Anilrgowda

There are two ways to think about AdSense: you can think
of it as a way to use your website to make money; and you
can think of it as a way to make money with a website.

What's the difference?

The difference is in the content. In the first case, you
already have a website and you simply put AdSense on the page
to turn it into cash. You might change the content a little
to influence the ads and you could make sure that you include
the best keywords to bring you the highest revenues. You
should certainly play with the way the ads look on the page
to make them attractive and unobtrusive -- and there's a huge
range of different strategies you can use to do that.

Ultimately though, the content is there already. You're just
using AdSense to turn the content you're going to create
anyway into money -- and you're going to use AdSense secrets
to make those revenues as high as possible.

But lots of people also want to build a website from scratch
for the sole purpose of cashing in on all the money available
through AdSense. There's nothing wrong with that -- provided
the content is high quality.

This is crucial. Google doesn't take kindly to sites packed
with keywords and all sorts of other garbage just to provide
a space to put up an AdSense unit. There's a good chance they
won't approve the site, and little chance, even if they did,
that you'd get any click-throughs.

But that doesn't mean you have to really bust a gut to create
the sort of website that brings you a small fortune in AdSense
revenues. In my book, Google AdSense Secrets, I discuss in detail
a number of different methods that you can use to create great
content quickly and easily. Some of these methods cost a little
money; some are completely free and still give you outstanding
content. Whichever method you use though the important to
remember is that your site has to have real content that people
will genuinely enjoy reading. There's no point in trying to cut
corners in creating content -- and absolutely no revenue to gain.