CPC ads work on a pay-per-click basis. Each time a visitor clicks on an ad displayed on your website, you earn a portion of the revenue generated by the advertiser. The amount you earn per click can vary depending on factors like the ad network, the advertiser, the competitiveness of the niche, and the quality of your website’s traffic.
The CPC ad providing agency tracks the number of clicks on the ads displayed on your website and calculates the revenue generated. The revenue is usually shared between you as the publisher and the advertising network, with the network retaining a percentage as their fee. Ad networks typically have payment thresholds, and once you reach the minimum payout amount, you can request payment. Payment methods can vary but commonly include electronic transfers, bank transfer, checks, or PayPal.
Google Adsense is the most popular advertising network that pays more than other ad networks because it earn more than other ad networks. To get your website Adsense approved you need to follow certain guidelines and meet their requirements.
Adsense requires websites to have a sufficient amount of content before they can be considered for approval. Although there is no specific word count requirement, it is generally recommended to have a substantial number of high-quality, well-written pages.
Focus on creating original, valuable, and unique content for your website. Ensure that your content adheres to Google’s content policies, which prohibit certain types of content such as adult content, copyrighted material, illegal activities, and more.
Once you believe your website meets the requirements, visit the Google Adsense website and sign up for an account. Provide accurate and complete information during the application process.
Adsense review times can vary, but typically you will receive an email regarding the status of your application within a few days to month. If approved, you will receive instructions on how to implement AdSense code on your website. If not approved, the email will provide reasons for the rejection, and you can make necessary improvements and reapply.
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