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[Linda Anderson Contribution Level: 2]

How do I put adsense on my website page?

Linda Anderson

[Kerry Thomas Contribution Level: 2]

How do I put adsense on my website page?

Linda Anderson

Hi Linda. If you are asking about installing Adsense on the page in your forum link, I'm afraid that you won't be able to install it yourself.

The website is a replicating site and thus the owner of the site would have to install Adsense for you. (They probably will not want to do that.) Unfortunately this is one of the many pitfalls with using replicated sites. You just do not have the control over the content that you need to optimize/and or monetize the site.

I recommend that you consider getting your own website...it can be a blog and there are many free versions out there that allow you to add Adsense, Analytics, Etc.

I would try Wordpress and if you can afford it, opt for the self hosted version and register a domain name that is unique to your interests. Many of the inexpensive hosting plans out there offer a one-click install of Wordpress and will help you get the site set up.

There is no substitute for having full control over your business website. You can control the content,monetization, and optimization of the site. Kerry

[Deborah Gorman Company: Usana Health Sciences, Inc. Contribution Level: 3]

Hi Linda,

I think Kerry is correct about Adsense on replicated websites.

A lot of bloggers put adsense code on their blogs.

If you have a blog where you want to have google ads appearing, you would first go to google and open an account. From there you could navigate to their application for installing adsense on your blogs and follow their instructions for how to install the codes on your site. Google sends their crawlers onto your site, then they will notify you if your site qualifies and provide the code.

One disadvantage of google adsense is that you have to have massive amounts of traffic to build up any commissions with it. Also, google does not pay out any commissions until you have $100 in your account. For that reason, many bloggers never reach the point of actually getting paid by google adsense.

Hope this is helpful. To your success,
Deborah

[Robert Payne Company: GBG Contribution Level: 1]

A while back I came across a site that offers a way to add code to a replicated web site, something like Traffic Python. Unfortunately, I don't remember the exact name. You might be able to find it by surfing traffic exchanges like Traffic Splash.

[Shawn Brooks Company: Organo Gold, Inc. Contribution Level: 2]

Linda,

If you're referring to adding to the website listed in your message.

Follow this http://services.google.com/adsense/bree ... edium=link

or

http://www.google.com/adsense/support/b ... 25731&rd=2

[Cenay Nailor Company: Nussentials Contribution Level: 2]

Linda,

I think a more important question would be "Why would you want to?"

Assuming this is a network marketing opportunity page, and you spent consider time, money and effort in getting people to that page, why would you place a link so they could click off and leave your page?

If, on the other hand, you are building adsense type sites whose sole purpose is to get those clicks, then I have to assume you control the domain, hosting and content. In that case, follow S. Brooks' great links to see videos on how to implement adding Adsense.

But, if you are thinking about adding Adsense ads to your replicated site (you can't) or primary network marketing page (you shouldn't), then seriously... don't.

[Shawn Brooks Company: Organo Gold, Inc. Contribution Level: 2]

Cenay,

Good point.

I'm aware that you can not add to the replicated site.

I think Linda is attempted to add the information to a personal controlled site which then if she has

access to the site she can make the change. She has a blog site and then looks to be a site by a top

leader in her opportunity maybe. She may be attempting to monetize the blog site.

[Ben Fitts Company: SendOutCards Contribution Level: 3]

A better question is...

Why would you want to put Adsense code on your site?

You need to earn at least $100 for Google to pay you. If your site earns $10 a month in Adsense it takes 10 months to earn enough to get paid out. If you earn $20 a month it takes 5 months to get paid out.

Most of you won't be able to even earn $10 a month a from adsense. You'll earn much less because you're web site doesn't get enough traffic.

The REAL question is:

Why would you want to drive traffic from your web site to click on an ad? Don't you want them to optin to your list, buy your product, or join your business? Isn't having them click on a PPC ad counter productive? You're driving them to someone else's web site.

For less than $10 a month, it isn't worth it.

[Susan Redmon Contribution Level: 3]

Hi Linda,

I agree with Ben! Your blog/website space is "high value real estate" and ad choices or affiliate offers should be carefully selected based on your niche/goals. Even with new ad management options, Google can still deliver ads to your site that conflict with your overall goals. Ads that divert traffic away from your site and if clicked on produce very little return to you.

A high value affiliate offer you select to fit your niche will yield much more for you than a random ad selected by a third party. Taken one step further...if your goal is to generate leads for a network marketing business, then the offers your promote on your site should provide you with the contact info you'll need for follow-up purposes. Google ads do not fit that model and affiliate programs need to be carefully screened to insure that they do share lead info.

Hope this helps!

[greeta paul Contribution Level: 1]

Thanks for sharing interesting and informative information, because I am developing own blog and i want to put Adsense on my blog.