Showing posts with label how to make money using youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to make money using youtube. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 August 2013

How to make money using google adsense

What is Google Adsense???
The majority of Internet users are probably
aware of Google AdSense but for the sake
of keeping beginners up-to-date here is a
quick overview about the program and
major benefits:
It is own by Google
It’s a major source of income for
Google (On 2012 Q3 earnings from
AdSense was $3.13 billion which
represents around 27% of Google’s
revenue)
It is free for publishers
Advertisers use the Adwords program
to advertise their products or services
on AdSense websites. They only pay
when someone clicks on their ads (PPC
– Pay per click) Publishers receive 68% of the revenue
and Google 32%. For example if an
advertiser pays $1 for a click then 68
cents will go to the publisher and 32
cents to Google.
The cost per click calculation is based
on an auction type system
It is very easy to use
It is the most reliable advertising
platform on the Internet today and
can generate the most revenue for
publishers (compared to other similar
PPC systems)
AdSense besides content web sites is
also available for games, videos,
mobiles and search products.
You can find out more details about Google
AdSense in the AdSense Help Center.
So, AdSense is free, easy to use, you get
68% of the revenue – what else do you
need to make money with AdSense?

What do you need to make money with adsense???

You need a content rich website
AdSense loves content rich websites.
Content can be of any kind (including text,
images, videos), provided that it does not
violate the AdSense content policies.
It is suggested though to have text on the
pages as well so that the AdSense crawler
can understand better what the website is
about. AdSense is more suitable for
websites that publish articles, case studies,
how-to guides (like this one), but there are
also success stories of other types of
websites as well.
You need a high quality website
It’s not enough to publish content that
does not violate AdSense content policies
but you also need to provide for high
quality content on a high quality web site .
Google is liable to advertisers for the
money the pay so they don’t want their ads
to appear on low quality websites. In the
past this was possible but the last couple
of years they have more strict policies on
the type of websites you can run AdSense.
You need a LOT of traffic
AdSense is a good way to make money
online and it is perhaps the easiest method
provided that you have a good amount of
quality traffic coming to your website. I
cannot give you an exact number because
the amount of money you can make
depends on the earnings per click (EPC)
and click through rate (CTR), but I don’t
usually advice my clients to run AdSense on
websites that have less than 300-400
unique visits per day.
In general though, the more targeted
traffic you have, the more money you can
make with AdSense.
You need to target the right keywords
If you target the right keywords in your
content then you can make more money
with AdSense or with any other advertising
platform. What are the right keywords?
Keywords that are: (1) used by advertisers
to promote their products so the
competition is greater and (2) action
keywords. Action keywords are more
effective since the users are more likely to
‘take action’ i.e. convert after they click.
Let’s look at the following example:
Assume that you have 2 websites in the
weight loss niche that are running
AdSense. Both websites receive the same
amount of organic traffic and they have the
ads in the same positions. The first one is
getting visitors searching for: ‘weight loss
tips’, ‘how to lose weight’, ‘lose belly fat’
and the other one is getting traffic from
keywords like: ‘why drinking water is
important’, ‘what to eat after dinner’, ‘how
many meals to eat per day’.
The first website is likely to make more
money with AdSense because more
advertisers are interested for those
keywords so the number of available
relevant ads will be greater. Users are also
likely to click the ads more often since
users looking for tips or solutions to their
problem are more likely to click on a
relevant ad than users who are searching
for general information.
This is also the reason why organic traffic
is considered to be more valuable than any
other form of traffic i.e. because it is
highly targeted and converts better.
You need to fully comply with AdSense
policies
As I said above AdSense represents 1/3 of
Google’s revenue so they take the whole
program very seriously. While it is relatively
easy for everyone to get an AdSense
account, if you don’t play by their rules
100% you risk losing your account.
Even if you are an existing or new AdSense
publisher make sure that you read
their policiesbefore implementing AdSense
on your website. Remove from your mind
any ideas for tricking the system and
always remember that they have hired the
best people to make sure that nobody will
be able to bypass their rules and policies.
You need to have a website with a
purpose and not a MFA (made for
AdSense) website
While AdSense is a great way to monetize
a website, websites that are made for the
sole purpose of running AdSense ads are
not favorable by Google. I have mentioned
this in a previous post: 5 reasons you are
not making money online and what is
important to understand is that you
website or blog needs to have a clear
purpose which goes beyond making money
with AdSense.
Yes, you can use AdSense to make money
from an established blog that has lots of
traffic and visitors; you can use AdSense to
make some extra money from you website
while selling your own products and
services as well, but it’s not a very good
idea to make a blog and start publishing
mediocre content for the sole purpose of
getting organic visits and then run AdSense
to make money. In the past this model
may have worked, but not anymore.

How to earn money using youtube

Looking to earn some extra scratch from
your huge collection of adorable cat
videos? Think you’ve got a shot to go viral
with that heroic three-story bellyflop you
did last summer? No matter what kind of
footage you’ve got, there’s a way to make
money off of it.
That being said, you should know that
YouTube isn’t some kind of cash cow just
waiting to be milked. Sure, there are a
handful of YouTubers that make bookoo
bucks, but they are the exception, not the
rule. There are hundreds of millions of
YouTube channels out there, and the vast
majority of them only make a few cents a
day. Earning a sizable amount of money on
YouTube takes time, dedication, hard work,
and oftentimes just plain luck. But hey, if
that Fred kid can be make millions of
dollars and land a movie deal just from
being ridiculously annoying, who’s to say
your channel can’t bring in a few bucks?
It’s worth a shot.
Thanks to Google’s YouTube Partner
program, monetizing your videos is
extremely easy. If all’s well with your
account, you can have ads up and running
on your videos in just a couple hours, ready
to start building your retirement fund a few
pennies at a time. Below we’ve covered the
steps you need to take to get started,
along with a few tips for making great
videos that people will watch.
Before you can start making money off of
your videos, you need to enable
monetization on your YouTube account. In
doing so, you become a “YouTube Partner,”
which basically means you allow Google to
place ads on your content in exchange for
payment each time one of those ads is
clicked.
Step 1 : To enable monetization on your
account, make sure you’re logged in to
YouTube and go to account features . Once
you’re there, look to the middle of the
page and find the Monetization section
listed under Features. Click
the Enable button and agree to Google’s
terms of service to continue.
In order to be eligible for account
monetization, your account must be in good
standing. If you’ve uploaded any
copyrighted content or disregarded
YouTube community guidelines by posting
horrible comments, Google might not allow
you to monetize your videos.
Step 2 : After you’ve agreed to the terms of
service, you’ll be greeted with a dialog that
looks something like this:
At this point you’ll need to decide what
kind of ads you’d like to be displayed on
your video. Overlay ads are the small
banners that occupy the lower third of the
video, whereas TrueView ads are video ads
that play before your video. Using both
isn’t always the best plan – depending on
the content of your video, you might want
to opt for one over the other.
Think about the type content you’re
working with and be conscious of the
audience likely to consume it. If your video
is a tutorial on how to rope a goat, tie a
bowtie, or some other piece of valuable
educational material, then your viewers are
more likely to sit through an ad. If your
video is just something silly and fun, you
might want to opt for just Overlay ads, as
TrueView video ads can often turn people
away from your video before they even
watch it. Don’t stress too much about
which ads will be more effective though –
you can always change your settings later.
Just keep an eye on your Adsense page to
track views and clicks so you can get an
idea of what works best.
Step 3 : Click that big ol’ Monetize button
in the lower left and you’re all set. Your
videos will be under review for a short
period, but after that they should start to
display ads whenever they’re played.
Getting paid:
Now that you’ve got your account all set up
and monetized, any earnings you get will
be funneled into your Adsense account. If
you don’t already have an Adsense account,
you’ll need to set one up at some point,
but Google doesn’t force you to do it until
your video starts generating a decent
amount of revenue. In order to fully set up
your Adsense account and receive your
earnings, you need to complete the five
steps listed here.
The last of these five steps requires you to
meet a payment threshold before Adsense
gives you money. Basically what this means
is that you’ll need to accrue at least $100
before you get paid. If you don’t meet this
threshold by the end of the month, your
earnings will be rolled over to the next
month (and the next month, and the next
month if necessary) until the threshold is
met. Depending the popularity of your
video(s), this could take anywhere from a
few hours to a few months – or even
years....