7 Tips To Get Google AdSense Say Yes

These past few days, we've been waiting for a reply from Google AdSense–stating that my application is approved. Fortunately, the winds have favored us; we received an approval from them. And yes, our Google AdSense application is approved, and we’re able now to display ads on our blog, The Random Letter 7. Of course, the road was not that easy. It took us almost a month before they finally gave in to our request. Also, the tasks we did (i.e. site optimization, template design, site navigation, articles/posts uniqueness, etc.) in-order for our blog to be part of their program was quite arduous. However, the fruit of our labor is indeed satisfactory. Now, we are even stoked with our blogging endeavors.

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The Inevitable Copy-Paste Era

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Others say that blogging is one of the avenues where you can see the world from another view and, at the same time, being able to earn money. Before we go into details, let me explain the former first. Blogging, one way or another, is a form and an art of writing–a craft that can be used as a window of imaginations. You may want to ask Shakespeare to understand what I’m saying. Figurative, isn't? On the other hand, blogging can give you opportunities to earn enough for to you to have food in the table. You can buy a mansion if you’re a certified one also. However, as these terms complement each other, more and more individuals are not getting the concept of blogging and monetizing.

Oh, That Random Thought

On my first post, I discussed about the 7 distinct indications of a call center agent. It was indeed lengthy for a guy like me who seldom writes, but I find blogging and/or writing a hobby. However, today's post will be quite bereaved and non-dramatic. Why? Because I'll just suffice about randomness. Yup, you've heard of the latter—RANDOM. And, I'll be utilizing the term literally. As you can see, random stuffs usually occur in our daily lives. Random luck, random bad luck, random faces, random events, random everything! And what better way to add more randomness in life than a blog that posts random things. Right? Right? Right? (I'm just looking for reassurance. Heehaw!)

On The Other Hand: Infolinks As A Google Adsense Alternative

Before I introduce to you how great Infolinks is an alternative to Google Adsense, I’d like to convey my stand about writing and/or blogging. One of the best things in blogging is you get the chance to monetize it while doing the very thing you love. Although the latter should be the main priority rather than the former, it’s still beneficial in a way. It’s an evident reality, but it’s not that easy. When I started writing, using pens and papers were my allies. I didn't have the crystal clear idea that Blogosphere exists. Nonetheless, I was happy and contented with my endeavor. I had to utilize numbers of papers, though. It seems this niche piques an unfathomable world in my mind –strange yet interesting.