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Discover if you can get rich with Google Adsense....1.6 Can You Get Rich With Google Adsense? While I can’t guarantee results, of course, since a lot of your success lies in your own hands, I wouldn’t have written this book if we didn’t believe in the power of Google AdSense. A lot of webmasters are making a lot of money off of AdSense, and there’s no reason you shouldn’t be one of them. The amount of money you can make with Google AdSense mainly depends on what user needs your Website fills. For instance, a site about women’s issues can make some serious bucks on AdSense because of the high level of competition for related keywords. The CPC (cost per click) is the amount you get paid every time a user clicks on one of those ad banners. CPC rates for competitive keywords can be more than $1, which translates directly to your site’s earning potential within the program.
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Are you missing out on the tons of cash to be made on the Internet? Use this proven system to get your share of the Internet goldmine... "Discover The 'Street-Smart' Secrets some people Use Online To Make $33,000 A Month...(Sometimes More)...Working Less Than 30 Minutes A Week You Don't Need A Web Site. You Don't Even Need A Product Of Your Own (Most Internet Marketers Don't Have A Clue How To Do This)" Here are the Facts: You DON'T need physical inventory! However, if you’re in a less competitive market, you’ll make less money—that’s just a fact of life. Still, it’s unusual to see anyone using Google AdSense report earnings of less than an effective $1 CPM (cost per 1000 impressions), and the average runs in the range of $4-$5 CPM. Some people are making an effective CPM of $15 or more with AdSense. Oh, and best yet, this is all after Google takes its commission. About that commission…commission is definitely one thing that’s a little bit ambiguous with AdSense. Google doesn’t publicize its “cut”, and only displays the publisher’s cut in proprietary member reports, so getting good, accurate information on this has been difficult. To date, comparisons of AdWords rates with AdSense earnings add up to commissions of between 40% and 60%. People speculate all the time on user boards as to why Google refuses to publish its commission rates, but no one has the answer. It might have something to do with legal reasons or it could just be that Google wants to retain the ability to change rates without having to send out an announcement about it each time, which costs money.
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