How to Make a Website for Google AdSense

1. Create a website plan. With a word processor, or simply pen and paper, write down the main information pages or topics that your website will cover. To help optimize your website for ad revenue, you can research keywords using Google's keyword research tool. The keyword research tool will tell you what topics are valuable based on number of searches and cost per click information. Focus on keywords with comparatively high search volume and cost per click in order to help maximize your ad revenue.
2. Produce content for your website. Explore producing images, audio, video and text articles. Using your website plan and the keywords you came up with, produce content centered around the most valuable keywords you identified. Select content types that will be best suited for conveying your information. For example, an information-dense technical topic may be suited to text articles, while a visual topic may be better presented using images or videos.

3. Make your website. There are two approaches to making a website: content management systems, such as WordPress, and hand-coding. Hand-coding offer greater flexibility, but is a technically involved approach. Content management systems are not as flexible as hand-coding, but typically offer an easy-to-use interface for making website pages. In the hand-coded approach, you'll need to enter HTML code for your website pages in a text editor, such as Notepad. With a content management system, you can simply type (or upload) content without having to enter HTML directly.
4. Place AdSense ads on your website pages. Access your AdSense account and build new ad units using the ad unit creation tool within the AdSense interface. With a hand-coded site, you'll need to copy the ad unit code from the AdSense interface and paste the code into your page files. To place ads on pages in a content management system, you may need to first install an AdSense plugin (or add on module) using the content management system control panel. Then, use the plugin to place AdSense ad units into your website pages or posts.
5. Publish your website. With the hand-coded approach, use an FTP utility to transfer your website files to your web hosting service. With a content management system, you can publish pages by simply pressing the 'Publish' button or equivalent on the page control panel.