How to Create Make a Website for Adsense

1. Plan your website content. Using a word processor or paper, list the main categories or topics that your website will include. You can use a keyword research tool, such as Google's keyword research tool, to help determine what topics would be valuable for your website. Google's keyword research tool will provide number of searches and cost per click information for keywords. In order to help maximize your website revenue, choose page topics from keywords that have a comparatively high search volume and high cost per click.
2. Create your website content. Consider creating text articles, audio, video and image content. Keep your content focused on the main categories or topics that you listed in your plan. Choose a content type that is best suited for your website topics. For example, a visual topic may be better presented using videos or images, while a technical, information-rich topic may be presented more clearly with text articles.

3. Build your website. There are two approaches to website building: hand coding and content management systems, such as WordPress. Hand coding is flexible, but technically involved. Content management systems are typically less flexible than hand coding, but easier for a novice to use. With hand coding, you will enter the HTML code for your website pages in a text editor such as Notepad. In a content management system, you can simply type (or upload) content without having to know HTML or any other technical language.
4. Add AdSense ad units to your content pages. You'll need to access your AdSense account and create new ad units for use with your site. In a hand coded site, you can copy and paste the ad unit code provided by Google directly into the code for a page. With a content management system, you may need to install a plugin (or add on module) that will allow you to incorporate AdSense ad units into your pages or posts.
5. Publish your website. In a hand coded approach, you'll need to transfer your page files to your website hosting service using an FTP utility. In a content management system, publishing pages is usually as simple as pressing the 'Publish' button (or equivalent) on the control panel where you edit pages or posts.