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Google AdSense announced that, as a result of a recent integration, now you can place AdSense ads on Google Sites to earn money.

Google Sites is an online application that makes creating a team web site as easy as editing a document. With Google Sites, people can quickly gather a variety of information in one place — including videos, calendars, presentations, attachments, and text — and easily share it for viewing or editing with a small group, their entire organization, or the world.

Here I show you how to add Adsense and change AdSense ads styles on Google Sites.

How to add AdSense to Google sites

1. Login Google Sites, click on the site you want to add AdSense.
2. Click the More actions drop-down menu, and select Manage site.
3. Click Monetize on the left side of the page.
4. Click the Monetize this site button.
5. Create a new AdSense account or use an existing account.
6. To add AdSense into…
   • sidebar, simply click on the “Add” button under Site Sidebar.
   • page content, Edit any page, then choose Insert -> AdSense from the menu to place ads within your page content.

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While I enjoy cherry blossoms viewing in Japan, I think it would be nice if I can help you to make more money from Google AdSense.

Here is the deal. For a limited time (till I am back from Japan), you are asked to fill in and submit the form at the end of this post.

I will pick a few blogs for Google AdSense optimizations. Free of charge. The AdSense optimizations will include ad formats, placements, colors, etc.

I will publish your blog’s AdSense optimizations tips here (with screenshots), so that other readers can learn and share the tricks.

This is a 100% FREE offer. Simply fill in the form below:

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Note: While I CANNOT guarantee the AdSense optimizations will 100% increase your AdSense earning, it has been proven that proper tweaking could increase AdSense earning up to 300%!

P/S: This is NOT an April Fool’s Joke.

After @Google is on Twitter, now Google @AdSense is on Twitter too!

@adsense does not get as many followers as @google. It has only 500+ followers since March 24, 2009 till now.

For AdSense publishers, AdSense Twitter is a must-follow. It gives useful info and tips related to Google AdSense.

Off-topic: I wonder if the Google AdSense stickers still available or not?

How much you earn from Google AdSense per day? $1? $10?

I made $1000 today! Here is the screenshot:

Amazing, isn’t it? You can do it, too!

Visit Google AdSense Generator and enter the amount you want to make with AdSense, then you will get a AdSense screenshot with your desire earning. That’s it!

OK, it is not real but it is good to motivate yourself to achieve the earning target. Print it out and paste to somewhere you see every morning.

Good luck!

P.S. Seriously, how much you make per day in Google AdSense?

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Google AdSense blog announced a good news for AdSense publishers whose payment exceeds the maximum western union payment amount. Now, Google AdSense will divide up the amounts and send multiple Western Union payments.

OK, this might not interest every AdSense publishers, but it is a good news for AdSense publishers who were not able to receive AdSense payment via Western Union due to the payment exceeds the maximum Western Union payment amount in our countries.

For Malaysia, the maximum Western Union payment amount is USD$2800.

My AdSense payment exceeded the maximum amount and I received AdSense cheque by DHL Express Mail, which cost ME USD$24 for the delivery.

I had updated my payment method back to “check” wait for several weeks for my handsome AdSense check. Then, the check would take a month to be cleared by the local bank…

I miss Western Union payment method so much!

With the new Western Union payment update, I have switched back to Western Union payment method because, if your payment exceeds the maximum payment amount, Google AdSense will split the payment and send multiple Western Union payments to you.

If you’re sent multiple Western Union payments, you’ll see multiple ‘Payment issued’ lines on your Payment history page, each with the corresponding MTCN associated with it.

Now, AdSense publishers like me can switch back to the FAST and FREE Western Union payment method!

Muacks! I love Google AdSense!

(Too bad, my Google AdSense’s December 2008 payment has been issued as “check”…)