Sure — happy to help. The URL for the feed is http://feeds.feedburner.com/MasonWorld When you click on that, or add it to your reader, you should get an option to subscribe. Are you not seeing that option? Thanks!

@Carolyn — I completely understand, and I do have two suggestions.

For inspiration regarding what is possible read this post from Garry Conn. Garry is a normal guy that I know personally. He is not super-human, and he is not using any “tricks” to make money with AdSense. He makes thousands of dollars a month with AdSense.

For a free guide to getting started on the right track, download the free $5 Formula Report. If you follow that report, you could be making $5/day on AdSense from a single site after only a week or two. Build 10 or 20 sites like that, and all of the sudden you are talking about a house payment….

Good luck.

Google is not really clear on exactly what that means. They claim that by providing Google with your “suggestions,” you can assist with improving your ad targeting. They recommend that only those familiar with HTML attempt to implement section targeting — which means you need to edit your HTML to add the tags.

All you do is add a set of special HTML comment tags to your code. These tags will mark the beginning and end of whichever section(s) you’d like to emphasize or de-emphasize for ad targeting.

You can read more about it here:

https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=23168

@Kent — What niche (are are you making a statement across all niches)?

@Patrik — I have heard others mention issues with other markets (non-US). I have very little experience with that.

@Forest — I have not seen any problems with indexing since I started using 1WayLinks to deep link into my new sites. I am getting sites indexed the same day.

Let me know next time you launch a site and we can run a test.

Regards,
Mark

It’s all about the market you’re targeting. Many people are targeting low-paying niches and wondering why they aren’t making much money with Adsense.

I’ll take a site that gets 5 $1 clicks equaling $5 over a site that gets 5 $0.20 clicks equaling $1 any day of the week.

But it wasnt until I read Josh’s $5 formula ebook that things started to make a bit more sense and I really started going after the higher paying keywords. I stll dont have enough content on these sites to entice the traffic but I’m building it slowly. One article at a time.

Thanks Mark for the post!

Also I am seeing that my new sites take an age to get indexed, even if they have links and social media submissions…. Like everyone, I think Google is out to get me 🙂

Anyway great post.

I always take 2 $0.30 clicks than ZERO $1 clicks, any day of the week (learn a new english phrase, thx Josh)