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Widget Wednesday: Google AdSense

Today’s widget under the spotlight is the Google AdSense widget.

The Google AdSense widget makes the implementation of Google ads on your site as simple as copy and paste! If you’re not familiar with Google AdSense, read-on for more information.

What is Google AdSense?
Google AdSense is a flexible, hassle-free way to earn revenue by showing relevant and engaging ads alongside your online content. Best part? It’s free, easy to use and there’s no contract required!

How does it work?
AdSense works by matching text and image ads to your site based on your content and the types of users that visit your site. For example, if you write about running, your readers may see ads next to your post about running shoes and equipment. Ads are created and paid for by advertisers who want to promote their products.

Great content is key
Posting high quality content is the best way to maximize your returns with AdSense. It’s important to take a little extra time defining your topic, creating a post that is engaging and matters to your readers. The more interesting and appealing your content is, the more likely your readers will be to click on the ads on your website.

 

You can find the Google AdSense widget under the Ecommerce widget category in Sitebuilder.

Google AdSense Widget

 

Drag the widget to where you would like the ads to display on your website. It will then open up a dialog box where you can sign up to AdSense and get your code.

Get AdSense

 

Once you have the code, simply paste it into the field shown below and press save.

AdSense may take a while to appear after you have saved it. Don’t worry, just wait a few minutes and then refresh your page.

AdSense add code

 

You are investing precious resources into creating great original content for your users, how about you put it at work with AdSense? Add the Google AdSense Widget to get started and good luck!

1 thought on “Widget Wednesday: Google AdSense”

  1. Informative post,maybe you can shed some light on this,I signed up for adsense for my website and they declined my site for insufficient content,is there a ratio of content they need on your site to approve..I.E number of pages on your site for example…thnx

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