i've been seeing a lot of offers where they send you the kit for .99. i mean, it's a google product, and i see the ads everywhere. i may order the kit and pay a dollar to see what's up since i have a lot of spare time on my hands. maybe i could get my fellow rx'ers to come to my site and click on the links
I would STRONGLY advise against paying for one of those scams. Take a look at some reputable sites that expose these -- not only do they teach nothing, but some of them turn that 99 cents you thought you were spending into 99 dollars or more.
The days of being able to make money on Google ads by arbitrage are over, I'm afraid. I buy ads for my Vegas site and I also host ads on the pages there. I break about even on the exchange, but it's worth it to me for the traffic it drives.
Of all the people I would consider rich, I don't think any of them made it easily. So if someone is promising fortunes and you just have to sit on your couch, it's probably not gonna happen.
YourAllAmerican is right.
If you want to make money blogging you need quality content added everyday and an audience to read it.
YourAllAmerican is right.
If you want to make money blogging you need quality content added everyday and an audience to read it.
The non-profit org for who I worked nine years (through this past January) began using Google Ads on our higher traffic websites, which btw pull more traffic than any other drug policy information websites on the WWW.
As of September, they were earning about $200 a month.
Google Ads don't pay unless the site visitor actually clicks the ad and allows the advertised page(s) to fully load.
As of September, they were earning about $200 a month.
Google Ads don't pay unless the site visitor actually clicks the ad and allows the advertised page(s) to fully load.
from a cincinnat news site
With so many people looking for work these days, many job hunters are being lured by an offer to make money working for Google....yes, the giant search engine Google!
Can you really Work for Google?
Ads are appearing all over the internet promising that you can make thousands of dollars posting ad links on Google.
The ads link to testimonials or blogs from real people...who show off the big paycheck they received, sometimes for several thousand dollars, for just a few hours work.
The newest version are articles from a bogus newspaper, such as the Miami Gazette or Los Angeles Tribune. There are no such newspapers, and the job offers are bogus too.
But beware! These programs are not affiliated with Google: They are just stealing the name. Google has no control over them.
Most will charge you around $200 to learn about how to post ad links on Google. Some claim there is just a $1 or $2 fee to get started, but they then start billing your credit card $29 or more each month.
But Google offers the same info free with its "Adsense" program. You don't need to pay a third party company anything. (Though its hard to make more than $30 a month doing this in your spare time)
My advice? The only people getting rich are the people running these ads on how to get rich.
Doesn't that Stink?
And from the Doesn't that Stink file...the sheer number of bogus "Google money" blogs.
We found one blog from "Sara," showing the big check she got for posting Google ads. But then we found "Beth's" blog...who even claims she's a "Christian mom."
But we looked more closely and found that Sara and Beth both show the same $868 check....and then both share the same "insider secrets" word for word. How could these women have the same word for word information in their blog...unless they are both phonies?
I say Doesn't that Stink?
So Can you Make Money through Google?
The FTC says people supposedly receiving big checks from Google are fake....and their money blogs are just a scheme to get your money.
Google says you can earn legitimate money posting ad links on its site...But most people earn 10 or 20 bucks a month for their efforts, not a thousand.
So if you want to get rich, don't waste your money. I'm John Matarese
With so many people looking for work these days, many job hunters are being lured by an offer to make money working for Google....yes, the giant search engine Google!
Can you really Work for Google?
Ads are appearing all over the internet promising that you can make thousands of dollars posting ad links on Google.
The ads link to testimonials or blogs from real people...who show off the big paycheck they received, sometimes for several thousand dollars, for just a few hours work.
The newest version are articles from a bogus newspaper, such as the Miami Gazette or Los Angeles Tribune. There are no such newspapers, and the job offers are bogus too.
But beware! These programs are not affiliated with Google: They are just stealing the name. Google has no control over them.
Most will charge you around $200 to learn about how to post ad links on Google. Some claim there is just a $1 or $2 fee to get started, but they then start billing your credit card $29 or more each month.
But Google offers the same info free with its "Adsense" program. You don't need to pay a third party company anything. (Though its hard to make more than $30 a month doing this in your spare time)
My advice? The only people getting rich are the people running these ads on how to get rich.
Doesn't that Stink?
And from the Doesn't that Stink file...the sheer number of bogus "Google money" blogs.
We found one blog from "Sara," showing the big check she got for posting Google ads. But then we found "Beth's" blog...who even claims she's a "Christian mom."
But we looked more closely and found that Sara and Beth both show the same $868 check....and then both share the same "insider secrets" word for word. How could these women have the same word for word information in their blog...unless they are both phonies?
I say Doesn't that Stink?
So Can you Make Money through Google?
The FTC says people supposedly receiving big checks from Google are fake....and their money blogs are just a scheme to get your money.
Google says you can earn legitimate money posting ad links on its site...But most people earn 10 or 20 bucks a month for their efforts, not a thousand.
So if you want to get rich, don't waste your money. I'm John Matarese
