Internet Marketing, Make Money Online

A quick search in any major search engine for an AdSense ebook will find Joel Comm's AdSense Secrets, Janet Smiths Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online, AdSense Revenue Exposed, The Beginners Guide to AdSense, Making Money with AdSense, The AdSense Report, The AdSense Mint, AdSense Techniques, Google AdSense Secrets Revealed, and probably many more.

If you're a complete beginner who doesn't even know how to blog then some of these books may be what you're looking for, sadly several assume you're an idiot savant who can't even tie your shoelaces, but amongst the AdSense ebooks there are one or two gems that you should read.

First, answer this question, are you a complete beginner who doesn't even know what AdSense is? If the answer to this question is yes then you'll be delighted to know several of the ebooks cover an introduction to AdSense exhaustively.

Those who already know about AdSense and Google's policies for publishers will probably be disappointed with most of the AdSense ebooks available, you're probably more interested in traffic generation and niche keyword research than the basics of copy and pasting AdSense code into your site.

On a personal level I consider myself to be an advanced AdSense user, I know how to create ads, change their colors, I know about the rules on how many ads to place on a page, and I know about the things we can't do such as encourage visitors to click an ad or placing the ads too close to other elements so that visitors assume a connection. Read More

I'm a big fan of making money online, and one of the easiest ways to do this is to create free websites using blogger.com, and then put Google AdSense advertising on them. Get enough targeted traffic and it's almost impossible not to make money.

Blogger.com is a great service because it doesn't require paying for domain names or hosting, everything is free, there are some great looking themes available for blogger.com that make their blogs look just as good as wordpress, and since Google added labels blogger.com has become a really useful tool for creating large websites.

Begin by finding your keywords, do yourself a favour and ignore the biggies that everyone goes for like insurance, mortgages, or health related keywords. Chances are you're going to be competing against every other Make Money Online expert and frankly some of them are really good at what they do so they're going to beat you every time until you have experience and a network of sites.

Instead look for smaller niches that very few people are targeting, but look for the niches where advertisers are willing to pay more than a few cents to get their ad on your website. Remember, Google only gives you between 5-30% of what the advertiser pays, so if you target a niche with a cost per click (CPC) of 5c per click, you'd need a lot of clicks to make a decent income.

I'm going to digress for a moment and cover Made for AdSense sites (MFA), don't do them. Yeah you're creating websites and you want to monetise them using AdSense, and there is nothing wrong with that, heck Google loves it when we do this because they make even more money and give the advertisers more sites to compete for, but don't be spammy.

Create a website with real useful information in it. That's important, you don't want high bounce rates, and pick a niche that isn't too hard to research, ideally you want your readers to actually read one or two articles, then if they see an ad they want to click that's great, but don't force them to. Don't produce content that is so crappy that they need to click the ad.

Google are smart, they have engineers with higher IQ's than us who develop algorithms to find bad clicks, or websites that are so bad readers are forced to leave. They don't like these sorts of websites because readers and advertisers don't like these sorts of sites.

To find the best niche to work in, use Google's AdWords Keyword Tool, and just brainstorm things you're interested in, or that wouldn't take you very long to research. If you show the CPC column you'll quickly find keywords that pay really well, but seriously, ignore insurance, mortgages, and health. They are so competitive you'd need to have a huge site to stand a chance of competing against other established websites.

One of the niches I really like that pays OK is pets. If you've ever had a cat or dog you can probably write hundreds of articles and never get bored, and the advertiser CPC can be more then $5, it's also a really easy niche to get links to. A good website will naturally attract a lot of inbound links just because so many people have pets.

Another really good niche that is easy to get inbound links is the mommy blog type niche. Write a website about raising children, baby names, things like that. There are millions of people around the world who write about the same thing but only a very small percentage monetize their sites. Simply go out and network with them and if your articles are funny, or make them think, or even if they're slightly controversial and get a good discussion going, you will get lots of inbound links.

The more inbound links you have the higher you'll rank in the search engines, and of course this naturally means you'll earn more income. It isn't easy to start making money online, but once you make your first dollar a day it really gets easier after that.

After you've picked your niche, or the keywords you're going to chase, go and setup a free blogger account, choose a website URL that has your main keyword in it, then start writing articles. Believe me you could start right now. One hour from now you could have your first website online waiting to get indexed.

I can't tell you how long it's going to take until you start making money online, but I can tell you if you don't start you'll never get there. Once your first site is up you've taken the most important step, starting. Do you know how many people read endless articles like this, or buy endless AdSense ebooks, or join forums and ask all the big name marketers for their secrets, but they never ever build their own website.

The truth is that the majority of people in forums like Digital Point, Sitepoint, or Netbuilders don't make very much money online at all. The majority are there for two or three months, they start endless projects but never stick with anything. Most of the regulars probably don't either. The people who make serious money might only comment now and again but they're the people who have been members for a long time.

You could also read people like Problogger or Shoemoney, but honestly if you don't start to create websites yourself you're never going to get enywhere. It doesn't matter how many times people talk about that fat check Shoemoney has on his website from Google, or how many times Darren Rowse is mentioned in other blogs, or if you follow one guru instead of another, it all means nothing if you don't start your own website.

Reading the gurus isn't going to make you money, getting off your proverbial and starting a website is the only way to start making money from AdSense. So, get your keyword research done. Go ahead, brainstorm things you like or could write about easily.

Seriously do that now, if you need a good helping hand, then buy Janet Smith's Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online right now, it's only $37 and gives a lot more detail than this article I've just written.

Blogger.com is possibly the best platform in the world for creating quick and free websites. It has all of Google's resources behind it, and they're not going to shut it down, it's just too big, and they make so much money from people using Blogger they'd be crazy, so ignore all the BS people harp on about maybe losing your sites.

Notice I said sites. Again if you're serious about making money online you'd also be serious about having a lot of websites, you could have just one really big website but if something goes wrong you'd lose everything and all your income. I never put all my eggs in one basket, right now I control around 150 websites. It's hard to manage them all but I have security. That's what you need as well. Good luck.

"Give a man a fish, and you feed him for day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for life"; a saying that is as true today in the 21st century as it was 2000 years ago when Jesus said it. I believe the perfect Christmas present should embody this ideal.

Christmas 2009 is a challenging time for many, and I'd hazard a guess a lot of families won't be getting many gifts this year, and perhaps will have to cut back on their celebrations. Fortunately love and companionship doesn't cost money.

If you know someone who needs to be taught a new skill, I'd like you to consider what the future could hold for your loved one. It's true to say that computers are here to stay, and more and more methods of making money can be done with a computer.

My perfect Christmas present would be a book that gets right to the point and is proven to work, a book that teaches people how to create websites that earn an income, a book that proves you can make money on the Internet.

That book is one that I completely endorse for two reasons. First, I myself am following the system in this book and I'm making money right now from the book. The second reason is that unlike many make money online ebooks that particular book shows you a system that is completely 100% free.

It's written by Janet Smith and is entitled "Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online", and is a thoroughly detailed system of using Google's free keyword tool to identify niches from which you can create a free blog on Google's Blogger.com and make money y using Google's AdSense program, which is free to join.

I know it seems like an unusual perfect Christmas present, but I take to heart the advice of Jesus Christ, and I give gifts that allow my loved ones to work for themselves. I really love my family, so much it hurts, so you understand that when they're suffering it pains me.

But Jesus' words about teaching a man to fish give me hope and inspiration in these difficult times. His love is never ending, and so is mine. This is why Janet's ebook is a book I recommend. Perhaps best of all, the book isn't available on paper so she is doing her little bit to help our planet.

I first came across the Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online about 4 weeks ago, and it's already working for me, and helping me to create websites on topics I love writing about, but now I know how to optimize the websites to make money. Buy Janet's make money online ebook now.

Merry Christmas.

This is a review of Janet Smith's make money online ebook entitled "Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online", is written for beginners, people who know they want to earn an income online, they've probably heard of AdSense, and might even have an AdSense account, but are probably struggling to make a dollar a day.

Janet's book is marketed squarely at people who want to give up their day job, and may have tried to make money online but just haven't succeeded. This book is written people who may know what AdSense is, but don't know how to make money using AdSense. Of course the techniques in her book could just as easily be used to make money from other advertising programs or affiliate programs, but since AdSense is the single biggest ad platform on the planet, and a website that earns money from AdSense is mostly passive income after the content is written and indexed in search engines, it just makes sense to use it.

To make money online Janet says you need a system. I agree with her. Her system simple, but detailed, and doesn't require any money upfront for domain names, hosting, or paying for advertising campaigns. Yes, you read that correctly, after you've read Janet's book the only thing you need is a computer and an Internet connection. You don't need to buy domains, or pay for monthly website hosting.

For me this is the clincher on why I'm reviewing and recommending Janet's Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online. The goal of making money is to cut expenses down to the bare minimum. What is the point of registering hundreds of domain names, or paying every month for website hosting if you don't need to?

If you have a computer and an Internet connection, or you can borrow these, maybe in an Internet cafe or school library, then you have what you need to start Janet's program. In practice you're going to need access to a computer for a minimum of 4 hours per day to do keyword research, write articles, and get them published, although at a pinch you could use a computer without an Internet connection and write articles offline, as long as you can access the Internet for an hour a day.

Her book is called "Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online: How to Realistically make money online from anywhere in the world!". Janet considers herself to be a digital nomad, someone who can work anywhere and still make money. She has hundreds of websites, and together they give her a really good income, she proves it in her book.

So, before I tell you what's in the book, let me digress for a moment and cover the new FTC regulations on disclosure of earnings projections. Unlike many other ebooks I've read, Janet's Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online isn't going to promise you $100 dollars a day or a million dollars in one month. The value of this book is that it describes a system that you can follow using free websites and Google's AdSense program to make money online. How much money you make is dependent on you.

You need to pick keyword niches that pay. If you can do that or if you're willing to learn, then this book is a great introduction to working from anywhere using free websites and Google AdSense. In the future, after you've read this make money online ebook you might decide to invest in domain names and website hosting. But right now you don't need to, and you may never need to.

What are free websites? Well the obvious one is Blogger.com, and yes, you can make money using free blogger sites and Google's free AdSense program, really the two are a marriage made in heaven. Google owns Blogger.com, and they give you the tools to make money online with their AdSense program. All you have to do is write content, and get traffic.

Google owns the world's largest search engine, and they own AdSense, and they own Blogger.com, and they own YouTube, and everything is free to use. Google want you to create websites using their Blogger.com free hosting, they'll pay you to optimize your site for their search engine. Really, if you fail it's because you don't put in enough effort.

Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online contains 13 chapters and all are useful for the beginner. Janet takes a couple of chapters to explain what her make money online ebook is all about, it isn't for experts who are already making money. The book is 100% for people who know it's possible to make money online, but haven't done it yet. If you have a blog, or use Facebook, or just use search engines to find things then you can read this ebook and learn how to make money. So if you want to be a digital nomad, you'll get the knowledge you need to do so from the Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online.

Probably most people will skip straight to chapter 7, "Monetization Methods & Conducting Keyword Research", but for me chapters 4, 5, and 6 were the most interesting, basically they cover doing keyword research, building content that converts, and getting backlinks that help you rank in the major search engines for your chosen keywords.

Let me tell you that everyone I speak to asks the wrong question first. They always ask me how to optimize their AdSense to get clicks. Wrong question. Most people would be lucky to get 100 unique visitors per day to their website, and probably most of them come from Entrecard, StumbleUpon, or other social networking sites. But the reality is those people don't click ads.

The kind of people who click ads are people who are actively looking for something, usually from a search engine, and when they see your page they'll click the ad if it's relevant to their needs. The real question people should ask about making money from AdSense is how do I get search traffic, and a lot of it. 100 visitors per day might only mean 2-3 clicks, maybe a few more but really not very much. You need hundreds or thousands of visitors per day to get good income from AdSense.

Janet explains this better than I can, and in chapters 5 and 6 she really goes into a lot of detail about writing content that attracts the best ads, and then how to get a lot of other websites to link to you so that you rank for the keywords that pay well. Honestly, anyone can do this, but very few do. This is why I recommend you buy Janet Smith's "Nomad's Guide to Make Money Online" now!