalls. In order to make the application for joining adsense is approved, you should ask yourself whether you have fulfill the requirements that needed to apply :

Website:
Publisher need administrative access to the site that will be submitted to display Google AdSense advertisements, with full access of placing the JavaScript ad code inside the page. If a publisher can add the javascript code inside their site, then they may locate the Google code to their site and will enable adsense to be displayed as well as search boxes and referral units inside the pages. However, if a publisher doesn’t have his own website, they still can participate in AdSense. Google also offer a couple of options to help publisher easily create their own site.
For example, a publisher may use Blogger to publishing their own blog online. Blogger is easy-to-use for newbie and has many templates. Publisher can create an account and start blogging right away. After a while, when the blog is useful enough for visitors, publisher can also set up AdSense ads easily through the Blogger account.
Google also provide Page Creator for publishers who prefer more flexibility and control. No need to worry… Signing up for a Page Creator is free and need a Gmail account only. Publisher can begin displaying Google ads in minutes, once they have created their Page Creator site.

Valid payee name:
Publisher must provide the valid payee name because the payments will be made out to that valid name. Make sure not using initials and include the full and valid name.

Valid postal address:
A publisher must provide a complete and valid postal address when submit the application. If a publisher live in a country or territory that doesn’t have a standard format for addresses, they have to make sure that their application includes as much information as a mailman would need to find the residence.

Valid URL:
A publisher who want joining adsense need to give and provide the homepage URL when submitting the application. If a publisher manage a blog or other account within a larger website, they should provide the URL of the specific page that managed and not the URL of the entire hosting website.

Fully launched website:
Publishers must ensure that their site is live and functioning when submit the application, because the Google Review Team won’t be able to review websites that are not fully launched or built.

Supported language:
Google AdSense Support Team can only approve the application if the majority of the website is in one of their supported languages. So, make sure that the site is included at their supported languages list that can be found here. However, Google still constantly working to provide targeted, relevant ads in more languages.

Unique content:
Publisher must have interesting and unique contents, because Google want visitors to sites in the AdSense network to have a good experience. Publisher is not allowed using “doorway” pages created just for search engines, or other cookie cutter approaches such as affiliate programs with little, less, lack or even no original and real content. Publisher must give people a reason to visit their site first, if they’re participating in an affiliate program.

Pay-To Sites:
Google won’t approve and will reject the application of a publisher who participates in programs that compensate people to perform activities that drive traffic to the submitted site. Some examples of these “pay-to” programs are sites that encourage users “to surf” or “to click” or “to read email.” Additionally, publisher shouldn’t encourage others to join these programs in the content, links, or third-party ads on the submitted site.

However, Google AdSense also encourage publishers to read the AdSense Program Policies in detail for further insight on how to get approved on their program.

Finally, Google released the AdSense Referral 2.0 after finishing their experiments and researches about AdSense Referrals Beta in the past 3 months. That means, as an AdSense publisher you will have more chance for additional income and revenue from Google AdSense with placing their CPA (Cost Per Action) based ads inside your website.

There’s some important point you should notice about this new Google AdSense CPA. The advantages and important points for using this AdSense Referrals can be seen below:

More products for referral
If you think that Google referral products are very limited, now you can choose the products that suitable and relevant with contents of your website. As we know that there are thousands of product has been offered by advertisers in AdWord.

More option for Category and Keyword Targeting
With Category and Keyword Targeting option, you may choose the products based on category and keyword as you wanted. You have full control to decide the ads, as you can choose specific advertiser, category, or product.

Optimized Ad Unit
Sometimes, it’s not easy to choose products that offered by Google AdSense Referral. Based on that case, Google AdSense provides the feature for optimizing the ads that will be displayed inside your site. It can be done with the “Pick best performing ads” option when generating the ads code. When you’re about choosing a specific ads unit to be displayed at your site, then Google AdSense system will compare your choice with the available specific ads and will display more optimized ads to be chosen.

More ads targeting for multiple themes
If your website is based on portal, communities, contains many articles, and has no specific niche, then the New Google Referrals 2.0 gives you more choice to select the ads based on specific keyword or niche. It’s totally different with Google AdSense for Content. While Google AdSense for Content is based on your contents, the AdSense Referral 2.0 is based on your chosen keyword. (Sounds similar with AuctionAds…. ech)

Higher earnings for your site
As CPA based ads, Google Referrals 2.0 offers higher earnings rather than AdSense for Content. However, the conversion rate for these ads is lower than AdSense for Content since you’ll get nothing if there’s a click but no action for some kind of transaction. The transaction is based on advertiser (merchant), whether it’s an action for sales, leads, or other transactions.

Endorse the Product!
AdSense Referral 2.0 ads is different with AdSense for Content ads, you may give the specific references to this referral ads inside your site. You may endorse, add review, and give more information for AdSense Referral 2.0.

If you want to get started with this new referral, you can simply click the AdSense Setup tab inside your Google AdSense account, and choose Referrals.

However, if you can’t see referrals 2.0 right away this time, you should check it back again in a few days or more, because this feature will be available in all Google AdSense accounts over the next few weeks ahead.
For some languages, the inventory of the ads could be limited at this time, since advertisers for this new referral are just getting started.

When you log into your Google AdSense account, you are automatically taken to the page where you can view all your AdSense activity. On the Reports tab, you’ll see “Today’s Earnings.” This is the approximate amount you have earned today in your Google AdSense account. Earnings are not final at this point and could be adjusted for invalid clicks or fees.

It’s interesting to look at the breakdown. As you can see, AdSense for Content, which refers to the targeted ads appearing on the pages in which you have written content, is listed first. Here you will see the number of page impressions listed in the first column.

While a page impression is generally the same as a page view, that is not always the case. For a more detailed definition of a page impression, see Google AdSense support, click on Your AdSense Account and then click on Your AdSense Report.

Next, you’ll notice the number of clicks. This refers to the number of times “your ads” were clicked on.

Page click through rate or CTR is in the next column shown as a percentage. It represents the percentage of the time an ad was clicked on after viewing your page.

Page eCPM which stands for effective cost per thousand impressions. It is calculated by dividing total earnings by the number of page impressions in thousands.

Don’t be intimidated by these statistics. The bottom line, your earnings, is what really counts. As you become more familiar with Google AdSense, statistics will become like second nature. First, just start.

How is Google AdSense Different From Other Ad Networks?
Primarily because it is Google and that carries a lot of clout just with name recognition alone. But here are some advantages to being a part of the Google AdSense network:

Getting started is fast and easy and requires no technical knowledge. Google AdSense even provides html code for easy implementation with clear instructions.

Google AdSense has both the AdSense for Content feature and the AdSense for Search feature.

Google AdSense not only provides keyword targeted ads but site targeted ads as well, maximizing your potential for revenue.

Google AdSense provides a filter so that you can choose not to run your competitor’s ads on your pages as well as filter other unwanted ads.

Google AdSense provides an extensive support site that is easily understood.

et’s be honest, most internet marketers hope to make lots of money. This is very possible due to the many affiliate marketing programs available on the web today. One popular method of earning easy income which requires no work is AdSense. AdSense is ideal for webmasters who have high traffic websites or blogs and are seeking a couple of extra bucks or possibly even hundreds. By displaying AdSense adverts on your website, you will get paid every time a person clicks on the adverts. These amounts can range anywhere from 5 cents to 35 dollars per click. Despite this a lot of people will tell you that sometimes a high traffic website with AdSense adverts does not automatically mean good profits. The way to go about placing your adverts within your content layout is a huge necessity for you to achieve the most out of your AdSense campaign.
How you position your AdSense adverts is only one important factor in making money with AdSense. Second most important is the type of website you will display your adverts on. Just take some time to do some research on the most profitable niches in terms of AdSense clicks as different niches have different earnings per click generated. You will easily find that somebody who receives 100 unique visitors a day with a gardening website might only earn 4 dollars from 90 clicks. On the other hand a person with a website on a subject like car insurance might earn 40 dollars a day from 8 clicks. With this in mind you can see why you do not necessarily need to have a high traffic website in order to make a good income from AdSense. There are many keyword tools that you can utilize on the web which can aid you in finding out what the most profitable niches are; you just need to take a little time to search the internet.

While blogging may have started as a way for webophiliacs to share their personal reflections on life and find sympathetic audiences, blogging is not what it used to be.

There are tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of bloggers, and the fact is that blogging is now done as much for profit as it is for pleasure.

There answers to the question,”How do you get paid from your blog?” all depend on your blog’s having an audience. You won’t make much money from your blog unless you have the traffic to entice advertisers, or to respond to your offers.

The secret to getting paid for your blog is to monetize your traffic

Most of the people who visit your blog do so either because they need information, or are looking for a specific product or service and think your blog can direct them to it.

You can make money by connecting your audience with products or service they might find useful and you have several options as to how you do it.

Becoming an Affiliate
How do you get paid from your blog by becoming an affiliate? All you need to do is link to other established websites which are selling products or services related to the topic of your blog, and if any of your readers use your affiliate link to visit those sites and make purchases, you’ll get a percentage of the sales proceeds.
You benefit by getting money without actually having to carry that product or offer that service.

AdSense
How do you get paid from you blog by using AdSense? Simply sign up for a Google AdSense account if you have read their suitability requirements. Once your email address is confirmed and your blog has been approved, the AdSense bots will begin crawling your blog and deciding which ads are appropriate for your readers.
You should start getting ads within forty-eight hours, and you’ll get paid each time a reader clicks on one of the ads.

Email Marketing
How do you get paid from your blog by using it for email marketing? If your blog is connected to your own online business, invite your readers to join your opt in email marketing list. You can offer an enticement like a discount or free shipping to any blog readers for their first from your business.

Posting Reviews
How do you get paid from you blog by posting product reviews? Just sign up with sites offering review, and advertisers who think your audience would be interested in a review of their products will pay you to post them. You don’t have to be 100% positive either; they want honest assessments so that they know how to improve their offerings.

Adding Paid Text Links
There are sites like contextual links which will pay you for adding text links to your blog posts.
They work with advertisers who want to target audiences in specific markets, and if your blog audience is large enough and your topic is a relevant one, you can get paid from your blog by signing up with them and adding some of their advertisers’ links. Please take note that Google has give a penalty for any website who selling their space for links.