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How to make money with Google's AdSense (site)


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Thanks for your feedback on the last site I posted here. :yes:

Well, three days ago I recieved a check from Google totaling $853... that night I decided to create a site dedicated to helping people earn money from Google AdSense. The site is still under construction and most of the pages aren't up yet. Any feedback on design or content would be welcome. The page uses iFrames to make it easier for the viewer. If I wanted to earn moner from the site I'd make a new page for each letter of the alphabet. :D

Thanks for visiting, and for reading!

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What you are doing is extremely illegal in google's books.

1. you are not allowed to tell anyone how much you earn.

2. you are not allowed to provoke the ads, meaning you cant tell people "click the ads, click the ads!"

3. They must be legitimate clicks.

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What you are doing is extremely illegal in google's books.

1. you are not allowed to tell anyone how much you earn.

2. you are not allowed to provoke the ads, meaning you cant tell people "click the ads, click the ads!"

3. They must be legitimate clicks.

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1. Adsense policy changed. We are now allowed to disclose our revenue earned through adsense.

2. I'm not telling anyone to click on the ads. No where on that site does it say "Click on this ad to make me more money"

3. I know. :)

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I've got the general idea for my website and some code too Futuretechnews.net however no one seems to be clicking on my ads (or even visiting my site for that matter). How would I go about increasing my site's presence on the web?

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