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For most bloggers, Google AdSense is a major source of blog income, and this is because AdSense is the highest paying ads network today. An ad network that gives you 68 percent and takes only 32 percent of every valid click. Participating in the programme is quite a task, I have written a post on that here . They have strict policies that are aimed at protecting their advertiser's interest. To participate in AdSense, you have to be a serious minded blogger who is ready to work by adding value to his site visitors. But wait a minute, is it still possible to make money with Google AdSense considering there are millions of blog out there? Keep reading to discover if it’s possible. What do you need to make money with Google AdSense? Making money with AdSense is pretty simple and straightforward. You can make money with it using different means. Google AdSense for website/blogs: this is the most popular money making method with AdSense. All you need is a website or blog wi...

Google AdSense is one of the major blog monetization methods I use on my blog. It is the highest paying ads network and the best when it comes to contextual ads servings. But as I mentioned countless amount of time that you will need extra work to get your AdSense account approved and to maintain the account. Google has laid down strict rules to help protect its advertisers from black hat SEO practices. So, care should be taken when participating in AdSense. Your account can be flagged and blocked by Google AdSense team if you violate any AdSense policy. The leading cause of account disablement is invalid clicks. What is invalid click activity in AdSense? These are clicks that result from non-genuine user interest, in such cases, blog or site owners ask their friends or site visitors to click on ads. This practice is against Google AdSense policy; you can get banned for that. All clicks should result from genuine user interest. Newbie bloggers should take this into account....

Do you know you can make a lot of money on your blog? I guess this is a fantastic idea. You invest your time, effort the list continues, just to craft out a concise, productive and impressive post for your viewers. It would be a significant progress in your blogging life to turn this passion of yours into a money making channel. It’s possible to make money from your blog, read on and you will see how. Affiliate marketing is one of the many methods bloggers and site owners use to generate revenue. In case you are not conversant with affiliate marketing, here is a step by step guide to mastering it. After signing up with an affiliate program such as Amazon, jumia.com, aliexpress etc. you will receive an affiliate link which you will need to post on your blog. At any time, if someone clicks on this link and purchase a product, you will receive a certain percentage of the sales; popularly known as a commission. As simple as that. Read on to discover how. Step 1: Setup your Blog ...

Making money through blogging is not new, many people have made a lot of it through blogging. Your passion for blogging can be turned into profit when you monetize your blog. The most common blog monetization these days is through displaying advertisements and also through affiliate marking. But wait a minute, what really makes you money from your blog, is it the adverts? A very big no. Your source of money in blogging is your traffic. Without these traffic no matter the number of adverts you place on your site or blog it makes no difference because you will achieve nothing. There are many advertisement networks you can register for and make money some of which are Google AdSense, medianet and more. Consequently, there are numerous affiliate programs you can indulge in such as being an affiliate marketer for jumia.com, Amazon.com, Aliexpress.com, etc. remember, to make money from any of the above methods, you need a lot of traffic. What to do before you monetize your blog. ...

The white hat SEO and the Black Hat SEO are basically the two school of thought when it comes to blog or website optimizations. While White hat SEO believe that by optimizing your site or blog you can get more traffic as it allows search engines to understand and crawl your site efficiently. The later adopt the use of unethical methods to get a result in a short amount of time. Such people prefer manipulating search engine algorithm to get things done than abiding by a set of imaginary internet rules. Blackhat SEO can look promising at the beginning but can result in unimaginable disaster. Might yield a result in the short term but harms your business eventually. Among others, the most prominent risk these tactics pose is that your blog or site can get blacklisted by Google. Most people lose almost 95% of their traffic as a result of this practice. The best thing to do is to ensure your site/blog is not blacklisted. Paying for backlinks The issue of backlinks is so cruci...

Writing quality content on your blog is an essential skill every blogger should have. However, the most important is the amount of traffic that content can pull, and this depends on the strategy followed. You won’t like to write a quality content that nobody reads. Getting traffic to your blog is one of the hardest things to do most especially to beginner bloggers. Every blogger has passed through this stage in his or her blogging career. So, stay calm, you are not alone in this struggle. When I started out blogging, my mum, dad, and few other people were my only blog readers, but now I get a lot more traffic than you can imagine. Getting enough traffic to your blog can be a daunting task considering the millions of blogs out there. To get attention, you have to be unique in your blogging approach. You will always here “chose a less populated nitch” from pro bloggers when giving advice. But the truth is there is no less populated nitch online; you just have to be super creative t...

Professionalism is very important as it showcases to the world your level of seriousness. While starting out on the blogger platform, the default address of my blog contained the “.BlogSpot” subscript attached. Even though many bloggers blogging on blogspot.com still maintain the subscript,