How to Add Google Ads On Your Website

1. When you add Google ads to your website with your unique publisher number, you make money every time visitors click on those display ads.
It calls pay per click advertising.
2. To add Google ads to your website, first you need to register with Google ad sense and add your web address or URL. then Google staff will get back to you through email in regard to approve or disapprove your ad sense application.
Read Google term and agreement before you apply to make sure your website comply with their rules and regulations.

3. Once Google approve your registration as a publisher, Google will issue your ad sense publisher number, which is a unique number to identify every publisher. Every time you create a Google ad sense code, your publisher number will be automatically included into the ad sense code.
4. You can choose from different kind of advertising venues, such as image only, image and text, text link only, search box, video streaming ads, etc. You can choose the size of the ads to display on your website as well.
5. After you create an ad, copy and paste the ad sense code to your website. If you create your website using WYSWYG (What you see is what you get software) or using website templates, You need to go to HTML source to add those ad sense code. Repeat for every pages where you want Google ads to appear.
6. Preview and update your web pages and Google ads should appear on your web pages in few minutes, sometime it appear in instant. Google ads are contextual ads, meaning it will display ads that relevance to your website content.

How to Start a Moneymaking Website Free

1. Find a free website platform you can comfortably navigate. Blogs are an excellent way to start your free website. 'Blogger,' Google's version of the blog, is easy to use and easily searchable.
2. Choose a topic that you know a lot about. Create a name for your blog, as well as a URL, that relates to what your blog is about. Creating an online presence is all about making your blog easily searchable.

3. Decide on keywords your blog topic relates to. Write three articles of 500 to 700 words each, that use your keywords. Use each keyword no more than three times for each article. Upload the articles to your blog.
4. Seek vendors to advertise on your blog. What you're doing is renting space for them to advertise. Different ways to advertise pay differently, so look for the one that works for you. 'Blogger' has its own system called AdSense.
5. Research businesses that want you to advertise by having you write about their product on your blog. This can be lucrative depending on the company and product.
6. Maintain your blog and edit it meticulously. Continue to work with keywords. The wider your audience, the more you can earn from advertisers. The more visits your blog gets, the higher the rate others will pay for space on your blog.

How to Determine the Most Popular Keywords for a Website

1. Navigate to the keyword density tool web page.
2. Type in or copy and paste the URL for your website into the text box labeled 'Valid URL'.

3. Determine how many elements you would like to include in your scan, such as meta, alts and title tags. If you're a beginner with SEO keywords and don't know where these keywords should be placed for the most strategic results, leave all three checked to get the most detailed results from the search as possible.
4. Select no under the section headed 'Include numerals,' unless your website is directly related to a particular date, year, or number. For instance, a website about the mathematical value of pi will include the reoccurring use of '3.14' and therefore should have 'Yes' selected under this section.
5. Select the length of your keyword phrases under the section title 'No. words'. Generally, 1 or 2 word keyword phrase searches are more preferable as they are more commonly recognize by a search engine. But three word phrases can be used if desired.
6. Fill out the security Captcha, which asks you to retype a series of distorted numbers and letters, a process used to deter automated computer spamming of the website.
7. Click on 'analyze'.
8. Peruse the results page, which is listed in descending order, from the most used keyword to the least. Pick between three and 15 keywords with the highest density that directly relates to your topic, and you will pick the most popular keywords on your web page.