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I use adwords with content marketing for my site http://www.sclsports.com which is selling soccer jersey, This is adsense place at other website. It generate hugh impression and click per day. So I have to pay a lot to google. Google charge to my credit card on every $50 outstanding. But google suspend account which have high adsense click though rate and lock the money. Does this mean google bill me but most of the time find its way to delay or no payment to adsense webmaster.

I'm guilty of this. I, one of the millions of bloggers out there is also trying hard to establish a presence online, and for what - to earn, and Google's Adsense has been on the top of the list. Nonetheless, I make sure that I have quality posts.

This is from personal experience and not something I pulled out of the air. I see adsence as a scam because its sole purpose is to redirect your customers to other online stores. In turn they pay you a few cents for doing so hence the word Adsense or Ad-Cents. When your balance hits one-hundred dollars Adsense sends you a pin number and you enter your bank information for direct deposit. Then the Adsense group checks your site for content and if any of your links take people to any site that even sells women’s underwear your account will be suspended and they will not pay you the money you earn. Adsense owed me just under $200 when they sent me my letter. Adsense is scam who offers an incentive to seal your business and then doesn't pay you.

The author provides a very basic intro into making money with adsense, but doesnt really go indepth into how it is done.

Here is the real advice for making money with adsense...you will not do it with either a blog or a forum. They both have notoriously low click thorugh rates. Communities DO NOT click on ads. This is basic stuff Rich !!! 

What the author should say is that review sites for the gadgets mentioned are more appropriate. Adsense ads should also be laid out in the best way to attract eyeballs and then clicks. 

Also, just having a keyword in the domain is not going to get you traffic (if you want Google traffic, MSN may send you visitors though).

Anyone wanting the low down on Adsense should type 'Joel Comm' into Google.

@ James Todman...heres some advice man....UPDATE YOUR SITE...and watch traffic and those adsense CPMs increase!!!

Rich,

I appreciate that you're simply helping people to create sites where they might be able to make some money from the net. My only problem is that all these MFA sites, and there are hundreds of thousands at this stage, just fill the web with more or less useless pap. To give an example, I recently tried to stream a football (soccer to you guys) game and according to the SERPs returned for my very specific search I had a wealth of choices to choose from. Alas, not so. It took me over 20 minutes to trawl through slow-loading sites, all filled with adsense and containing nothing but broken links or links that led to another site where the process began again, before I finally found a way of watching the match.

So it is for almost every product out there. Site after site that have been constructed solely to attract clicks, but lack any real content - and 200 sites containing the exact same info on a new product is, to me, a total waste of bandwidth. Of course, the new Google search wiki is proving to be quite useful in this regard - should I ever feel like searching for the same thing in the future - as it allows the user to permanently remove all the rubbish from the SERPs. Unfortunately, getting rid of it all is going to be a very time consuming ordeal.

MFAs have a bad name because they're 90% total, utter rubbish. The best use of adsense should be subtle. If you have a site that is proving popular because it offers the visitor something, then add some adsense by all means. But this creating sites around a topic simply so you can fill it with ads.....I consider it a form of SERPs spam.

Call me a purist, or naive, but to quote Mister Horse from Ren & Stimpy "No Sir, I don't like it".

I used Google Adsense for 3 years, and had gradually built up my income to where it was covering hosting costs, and no more. Then, out of the blue, my account was "disabled." No warning, no explanation. I applied for reinstatement and got not response. Since I did not break TOS, I have no idea why my account was disabled, and the fact that they won't tell me is just infuriating. It's obviously some mistake, since, I repeat, I didnt' break TOS, and yet I can't fight back because they won't explain! So I'm boycotting Google Adsense - will never click on an ad, and telling all my friends to do the same. Yeah, I know that's just an infitisimal drop in the bucket...but if I ever win the lottery and have the werewithal to sue their asses off, I'll do that, too!

Sir,

Your comment as follows "but trademarking is no longer enforced by a large army of corporations on the Internet. The reason is because companies have finally figured out that Internet content centered around their brands is rather GOOD for their brands!" is way off base and legally incorrect without question.

Whether a business decides they want to enforce their trademarks or not is up to them.  But the fact of the matter is your advice is opening people up to legal troubles as many companies still do pursue enforcing their trademarks. 

New sites can easily avoid these issues by picking a domain name that does not infringe upon them.  The domain name has little to do in the overall rankings when you are taking about top 10 sites.  I am sure you will agree it has much more to do with content and backlinks.

Your advice is irresponsible to say the least.

Best regards,

Bob

Its nice to blame Google for all the success.. but very traditional ways (and big, big money) were involved in making those lines go out the door for the Blackberry Storm.  Their TV ads were awesome.. for the few million of us who don't get all our news off the internet.

Plus there was the leftover Apple iPhone envy effect for Verizon subscribers!

I would like to know the numbers of who is more successful - adsense users or those who do the ninja marketing (the 'dirty' marketing work)

btw here are some great articles on How to market a website - over 40 articles

I ask this because as a freelance web content editor I've built and managed many content driven websites and blogs with Google Adsense

Over this past year I've noticed the price per click that I receive has decreased dramatically- so much so that I've now decided it's not worth the daily effort of updating the content for such little reward.

To make money from content embedding affiliate links is definitely the way forward- and use Adsense sparingly just to cover the hosting cost.