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Eblownews:
Google AdSense is a very efficient way that blogger can use to monetize their blog[b][/b] or any kind of site. Google AdSensehaveeverbeenthechiefads network that pays bloggers. I once saw a post about "how can i get approval for AdSense", most blogger think that AdSense is the only way but joining AdSense is still a great way of monetizing your website but think about if AdSense turn you down what actually we you do. Most of my friends told me they got turn down that they try a lot of times any still got turn down by AdSense. Not only getting AdSense approval but it just simply maintaining it, can you stay maintaining AdSense policy.

AdSense policy have been very hard For small blogger and business most people got banned and also got disapproval from AdSense. It very difficult to get approval for AdSense or even maintaining it's approval.

Reasons: Most times AdSense disapproves sites that don't meet up with the standards. What am I actually saying that adsense will only approvesitethat meetto their policy.

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skultrick:
if you know what you doing online, it's best to put all the effort into growing your site.

Revenue sharing sites are a great way to earn, but on the long run you only working for another person (baboon dey work monkey dey chop)

First, choose a profitable niche. Secondly empoy a working strategy to grow.

my 7 months old site is already earning $200 monthly and the potential is just there. That figure should increase in comming months.

with a revenue sharing site, it's tougher and more frustrating when you not making it.

You have said it all man, To own a personal website is the best

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Godmother:
I currently have a blog here which I update regularly. However, I'm wondering if using revenue sharing sites is not a better way of making money as these sites already get millions of visits so you don't have to do the job of trying to drive traffic to your blog.

Has anyone tried both before? Which do you think is better?

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