Adsense is an advertising program run by Google that allows people looking for customers to advertise. When you do a search ing google you will notice the adsense links on the right hand side.

Well now you can include adsense on your blog or website as a way to make money. When a visitor on your site clicks on the link you get paid.

How much? No one really knows - only Google! But we know it can be a few cents to a $25 dollars!

This is a direct way to make money from blogging because you earn as a result of people clicking on the link.

Now with the advances in advertising online you can earn an income

• From the content on your blog
• From the videos you add to youtube
• From your RSS feed

There are even sites like HubPages that will share the adsense revenue with you for creating Hub Pages!

I recommend you get yourself a Gmail account. With Google taking over so many sites on line it is easier to just use your gmail account.

You can click here to find out about adsense and to sign up here

Then you log in and decide on whether you want to include images only, text and image or text only advertising to your blog. You can also add different sizes of adverts too.

If you want your blog to be quality then you might want to be frugal with the amount of adsense you have on your blog - there is nothing worse than a blog full of adsense everywhere!

It is easy to work out that if you are writing content that includes adsense ads and people are finding that content at some point they may be tempted to take a look at what is available via the links.

So the more visitors the higher your chances of being able to make money on your blog using adsense.

Remember to NEVER cilck your own ads because Google have a way of finding out and will BAN you forever!

Also remember that if you are looking to build yourself as an authority you probably won't want to include much adsense and have more of your own products instead, but for someone new without a product this is a great way to make money blogging.

If you have one blog your income will be limited. If you have 1,000 it may be slightly better :)