Of a truth, this tips my seem awkward to some, while others might tend to overlook them, as they’ve seen, read and might have even applied things like these, yet nothing changes! Well, it might interest you to know that these are the simple tips I use in getting my own AdSense account and also the AdSense accounts I sell to my clients get approved easily! Let’s begin

Nigerian Bloggers have failed to differentiate between a Blogger and a Quick Money Finder. The former is a writer and online journalist, waiting patiently to reap the fruit of his/her labour. While the latter is an impatient “NIGGA/BITCH” that would never be patient enough to apply all laid down principles in making money online… Most a times this Quick Money Finders ends up in the hands of Scammers (Fellow Comrades In the field of Quick Money)...
I began blogging not quite too long, but because I’m a writer, I have authored a motivational book in Nigeria Titled: “INNATE ABILITIES”. Things came very easy on me…

You Need To Know What You Want To Do Online. I’ve seen New Bloggers that would be so crazy about getting AdSense account and other means of making money online as if that’s the only driving force. Although making cool cash online could be the primary aim of almost every Blogger, but that’s not where it ends. You need to realize what you want online…

Get Into the Right Niche. Do you realize that your domain name is your online office? I would not spend time here, make sure you know what you want to blog on! Don’t try to follow the wind, follow your passion! I’ve often said this, most News and Entertainment Bloggers in Nigeria are C&P DUDES. Google hates you trying to play smart on them, which I’m sure you know you cannot. Get into business, I was once like that (God forgive me)! But it doesn’t pay… Friends, that’s the tin demarcation between Real Bloggers and Quick Money Finders.

Create You Original Contents/Images. I’m a Gospel Blogger, although it wasn’t long I started that www.allroundgospel.com. At first, when I was creating my local images, using POWERPOINT. Some pals around laughed at the idea, but let me reveal this simple secret to you! I’ve never applied Google AdSense either for myself or my Clients and I got disapproved with this method! (Believe it or Not). My Posts doesn’t exceed 15 before applying Adsense, but loaded with nice contents. With the help of my SEO knowledge, once I apply, they approve!

You Need A Good SEO KNOWLEDGE. When I first heard that Acronym, It was a bit confusing… But on a very serious note, you need that in order to get an edge in Google Adsense approval.

There Are Other Things You Can Do Online. You don’t necessary need to survive on AdSense. %80 of the income I generate online isn’t coming from Google Adsense. Go and also try things like Affiliate Marketting, Direct Adverts and many more you can think of.

If you feel all I’ve said is too difficult, money can actually solve the online equation for you! Simply Hire me for your Professional Website/Blog Design with .com, Google Adsense Approval, SEO Matters and Finally, [b]I sell Blogs with all these things in one package…

Source: http://mightydaniel..com/2015/07/simple-truths-all-nigeria-bloggers-must.html

UltimateDaniel

ok na..lemme check ur sites first before commenting

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It would be too stupid of me if I don't appreciate the contribution of your works to who the very ME... @JideTheBloger

Na sooooo...

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Cool write up

Not bad!

[size=20pt]NL and Blogging...[/size]

We must make am for blogging oh! Whether they like it or yes...

Oga Op, na wa o.....checked your alexa ranking.
Na wetin happen?
Between your theme and alexa ranking is nothing to write home about. I sincerely wants to believe that's not
your main blog.

Ok na

Above all, I wish they will yield to that suggestions

ok

Between, none of your sites has got no adsense or any affiliate offer.
Did you just say you open adsense account for folks?
Its well o

My own advice, don't come to nairaland to create useless threads with links to ur blogs. Tenk.

[size=17pt]The annoying thing about nigerian bloggers nowadays is that none of them are unique and original.
You either see them posting old pictures from the internet and penning nonsense tags to it like it just happened yesterday.
Very stupid bloggers, looking for cheap traffic.
Mumu nigerian bloggers Stop Posting Lies![/size]

The truth is, if you're a blogger you shouldn't bank on monetary gain or anything of the sort; make the love of writing your only motivation.

Believe it or not most successful bloggers started out without the intention of money-making but somewhere down the line struck fame and/or financial success.

The best blogs I've seen're those I stumble upon when searching for knowledge: a search query on google lands me on the blog and if the person's writing is good I stick around and read a few more entries. If those entries're good I then make the decision to read through the person's blog from inception to present date. I know I'm not the only person who does this. Now tell me why someone like that wouldn't make money even if they didn't plan it from the onset?

Enough of this 'blog for monetary gain' ideas Nigerians keep pushing, its all a part of our poverty mentality. If you want to make money, crowd-sourcing is the way to go - leave blogging for people passionate about writing.

Help oo

Remember those days when I hustle to make $2 in a day, I tank God now for blessing ma hustle

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