Making Money (Earn) from and With Google AdSense in a(One)Day (USD): How Much is Good? (And What do you Want to Make)

In this business with Google AdSense, every person wants to make money and usually wants to do so with the least time and effort. This is not saying that you can not have fun with your work, but the problem is that you need to think of Google AdSense as a business, your business. No one will help you if you do not help yourself.

That being said, it is important to have specific goals, and for the most part, people have personal goals in terms of what they make each day with Google AdSense.

If you set a goal of making $100 dollars per day, through the Google AdSense Affiliate Program would you make this goal?

Do you know how to get there with the hubs and websites and blogs and other sites you have? You know what it will take to do this, this is a business and no one way is perfect, but there are ways to hit your goals in a reasonable time frame.  There are many factor which make this an interesting possibility.

Money and Google AdSense: Now I've said this before but I will say it again not everyone makes money with Google AdSense Program. In fact, according to many sources the is a "law" of Google AdSense which states that for every publisher who uses Google AdSense, only 25% will make a payout of $100 (or local currency) each month.

This information is important in terms of making money online. It is not good to sit down and complain that "AdSense won't let publishers make money." You have to be realistic in terms of how much money you can make with Google AdSense ads.

Also, look hard at the keywords tools which are available to you.  Some like teh Google AdWords tool is useful if you spend time with it figuring out which keywords will be useful to both you, in making money and to your readers.  The more you can make certain your websites or blogs are found on the search engines the more likely you will have clicks on your ads, and make money this way.

It involves more than simply writing a bunch of hubs and hoping for the best, rather it means site promotion, done correctly, and increasing traffic and having a number of places where you write online. (For example: Wikinut, Bukisa, Hubpages, Squidoo)  It also means writing on your own websites or blogs, which are not revenue sharing sites.

I am getting paid.. but I am not happy. I know a lot of people have personal goals that they set each day for how much they want to get from Google. It is great if there was a sort of way to predict how much you will make in a day, but really after a while, you can learn to know which days are really great for you... and which ones are not.

So, yes you do get paid, but I doubt you are happy with getting 3 cents a day each day and not knowing what Google AdSense is doing to you. It could be all about the keywords you use and links that you have but you do need to think about other things. This is the time when one can say build up your business, and keep a close eye on it.

Like getting something, anything, sometime from Google AdSense, you are running a business after all. You need some money! With any business, one day you will make money and then the next you will make nothing with Google AdSense, or at least to begin with.

The key here is time, the longer your quality content is out on the Internet, the more likely you will get traffic and this traffic will be more willing to either comment or better still, pay you by clicking on your product links or ads.  The key is writing quality content.

So what is a good day to you? For me right now a great day is a day where I earn more than $10. Before you go screaming that life is so unfair and that no one (meaning you) will get there, hold on for one second.

1) I have been publishing hubs for more than two years now and have over 200 hubs that I have published during this time. Most of them have a good number of links to them. This is my business I am constantly learning. Think about this point for a minute, one year 180 hubs, and my business is now starting to make steady money.

2) I have two blogs with Google AdSense on them. They have been around for almost four years, and they do get some decent traffic.

3) I link and fix up my hubs a lot. I think of many of my hubs as a business where they need me to build them up as best I can. I also update my hubs on a regular basis.

4) I also have published a book. This means over time I do make a passive income from my book and e-book.

In other words I have spent a lot of time, going for days without making a single penny, nothing, and then finding that I needed to fix something on my hubs or whatever and then made some money... not a lot but some. It took a long time before I was willing to admit that my hubs were, well needing work.

After I did this, I found that not only did I get more comments but I wanted to work harder to build my business, so a good day to aim for would be $1 to $4 per day with Google AdSense.

Make Money with Google AdSense? Patience is the key. So is learning and fixing up and problems. So is increasing traffic from different sources... does everyone have that sort of time? what about keyword research, the question is where you do begin, after all you need to increase traffic, and you need search engine traffic, and you need good keyword research to get paid by Google AdSense.

If you do and are willing to work hard and love each moment, then expect say a dollar a day, by the end of the first year is more than reasonable. In fact I would suggest with enough links and activity in various social networking sites, and on hubpages you can grow you Google AdSense earnings to at least 3 or 4 dollars a day by the end of the first year.

Now I am talking about averages here, as often one day you will make say a dollar, but then the day after you will make 5... so your average is four dollars over two days. Google AdSense is like the stock market, there are many ups and down but it does go up over time. The more effort you put into making your hubs found (which is keywrod research at its finest) on the search engines the more likely you will make money and get paid sooner.

The Last Word-- keep on writing have a business plan about how you will make the daily numbers you want to make, number crunch a bit and also know how your sites will do in terms of Google in general. As in if you have a site which is in a highly competitive niche it will take longer... (a good example is the niche of "how to make money with Google AdSense)

By this if you know you sites are not "big traffic sites" then expecting $10 a day is not realisticwith in the first year of starting your online business. See what your business (hubpages and others) need to grow.Know that publishing and writing great content are a must.

Above all set a goal you can get to, and you will not be yelling, I am not getting paid by Google. You will be yelling a far more positive thing: I am getting paid for my writing and my online work!

To your Success.