What is Google AdSense?

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Currently, most content creators, whether they are influencers, bloggers, YouTubers... with so many thousands of subscribers, earn more than three zeros per month.

How do they do it?

Mainly thanks to a combination of quality content, online marketing and smart use of Google AdSense.

Monetizing an online business through advertising in an automated way and without having to go out and hunt for advertisers or negotiate the price of your advertising spaces is possible thanks to Google AdSense, which is undoubtedly the most popular monetization method among bloggers, influencers and content creators.

In this article I tell you what AdSense is, when it makes sense to use it, how to implement it on your website or YouTube videos intelligently to monetize your online business and how much you can earn through Google advertising.


Google AdSense is a free and easy way for any website publisher or YouTuber to earn revenue by placing targeted Google ads on their websites or videos.

It is, therefore, a platform or application that Google makes available canada phone number list to us so that we can publish advertisements on the pages of our website, in the posts of our blog or in the videos of our YouTube channel and earn money from it.

According to AdSense usage statistics provided by BuiltWith Trends, more than 40 million active websites on the Internet are currently using Google AdSense and it is estimated that there are more than 17,400 websites in Spain that have implemented it.

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What does AdSense have to do with Google Ads?
The thing is, AdSense wouldn't exist without Google Ads , Google's pay-per-click advertising platform and the company's largest source of revenue – Google makes 90% of its annual revenue through Google Ads.

If as owners of a website or YouTube channel we can use AdSense to display ads on our website or videos and get paid for it when our visitors view or click on these ads, as advertisers we can use Google Ads to create ads and display them on third-party websites, videos and applications, paying for it every time your visitors view or click on them.