How to Make Money in 2016 with Google Adsense

Let’s open with some cliff notes on AdSense.
It’s one of the easiest methods of getting revenue that webmasters can use to become making money online. It’s a pay per click banner model, and it involves placing Javascript code in the pages of your site where you want to display AdSense banners. When a visitor to your site sees a contextual ad that he / she is interested in, and clicks, you receive a share of the revenue Google earns from the advertiser.



Sound simple enough?
HOW ADSENSE WORKS IN 2016

If you have a website in a niche that receives good, targeted traffic, you can use Google AdSense to help monetize it by showing banners. Start by creating an AdSense account with Google Adsense for “Site Targeted” ads.

The key to success here is to place properly-sized ads on high traffic pages of your website, particularly the home page.

There are various AdSense ad block sizes to choose from. It’s typically agreed on that the most useful banner size is 300 x 250 – it fits neatly in blog articles for dynamically sized browsers, including WordPress.

From there, it’s a matter of testing and tweaking to see which banner size (and what placement) works best for you.

Here’s what you’re going to need to make money with Google AdSense in 2016 and beyond

RackSpace Review: The Ultimate Managed Cloud Host

You might say that Rackspace is one of the more unusual and mysterious hosting competitors on the market today. We’d probably agree with that assumption. You see, Rackspace isn’t just for the average garden-variety hosting needs that you come across on the market today. They specialize in higher , more strategic solutions.

Have you heard of ‘infrastructure as a service’ solutions/ hosting? That’s what they offer. Rackspace managed cloud hosting begins at over $10,000 per year for an eight server Web application package. Yeah! Not cheap – it’s more enterprise-level solution.



Now that we’ve established that, you may want to hit the back button in your browser.  However, Rackspace review also has smaller hosting packages that are a little more affordable.

If you plan on using Rackspace cloud for your website, websites, or projects, you can choose between a multitude of cloud products.

NameCheap Review: Domains & Hosting Done Right

NameCheap needs no introduction. They do a lot of things, and they do them well. You might have already heard of NameCheap as the main competitor to GoDaddy on the market. Personally, I think of NameCheap as purely a domain registration website. However, they’ve expanded well beyond that umbrella.

In addition to the quality domain registration service, NameCheap also provides strong, reliable, and affordable website hosting. Open since 2001, NameCheap has a good reputation for all its services. They stay relatively quiet and anonymous in terms of marketing, but they’re still a well-known company in the industry.

NameCheap Review has several hosting options, including the standard offerings: shared, VPS, and more. If you’re looking for a company capable of helping you with all aspects of website management, this is one to consider.

BigCommerce Review

There’s quite a few e-commerce store builder options on the market today. Many of them possess similar qualities, although a few have features that significantly separate them from the competition. Of the few e-commerce store builders that stand out on the market today, one of them is BigCommerce.

BigCommerce is a pretty convenient store builder that streamlines the workflow and makes things easy. Quite a few retailers on Internet today are using BigCommerce to build and maintain their stores. With almost 100,000 different customers, BigCommerce has clients in a variety of industries.

BigCommerce has stores in over 65 countries, and those clients have combined to rack up more than $3 billion in sales. Clients range from brand-new sellers to long established companies making millions annually.

1&1 Web Hosting Review

1&1 is a relatively lesser-known web hosting option on the Internet today. Perhaps you’ve already heard of them; perhaps not.

Despite that, I have to admit that they’re one of our favorites in terms of what they offer, how hard they work to satisfy their customers, and their pricing overall. Now’s a great time to learn more about what they offer.

They aren’t as big as some of the other competitors on the market, like BlueHost and GoDaddy. But that doesn’t mean they don’t have anything to offer.



If you take a look at the review below, I think you’ll be surprised at some of the things that 1&1 differentiates themselves from the pack on.

MailChimp: The Smart Email Marketing Solution?

Looking for an effective CRM tool that you can use to stay in the inboxes of customers around the world? Maybe you’re looking to deliver everything from blog posts, to products, to promotional emails to your email list.

Whatever the case, MailChimp is one of the most solid auto responders on the market today, and it’s well known by the vast majority of the online marketing world.

MailChimp delivers emails, and it does it fast. There are a variety of different options you can utilize to see how you’re doing, including analytics, templates, and reports. It’s a solid option to work with.

MailChimp is an excellent starter service and one you should consider for your long term email marketing needs.

Below, you’ll find an in-depth review of the tool. Product CreatorMailChimp is used by 10 million different people and businesses, making it one of the most well-known email CRM’s/autoresponder is currently on the market.

HostGator Web Hosting Review

HostGator Web Hosting needs no introduction.

One of the most well-known hosting websites in the world, HostGator is a very, very common solution for new & experienced webmasters alike.

HostGator has a variety of different hosting packages that it offers to customers, such as its virtual private server (VPS) packages. But, the company’s more well known for its shared & dedicated server plans. Those, in particular, make it stand out from the pack.

Both the company’s dedicated server packages & its shared packages are so well rounded (in terms of features, capabilities, etc) that you’d do well to consider them when shopping for a hosting solution.

Below, will go into further detail on what separates HostGator from the pack, in addition to some of the company strengths and weaknesses in the hosting field.

HostGator is one of the older players in the hosting world today. Its parent company is Endurance International Group. The hosting provider offers various month-to-month shared hosting plans, but keep in mind that they want you to sign up for longer, monthly contracts!

They’ll upsell you at each opportunity. Longer-term contract start at six months and can extend multiple years.