MMO - Can I Add AdSense to My Blog?

Adding AdSense can be done to any of your locations on the internet:

• Your website - photo album, biography page etc
• Your blog - all languages can be used. People will generally get ads in their own languages
• HubPages you create
• On theme pages

Let's go through these points.

AdSense On Your Website

Let's say you're running a hobby website about fly fishing. Such a niche could work excellently with AdSense - and even Kontera and other content related systems. Similarly, you might be running specialty sites such as hunting, financial stewardship and other specialty niches. These areas typically have high paying keywords.

AdSense On Your Blog

Blogs are regularly updated, and therefore they are attractive to AdWords advertisers - remember that AdWords is where people buy ads, and AdSense is the system where you shows ads on your sites. AdSense can perform well in high paying key word niches - and you will only very rarely be faced with showing public service ads because your blog will normally have content with relevant key words for good AdSense ad placement.

AdSense on HubPages

You can also show AdSense ads on HubPages, so you don't even have to host your blogs or theme pages yourself. Most free services also allow you to place AdSense on your sites. You won't get any information as to the ratio with which your AdSense ads are shown compared with those belonging to HubPages, but a qualified guess is that your AdSense ads are shown 1/3 of the time - meaning your ads will appear once every three times your pages are viewed by others.

On Theme Pages

Theme pages can also be an excellent place to have AdSense ads, since this could be a "temporary" niche for you. You can have a family domain with photos and fun articles and maybe a theme page on project management. Such a theme page could attract more business-related ads, and could therefore serve very well in penetrating a market you would not otherwise get ads from.

In Conclusion

Earning money from AdSense ads requires content. AdSense ads are adapted to what is already on your page. Those who speculate in this - and run worthless sites - are usually reported to Google, and they are quite understandably interested in banning such sites. Your content should never be centered around Google ads, but you can earn good money from AdSense when you have quality content on the web.