Google is an ad company (a lot of users think they are a search engine, which is not right), it focuses on adding value to its advertisers and publishers. If we talk about the history of AdSense, here are a few fine points that you should know:

1. Google AdSense was launched in March 2003

2. Google Acquired Applied Semantics to grab the name AdSense in April 2003

3. Google AdSense has a referral program in the beginning which is still available to selected publishers.

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How AdSense works?

What AdSense offer is the easiest way for a blogger or a publisher to get started with online         

 monetization.

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 Once you have an approved account from Google AdSense, all you need to do is, add a few l 

 lines   of codes (use AdSense WordPress plugins) or by manually inserting, and Google AdSense        will start showing ads based on different criteria.

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After this, as a blogger, all you need to focus is on driving more traffic to your blog and you will start earning more.  When a visitor visiting your website will click on ads shown by AdSense, you will start making money. In some scenario, Google pays you when visitors even see the ads. Overall, it makes your life easier as now your focus is only on writing quality content and driving targeted traffic.

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AdSense is a contextual ad network, which means that ads will be displayed according to your content.  Another way AdSense shows ads is by using the cookie method. Based on user search history, they display targeted ads which convert better. In short, AdSense makes sure that readers will see targeted ads, and thus you will get more clicks and higher payouts than you will with any other ad network.

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Why use Google AdSense over other ad networks?

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Easy to set up :

Once you have an approved AdSense account, all you need to do is add a code to your theme file, and advertisements will start running on your blog.

Here is a complete guide on how to create and set up an AdSense account.

AdSense means recognition:

AdSense is one of the most highly rated and recognized advertisement programs available. However, AdSense does not approve all types of blogs, and if you are one of the lucky once to have an AdSense account, that means you are doing something right.

One AdSense account for all sites :

With most ad networks, you need to add all of your sites manually, and upon approval of each individual site, you can place ads on that site. With AdSense, however, once you have an approved AdSense account, you can put ads on any website which complies with the AdSense terms of service. There is no need to set up different accounts for different blogs.

This is very helpful for a blogger or a media agency which is growing and add online property.

The AdSense payment system is trustable:

The major problem you will face with small advertising companies is the issue of payment. Despite meeting the minimum payout limit, you may have difficulty getting your payment.  AdSense, on the other hand, is very transparent in terms of payment, and you are unlikely to face any issues obtaining your payment from AdSense.

No doubt Google AdSense is one of the best programs for making money online with a blog.

AdSense helps you to earn recurring income which is idle for anyone who is leaving their online job to make a career online. Also, the quality of ads are par excellence, it would not diminish the quality of your blog even if you are showing more than one ads.

In the upcoming section of this AdSense guide, You will learn everything about Google AdSense.

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Beginner’s Guide to Google AdSense

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I have tried to add as much information & various AdSense tips and tricks as possible which users can implement to significantly increase their revenue.

One thing I would like to say:

Google AdSense is very strict about their policies, so make sure you read the official AdSense guide to learn about the best practices for monetizing with AdSense.

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Getting Started with Google AdSense:

• How To Create AdSense Account

• Google AdSense Account Approval Process

• Adsense TOS: Things to follow and keep in mind

• Maximum Allowed AdSense Units On A Single Page

• AdSense Revenue Share Revealed

• What is CTR in Google AdSense?

• How Does Google AdSense Pay in India?

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