Two Methods
I gather that you're here
because you know what Adsense
is, but as yet you don't have an
Adsense account.
Maybe you haven't tried
applying one yet, or you were
rejected the first time, or maybe
you've tried a few times and so
far it's been without luck.
Here I will tell you different two
ways for you to apply to get an
Adsense account.
Method 1 requires patience.
Method 2 is surprising a lot
quicker.
Method 1
You register a blogspot account
at blogger.com
Blogger.com is owned by Google,
for whatever that's worth.
Blogger.com is where you
register the account,
Blogspot.com is where it is
hosted.
I suggest that you choose a good
name, something that is a strong
keyword for the topic that you're
going to blog about. Choose a
topic that you're familiar with,
and that interests you.
Now make a post every couple
of days. Make them informative.
Bonus points if the content is
original. Do this for about 8 blog
entries, then apply for an
Adsense account. Make sure you
post a couple more entries while
you're awaiting approval (this
could take anywhere from 1 to 4
days, speaking from personal
experience and what I've seen of
others).
Once you have your approval,
you can add the Adsense code
to your blogspot blog as well as
your other sites (it's at your
discretion, but make sure your
other sites fall within what is
acceptable in the Adsense ToS.
Don't abandon your Blogspot
account too soon. Maybe blog in
it once a week. If the content is
original then you could start
getting some good Search Engine
rankings for your pages. And it
could get you a little traffic.
Which you can then send to
your other sites.
ATTENTION!
Google have changed the rules!
They now want people to have a
track record of being a good
publisher. Probably long
overdue. But if you try and get
rejected, you'll likely get an email
saying that you're better off
having 6 months behind you.
And my suggestion: make sure
your hubs (or articles, depending
where you're publishing) are top
notch!
Method 2
You don't need a website. You
don't even need content. Yet.
If you haven't created an
Adsense account before, and
apply through HubPages, then
Google will approve your
account before you even need
to write or publish any content.
That's right, no need to create
content before applying to
Google Adsense when you're
applying through HubPages.
Read the Hubpages FAQ here.
Sign up for Hubpages here.
What Next?
After you've registered a
Hubpages Author account (and
followed the updated
instructions above and to the
left) go to Affiliate Settings (it's in
your My Account page, under
Affiliate Settings).
On the "Affiliate Settings" page
you'll see next to where it says
"Adsense" a link to "Sign Up".
It will then ask "Do you already
have a Google AdSense
account?". If you say yes, it'll ask
for your Publisher ID and then in
a few simple steps you will have
linked and activated your
Adsense Publisher ID to your
Hubpage account. However
you're here to start an account,
so select No,
Tick the box for "I have read and
understand Google's terms of
service"
And click the button "Signup for
AdSense" and away you go!
What Now?
After registering for your
Hubpages account and your
Adsense Publisher ID I
recommend you read these
articles: Adsense Beginners Guide
and Click Fraud.
Aside from the Google's AdSense
Program Policies and the Terms
and Conditions they're probably
two of the most informative
articles you need to read and
understand before you embark
on your Adsense Adventure.
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Comments
paul 2 years ago
It really informative , adsense is
really need carefull tactics even
strategies that works. This
information give best start to
newbie or people doesn't know
before hopw to start well. Great
B 20 months ago
are you positive that you don't
have to have any content to be
approved by google adsense?
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