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Fortune is a pretty big word however, “internet fortune” is the liable action for today’s standards. One can become an investor, publisher or entrepreneur by linking up an account through Google Adsense.

Without leaving the comforts of home, Google Adsense has thrown the idea of Mad Men Advertising into a full circle reality. Working from home is the biggest struggle many face with, arranging their own schedules based on a day to day exchange with clients. This means that the office workplace is slowly slipping. Yet one question keeps popping up, how does one increase their fortune even by 2% through Google Adsense?

Subtle small changes are the key. Never completely redo a website based on a few shortcomings. Address, locate and then make a few small adjustments.

Take note if the current website you’ve linked up to Adsense is filled with image or image only ads. If so, switch out 2 of those ads for a text only ad. Eventually opt for only text only ads to build up an increased percentage in salary. As far as statistics go, text only ads jumped about four times (through the last two years this has built up to nearly seven times) any individuals revenue’s monthly intake.

Another helpful hint is stepping back, look at the website as a visitor. What changes would you make from the viewpoint of another? If you cannot do this ask a friend for some true advice, what would they change? In recent discussions, publishers have noted by changing a simple color outline to the ads actually drew in more cost per click’s. This immediately started to turn heads to were publishers or blog owners began to identify which color patterns are pleasant as well as inviting to the naked eye. Test out this interesting theory for a week. If nothing changes you could either attempt another color change or switch back to the original color setting.

Even though a crowded web space full of ads can be drawn in by many a visitors eye. It does not mean, this is an appealing or captivating space. More or so once the brain has become over stimulated by information, color, sight, sound, flashing click “me” signs…the individual’s first response is to retreat by clicking out of the web space. Probably to never click on that site ever again.

So remember a vital fact, less is more. Revenue is a hard word to pass up, especially with the thought of quitting that day job and ranking in as much low-cost CPC’s as possible. This is not how it works… at all. Trust in the context of the quality given, publish the work and ideally uncover a small fraction of ads you would want displayed on your site. Because if filling a web space is simply your only priority eventually that space will look more or so like scam website. We all know everyone backs out of that instant click as fast as humanly possible. Less is more, meaning that less can be more of a profit than filling up ad space. Be cautious as well as courteous.

Many things come into play once adding a user to your own Adsense account. More importantly running a bit of a back history on the individuals possible run-in’s with Google Terms Of Service may be a great way to start. That being said here are a few follow the rules information tactics to know about.

1.) Once an individual has been added to your Google Adsense account, you are solely responsible for any wrong doing that individual may cause. This is a “must know before accepting” rule. That’s why Google insists on testing the waters beforehand because one fatal slip up and the entire account can be deactivated.

2.) After the individual has succeeded by passing some sort of test you’ve rigged up. Enter the email address of this individual to your account. If not nothing will happen and no one will be added.

3.) Then a possible pending action may pop up next to the users with sign-in access. If this is the case then you are on the right track.

4.) Now, like with all activation requirements. The individual will need to check their email and click “Accept” on the invitation to activate their account.

As easy and to the point this all sounds, sometimes a refresher course is needed. No one wants to invite a possible co-worker or co-manage blogger and no accepts the invitation. Tell them to check their spam folder as well. Without a doubt this is the simplest, effective also quickest way to ensure someone access to your account as a user.

So the next batch of questions comes in…what if you want to delete a user? A time may come when you’ve parted ways or they simply want to create their own Google Adsense Account. If so follow these steps towards removal.

1.) Sign in to your account.

2.) There should be an X next to the user’s name. If so, click. An email will be sent to the individual informing them of their removal from your Adsense account.

Also after deleting said user, they cannot sign back in to your account. A few people have asked about this and inquired. But once that X has been clicked, the official “End of Service” automatically proceeds. Yet if this is a mistake (for some unknown reason) an activation can be held only if you intend to make them an Administrator. From there on out the individual(s) will be able to access any information on that account.

The important lesson here is to be sure before adding and deleting anyone. Mistakes happen on both ends. Run a test trial first before putting your own Google Adsense account on the line. Inquire, ask questions and most of all keep an eye on any misinformation that may be thrown around. This can be a red flag to the Adsense Terms Of Service. As well as before deleting be sure about any decision that will make a mark on your own account.

Signing up to Adsense with your website was on the more difficult end for new bloggers. Now with 2016 nearly out the door, Adsense continues to upgrade and redefine their approval process. The main pin-pointed aspect is to ensure that the website URL you have provided is compatible with Adsense. If not, look into any Adsense alternatives that will generate ads for your site.

Afterwards the steps are simple. Sign up, login and paste the Adsense code. Even that sentence was barely long enough to completely concluded the excitement that holds out for that first $100 deposit from CPC on your website.

For the more ingrain details… there is a 48 hour to a possible week long waiting period for a website/URL approval. This is protocol everyone, Google Adsense must rake through the potential scammers and URL grabbers by protecting the true curators of each website. You don’t want someone scammer collecting the ad revenue being clicked on through your hard worked and created site, do you? Exactly, no one wants to fall victim to such a circumstance. So Adsense uses the waiting period to sort through which protects your blog/website in the end.

Once the approval has concluded, check your email for a confirmation. Also keep an eye on the $10 mark because Google will be sending over a PIN to your most current address. Of course enter the PIN and don’t forget about it.

With those steps out of the way, slowly but surely a small revenue should start to collect. Some ads will already be placed on the website just by signing up, connecting with Adsense….however, after researching more about ads, low cost CPC’s, high cost CPC’s, etc. Start making spreadsheets which will hold the calculated keywords being used or most frequently published.

Check out this year’s list of high paying keywords, take note if any of them fall into the selected category or topic you’ve chosen to represent. Do not, do not forget about long-tail keywords. Work with the advantage of mixing and matching high cost and low cost parameters. This can easily become confusing but it’s better to educate yourself on the statistics of the game, than being blindsided by a sudden downfall based on SEO keywords. No one is ever prepared for that unless you take the time to research.

We live in a lucky time where Google Adsense has equivocally made resources available at hand. Working from home via a blogger happens to be an official job holding position. Imaginations can wander creating elaborate stories and even the technological blogs are gaining more recognition by the day. This is a business working with you to create a business. Sounds complex, yet Adsense is looking to further simplify any kinks or quirks involved. Keep an open eye out on any Google Adsense updates, changes, qualifications or further explanations involving the approval submission process.

The amount of Adsense myths circulating around the web is substantial. Many are talked about on Adsense message boards or in general. However, have you fallen victim to an Google Adsense myth and do not even know about it? Below we will share a select few.

Consistent Visitors Means Business

Now becoming caught up with the in-flow of traffic means ignoring the recurring users who have essentially become followers. What many do not know is the fact based reasoning, these regular visitors are the higher percentage that will click on ads. Because a site or blog is receiving thousands of users…does not mean any of them will click on an ad. Yet those loyal soon to be customers will.

Will You Be Rolling In Millions? 

Make that a big fact of no. The only reason certain blogs, video blogs, etc have earned an increased pay raise, because they did their homework. With image ads, in link ads and text ads at their disposal; finding correct sections as well as locations on their site to display them. This equals out to a series of smart sales tactics. Brands, logos, etc sells. Publishers will want to invest in the best of the best. Quality more than likely over quantity. No one wants to backup a site full of nonsense or too many topics.

Adsense Does Favor’s Sites 

Gathered around numerous searches many believe that Google Adsense tends to display a reward system by giving these individuals a higher rank. Nowhere near true. Basically the more biological material being produced gives a leading advantage in this area. Organic is key to the Google Adsense system. No one has gained an influx of traffic, this is simply down to the process of the curator. Instead of suspecting Google awarding them, ask for a few tips instead.

Google Has Closed Down Users Without A Single Word 

As far as some individuals will go to point the blame away from themselves, here is another bogus myth. In fact Google will automatically notify any curator of an indecent online presence. Whatever may be the cause (graphic images, mis-use of ads, etc…) the account will be deleted. Although Google believes in second chances, if one can prove that no wrong-doing was involved and all of the commotion is a simple mistake then a reactivation will be handled. Just confirm with the rule book (Google Adsense Terms Of Service) first.

Who knew a long list of questionable actions could be at hand. Nevertheless examined to such an extent. When it comes to Google Adsense many may feel the restrictions and guidelines presented but, this is what helps to run a smooth ship. With a system running at full speed and several hundred/thousands of curators wanted to start earning a profit from their sites (multiple sites on a single account… now that you think about it) rules have to be met.

Hopefully you have not fallen into the victim pool of these outlandish myths and soon discover an easier understanding to Google AdSense.

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