Three Great Ways to Make Money Online Through Google AdSense

Hey, I'm sure, themost of you know what Google AdSense is all about by now. For those who don't, here's a primer: AdSense is a program that you can sign up on to allow Google to place advertising on your website. The ads are less intrusive than most other advertising programs and are often relevant to the content of the website. You earn money based on the number of visitors to your site. More visitors = more potential customers.

But, where can we put the advertisements? Here are three kinds of sites that are sure to make the most out of the program.

• 1. Community Websites

These include Social Networking sites such as Friendster and Myspace, as well as portals that cater to the interests of a specific community like Newgrounds. These sites tend to generate high traffic from users who drop in multiple times daily to check for updates, as well as those who publish on blogs and articles.

• 2. Forums

Message boards are another high-traffic kind of site. Forums like lowyat.net receive thousands of hits daily. Sometimes, forums, due to the sheer amount of information in them, develop into Community Portals. An example of this would be jiwang.org. Due to their nature, these sites tend to require more work and tending to attract membership and promote growth.

• 3. Niche-interest Websites

Sites that cater to the Aquarium or Gardening community are examples of this kind of website. They're usually frequented by a relatively small but loyal number of visitors.

You typically need to keep updating the site with good articles that' keyword-rich and search engine friendly to increase membership.

Take your time building your websites and Google AdSense can guarantee you a lifetime of income.

How to Build Your Adsense Website

There is no "best way" to build a website that uses Google Adsense to earn money...
The best way in your particular circumstances can only be found by testing various
different ideas and choosing the most profitable. Obviously you need a starting point and
so here are a few ideas to get you going:

• Select the best keywords and make website map
• Prepare a website template
• Choose content for each web page
• Optimize your web pages for the search engines

Search Engine Traffic Generation Tool (a powerful one)

If you're building a money making website then free  search engine traffic is an absolute must.  It's the reason my sites became successful, and ultimately the reason I was able to quit my job.

Site Build It! is a great choice if you want to create a content / affiliate site that receives targeted traffic from Google, Bing-Yahoo, etc.

It's only getting tougher out here to master the search engine's algorithms, and many people are doing it wrong as they sit and wonder why they can't find their site in the results. 

Cheaper hosts will save you money, but they aren't in the business of educating you on how to create a search engine optimized website.

SBI! comes with a Brainstorm It! tool that will help you research proftable niches and choose the right keywords to target.

I bought it to see if the hype over SBI! was worth it.  After 11 months, my other website, www.flat-stomach-exercises.com, earned $700 per month in Adsense income alone, and 90% the traffic comes from Google.

Of course, this was 2005 and things have changed. Nevertheless, their system is still one of the best out here. This site still earns a nice passive income today.

Getting ranked in Google

Getting into Google is not hard. The challenge is getting ranked. How well you rank largely depends on how many quality sites link to you.

And as social media matures, now the engines are beginning to use your connections to influence your rank.

For example, if you're logged into Google and do a search for something, the results that show up may be heavily influenced by who is in your social circles in the Google Plus Network.

Also, if you are logged out of Google, the results may be altogether different from when you were logged in.

Google is moving more toward personalized search, which means no two people will see the same results when they perform keyword searches.