My first Adsense cheque
Posted on December 24, 2006
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I logged into my Adsense account just now. Found that my previous months’ earnings have been deducted and what’s left is only earnings from this month. Which, by my current standard, is a lot. Those ads have been on my first blog for more than a year. I’ve never expected it to make money from Adsense, but i did….. AT LONG LAST!!!!….Wooohooo!!!! So, that makes blogging even more fun. Well, the cheque will arrive sometime middle of next month, or shall i say next year, lol. By the time it clears, i should see it in hard cold cash hopefully latest by Mid-February. In time for Valentine’s Day celebration. If not, by Chinese New Year then. I’m so happy. This is certainly another of my online achievements.
I only started seeing my Adsense earnings gain momentum since i started doing paid posts. And that’s since 17 Nov 2006. So, in five weeks time, i actually see the difference paid post can do to my blogs. Proves that writing paid posts really do help with our Adsense earnings. So, those who are reading this now and who would like to make some money online, click on the blue button on the top-right corner of this page and register with Google Adsense. Follow their instructions and paste the codes onto your blog, and you can start earning immediately. It’s just that easy. Then, hurry over to myorganiclife.blogspot.com, click on my blue-green affiliate button on the sidebar and register your blog for writing paid posts. These two work hand-in-hand together; one’s passive income, the other’s active income. Great combination.
Now, i’m beginning to understand more on how these keywords thing works. No matter what, i still strongly believe the fact that good content still rules. Without good content, people who come to your blog through search results will simply go off without clicking on any of the links. So, this gives me all the more reason to come up with better posts for my readers.
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