On that fateful day, I checked my inbox and wow! I saw it written on the subject area of my email: Welcome to Adsense. I felt like I have won a million dollar. Seeing the welcome message I believed was a shift from the usual caption: Google Adsense Account Status - which when opened would roll out the same bloggers-hated message templates of rejection due to insufficient content or non compliance with the Google adsense policies.
I clicked my welcome message with full conviction that I was already into adsense world. I was mistaken. I was required to implement ad codes where it would receive impressions while they conduct a second review of my site manually by their specialists. It sounded Greek to me but I hit the Google search for how-tos and readily garnered the requisite knowledge to do the magic.
I learnt well. I created ads units first. Here are the steps I took:
1. I clicked "Design" at the top right hand side of my blog.
2. From the page that showed up, I clicked "Earning."
3. I saw Google Adsense, "View dashboard" and I quickly attacked it with my mouse.
4. And a new tab jumped out with happiness only comparable to mine when I saw "Welcome to Adsense."
5. The home page of the dashboard showed me empty account and I was like "dont worry, dollar will soon occupy till I come."
6. Where then can I create this so called ads units? I saw "My Ads" and jumped on it.
7. I clikcked "New ad unit"
8. I gave it a name: "Sponsored!" I wrote the word with pride.
9. I chose "Responsive" ad size and ignored text ad style, custom channels and backup ads and then!
10. I created it, I created the money-making code, copied it and returned to my blogger leaving the pop up that I followed.
11. At my blogger, I clicked "Layout."
12. From the page that showed, I selected one "Ad Gadget."
13. I found HTML/JavaScript and clicked the + sign in order to add the gadget to my blog.
14. I pasted the code of adsesnse on my clipboard and saved.
15. I created another ad unit the same way and implemented it and waited for Google.
After everything, my blog was disapproved on the grounds of Google policies. My hope was dashed.
Dear reader, kindly blog for passion and not money. I assure you one thing, money follows passion. I have turned a new leaf.
I clicked my welcome message with full conviction that I was already into adsense world. I was mistaken. I was required to implement ad codes where it would receive impressions while they conduct a second review of my site manually by their specialists. It sounded Greek to me but I hit the Google search for how-tos and readily garnered the requisite knowledge to do the magic.
I learnt well. I created ads units first. Here are the steps I took:
1. I clicked "Design" at the top right hand side of my blog.
2. From the page that showed up, I clicked "Earning."
3. I saw Google Adsense, "View dashboard" and I quickly attacked it with my mouse.
4. And a new tab jumped out with happiness only comparable to mine when I saw "Welcome to Adsense."
5. The home page of the dashboard showed me empty account and I was like "dont worry, dollar will soon occupy till I come."
6. Where then can I create this so called ads units? I saw "My Ads" and jumped on it.
7. I clikcked "New ad unit"
8. I gave it a name: "Sponsored!" I wrote the word with pride.
9. I chose "Responsive" ad size and ignored text ad style, custom channels and backup ads and then!
10. I created it, I created the money-making code, copied it and returned to my blogger leaving the pop up that I followed.
11. At my blogger, I clicked "Layout."
12. From the page that showed, I selected one "Ad Gadget."
13. I found HTML/JavaScript and clicked the + sign in order to add the gadget to my blog.
14. I pasted the code of adsesnse on my clipboard and saved.
15. I created another ad unit the same way and implemented it and waited for Google.
After everything, my blog was disapproved on the grounds of Google policies. My hope was dashed.
Dear reader, kindly blog for passion and not money. I assure you one thing, money follows passion. I have turned a new leaf.
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