adsense is way better. i have to agree that

i will get another cheque from them by end of this month, which is now!

aiya, paiseh lah din answer your question. But really no big deal how fast they send me, but im using Western Union quick cash, i can cash out today

Bah Kut Teh

so excited to see u all can cash out...can i know how long u all take to get the 1st payment in google adsense ? 2months ? 3months ? or 6months ?
Can i know which of your website get the higher earning in google adsense ya ? i willing to learn from you all ^o^
Thanks for helping bro !!

for my case, it was 2 years to reach the first $100

but now my earning is quite stable already.. if calculate by using current rate.. I should be able to cash out every 3-4 months

wow..2years..but beginning is like that 1 lo..i understand 
3-4months also consider very good d lo..i believe that your earning in google adsense can cover your hosting fee right ? 
Bro..mind to share with me..which of your website get the higher earning in google adsense ? only blog ? or got other website ? 

i only have a blog, no other websites.. and i deploy 2 units of adsense only.. 1 at top, another at sidebar..

despite the ads being very simple.. the clickthru rate has been quite positive

i only have a blog, no other websites.. and i deploy 2 units of adsense only.. 1 at top, another at sidebar..

despite the ads being very simple.. the clickthru rate has been quite positive

i suggest u put more, the more the better. well as long as it wont mess up the page

I finally got around to sit down and do what all Google Adsense publishers are supposed to do. Read the new Terms of Service, understand it and implement it. But like all blind chicken, I never read the agreement, accepted it and thought it is not important. Well, I am not the only one who do that. My blog buddy who is a lawyer does that too. Hehehe.

I believe many of you have clicked the I Aceept button. But have you added the Privacy Policy to your blog? The link to it must be visible. I wrote a page and the the privacy policy is over here. Of course, I didn’t write it. I merely copied what Jensense gave. You can get the draft from Jensense. Her link is at the bottom of my Privacy Policy page.

Few days back, my webmaster, Bryan also alerted me that we cannot place a Google ad immediately after our title. Again, I never really read the terms. Thanks to Bryan, I have no taken off the 468 x 60 ad which I used to place on my blog post. Previously, it was sandwiched between the title and the post, blended so well.

But now, if I understand what I read, Google says we have to make the ads to look like an ad and not fool our readers. So, I added a light coloured border to all my ads to be on the safe side. Now, I am using the 250×250 format in my post on the right side of the title.

I see that many bloggers have not mentioned these two matters to their readers. I think we should as our fellow bloggers may overlooked this and cause them to get their Google Adsense account suspended. I have so many blogs and am still in the midst of copying and pasting all the privacy policy to them.

The other freaky thing about Google Adsense is the implementation of the email for Adsense. Each time, we can only log in to one account. I do not use my gmail account for my Adsense. Since I have a PC and Mac, now I rely on them to read different things. One is to log in to my Adsense, one to login to my Gmail/Webmaster Central/Blogger account. And why is it freaky? Because it is like Google has infiltrated every part of our lives. I shall not elaborate on this but these sort of control makes me very paranoid.

i am experimenting whether if i put less ads.. my clickthrough and income rates would be better.. because i used to have one adsense at the footer

thinking of slotting another ad in the contents.. but afraid will be too ads laden 

bro..got a question again...
is it the number of google ads i put in my blog..it will affect the income rates ?

example : let say u put 2google ads in ur blog..mb ur income rate is USD0.50 per click..then if put 5google ads in ur blog..the income rate become USD0.1 per click ?

is it like that 1 bro ?

Coz i put as much as i can in my blog..=.=" dunno good or no good..need some comment bro..

Give me some comment on my blog bro...thanks !! 
My Blog

bro..got a question again...
is it the number of google ads i put in my blog..it will affect the income rates ?

example : let say u put 2google ads in ur blog..mb ur income rate is USD0.50 per click..then if put 5google ads in ur blog..the income rate become USD0.1 per click ?

Guys, getting Adsense ad clicks is all about getting organic traffic, yes, traffic from Google.
http://blogsreview.net/2008/04/10/15-thing...google-adsense/ and
http://blogsreview.net/2008/04/14/google-a...ore-the-better/ are two good and simple case studies which I think most webmasters who would want to earn from Google AdSense should read.

CTR

The higher your CTR, the higher you get paid per click. Why is this so? When a site performs well on CTR, advertisers will compete to place their ads on your site. This is natural. As an advertiser, I want people to click on my ads. If a site shows CTR at 5%, it means the advertiser has a higher chance of getting its ads clicked compared to a site which shows CTR at 0.5%. When advertisers compete or bid to place their ads on a site with high CTR, they will have to pay more to advertise there.

Less is More

Having more Google Ads emplaced on your site actually reduces the overall CTR. Let’s say you have 1 link unit and 3 Ad units. For ease of calculation, that means there are 4 ads on your site when a page is loaded. Assuming a reader out of every 5 readers clicks on one of the ads, you get a total CTR of 5%. If you only have 2 ads on your site and the same rate of 1 click every 5 readers, you get a total CTR of 20%. Get the picture? The more Google ads you have, the more the risk of diluting your overall CTR and earnings. Therefore, be selective in choosing the number of ads to emplace.