There is a good reason why Google Adsense has tightened its payments.

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  1. hotwebideas profile image64
    hotwebideasposted 12 years ago

    I am not going to claim that I am an expert on Google Adsense, but I have been on Google Adsense for 7 years and have made some decent money. I am also writing a hub on this subject and will announce when it is available.

    First of all, my advice to all of you hoping to make money on Google Adsense is to use their Adsense for Search program more than the actual ads where people click the hyperlinks. The reason I say this is because people do not click on ads. They ignore them.

    People always need to search on big websites. I am sure you all search for topics on Hubpages. Searches are powerful and 75% of my Google Adsense revenue is from Adsense for Search. I make very little money on the actual Google ads and I plaster my Google Adsense code on all 7 of my websites.

    However, I am sure that most of you know that Google Adsense is the flip side of Google Adwords. The Google Adwords advertisers pay Google for the money that Google pays you, so in essence, you get paid from the Google Adwords advertisers with Google being the middleman. In other words, Google is the agent and it takes its cut.

    With that said, let me add that Google Adwords sales are down, because of the economy. People are not paying Google like they used to for Adwords. That is why Google cut the Adsense payments down.

    Still, my advice to everyone is to use Google Adsense For Search. Although, you cannot do this on Hubpages, I am sure you all have websites and blogs. Let people search that way. You WILL make better money.

    Bruce

    1. Cagsil profile image70
      Cagsilposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Make no such announcement. There is no self promotion in HP's forums.
      Untrue.
      I am happy for you.
      That's what I gathered from Google Adsense, since it states that it is ad revenue sharing program.
      And, you can back this with something more than your words?
      Actually, a Google Search feature was suggested to Staff a while back. However, we haven't heard anything about it since then.

      1. hotwebideas profile image64
        hotwebideasposted 12 years agoin reply to this

        Sorry, I didn't know that making an announcement without a link is still promotion, but what am thin line. tongue

        If HP can make Adsense for Search available, it would be better for all of us, including HPs ad sharing model.

        Cross your fingers.

  2. Aficionada profile image79
    Aficionadaposted 12 years ago

    How does it work? Is it a separate program requiring separate sign-up, or can any Adsense participant just go to their Adsense account to activate it (if they have a blog or site where they can use it)?

    1. hotwebideas profile image64
      hotwebideasposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Aficionada, all Google Adsense money making methods are under the same login. You simply access your Adsense account and you have access to the HTML for Adsense for Content (the keyword ads that look like banners), Adsense for Search, Adsense For Mobile Content. Also, if you use RSS Feeds like me, there is AdSense for Feeds.

      Lots of ways to make money on Google Adsense, folks!

      Bruce

      1. IzzyM profile image86
        IzzyMposted 12 years agoin reply to this

        I am failing to see why you titled this thread "There is a good reason why google adsense tightened its payments". Are you suggesting what you are doing is a rip-off or something?

        1. hotwebideas profile image64
          hotwebideasposted 12 years agoin reply to this

          No, IzzyM. People are complaining lately that they are making less money on Google Adsense in the past weeks and I am just explaining why Google is paying less.

          1. IzzyM profile image86
            IzzyMposted 12 years agoin reply to this

            OK, but it could have been seasonal too?

            1. hotwebideas profile image64
              hotwebideasposted 12 years agoin reply to this

              Seasonal? It would be all year round. Maybe I am not understanding the question.

 
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