Google Adsense

AdSense is a Google product that helps bloggers, webmasters, forum owners, and website owners monetize their websites by placing ads on their properties for revenue.

Adsense has become the most popular ad network where millions of publishers sign up to monetize their blogs and websites since its launch in 2003.

The Google Adsense program features two different types of ads: text and display ads. Typically, display ads consist of banners and videos. However, Text Ads uses the familiar format of an ad title followed by a brief explanation. The user is redirected to the advertiser’s website when they click the ad.

Google AdSense pays out a minimum of $100 if your website receives decent traffic.
Beginners, however, may find it prohibitive.

The company is big, so getting in can be difficult. A website must be at least six months old, contain at least 20 articles, and have reasonable traffic. Google is very selective with the webmasters it accepts, so you may still have trouble even if you reach this goal.

There are few proc and cons of Adsense that you should take into account choosing the ad platform for monetization your website.

pros	cons
This is one of the largest platforms for monetization.	The website should be at least 6 month old, have 20 articles.
AdSense does all the work for you, just paste the code.	The website should get not less than 1,000 people a day.
No need to search advertisers.	Very strict restrictions on the site’s content.
	If you break AdSense’s rules, the advertising cabinet will be blocked, and you will not be able to fix it.
	Payout starts from $100. If the website is small, you can wait for it for months.

Despite the fact that Google AdSense dominates the advertising market, there are still other alternatives out there — some of which are even better for requirements, earning rates, and minimum payouts. With these alternatives in mind, you can still succeed without adhering to Adsene’s strict requirements.

RichAds is a unique advertising platform for monetizing your websites with push notifications subscriptions. They do not take up site space and can be easily combined with banner ads and other monetization methods.

Even at the very beginning of cooperation, our tests show an increase in the income of the site owner by up to 30% compared to other push providers.

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Aksana Shakal

Aksana Shakal has been in affiliate marketing for more than 5 years and is currently the Head of Content at RichAds, an ad-tech holding company. Her sphere of interest lies in affiliate marketing and SEO copywriting. In her articles, Aksana provided in-depth expertise in gaining traffic with different ad formats (push and in-page push ads, popunders and native ads) and verticals (Gambling, Dating, Nutra, Finance and much more). Aksana also loves reading novels and watching interviews on YouTube.