Google Adsense For Beginners
By Soni Kumari , 09 Jan 2022
Learn how to earn money by showing ads on your website using :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}. This guide covers everything from approval to earnings optimization.
1.1 What is Google AdSense?
Google AdSense is a free advertising program that allows website owners, bloggers, and publishers to earn money by displaying Google ads on their content.
- You earn money when users view or click ads
- Ads are shown automatically based on your content
- No need to find advertisers yourself
1.2 How Google AdSense Works
- You apply and get approved for AdSense
- You place ad code on your website
- Google runs an auction among advertisers
- Relevant ads are displayed to visitors
- You earn revenue (CPC / CPM)
1.3 Google AdSense vs Google Ads
| Google AdSense | Google Ads |
|---|---|
| For publishers | For advertisers |
| You earn money | You spend money |
| Ads on your website | Ads shown on Google & partner sites |
1.4 Who Can Use Google AdSense?
- Bloggers
- News publishers
- Educational websites
- Tools & niche content sites
- YouTube creators (via AdSense)
1.5 Types of AdSense Accounts
- Hosted: YouTube, Blogger
- Non-Hosted: Your own website (WordPress, custom)
2.1 AdSense Eligibility Requirements
- Age 18+
- Website with original content
- Required pages (About, Contact, Privacy Policy)
- Clean domain history
2.2 Content & Website Guidelines
- No copied or AI-spun content
- No adult, hacking, gambling content
- Easy navigation & mobile-friendly design
2.3 Traffic Myths (Truth Explained)
- β βYou need 10k trafficβ β False
- β βOnly old sites get approvedβ β False
- β Quality matters more than quantity
2.4 AdSense Approval Process
- Create AdSense account
- Add website URL
- Place verification code
- Google review (1β14 days)
2.5 Common Rejection Reasons
- Thin or copied content
- Missing policy pages
- Navigation issues
- Policy-violating topics
3.1 Required Pages
- About Us
- Contact Us
- Privacy Policy (mandatory)
- Disclaimer (recommended)
3.2 AdSense Program Policies
AdSense policies define what content is allowed and how ads can be displayed.
3.3 Copyright & Original Content
- No copied articles
- No scraped news
- Always add value
4.1 Display Ads
Responsive ads that adapt to screen size.
4.2 In-Article & In-Feed Ads
Blend naturally inside blog content.
4.3 Auto Ads
Google automatically places and optimizes ads using AI.
4.4 Anchor & Vignette Ads
- Anchor: fixed ads (top/bottom)
- Vignette: full-screen mobile ads
5.1 How AdSense Earnings Work
Earnings depend on advertiser bids and user engagement.
5.2 CPC, CPM & RPM
- CPC: Cost per click
- CPM: Cost per 1,000 impressions
- RPM: Earnings per 1,000 pageviews
Advanced Topics Covered
- Ad placement & UX optimization
- Invalid traffic protection
- Reports & Analytics
- Payments, tax & verification
- Scaling multiple websites
- AdSense career & realistic income