Is Google AdSense any good?

AdSense adds no additional value to your website or blog what so ever! AdSense ads can seriously damage your conversion rates. Again, not great for your users that have to wait for your ads to load so they can read your post. AdSense is the least profitable way to monetize your blog unless you have a ton of traffic.

Why AdSense is the best?

It’s the most popular pay-per-click (PPC) program on the web, used on over 10 million websites. AdSense is lightweight, reliable, and offers publishers a fair share of revenue generated from clicks. Then, we’ll explore the best ad networks outside of AdSense you can use to quickly begin monetizing your blog.

Is AdSense safe?

Google uses industry-standard SSL (secure socket layer) technology to protect every interaction you have with us. This protects your tax I.D. and other personal information. Please also read the Google Privacy Policy.

Can you choose ads in AdSense?

Google AdSense is a beginner-friendly way to get started with online advertising. You can’t choose individual ads to display, but you have a great deal of control over the categories and types of ads that are placed on your site.

How can I contact Google AdSense?

Here is how you can contact Google Adsense via email – Open Google AdSense Contact us. Ensure that you are logged in using your AdSense credentials. Now select the nature of email contact. Now hit Email as shown in the Green box. In the next window list out your name, email, Publisher ID, Attachment if any, Website & description.

What is the best alternative to AdSense?

Media.net is the best alternative to AdSense in terms of ad types. Media.net is a contextual ad network by Yahoo! and Bing, and it offers high-paying ads.

When does Google AdSense payout?

AdSense calculates your income for an entire month. After the month ends, AdSense takes a few weeks to review your earnings and identify false impressions and clicks before finalizing the payment. This review is normally done by the 20th of the succeeding month. Google AdSense sends payments in the last week of the following month .

How does Google AdSense pay?

Adsense pays on a pay-per-click (PPC) basis, so publishers get paid based on how many clicks they get to their ads. The pay for each click can be as low as pennies and as high as $10 (in very rare cases).