It has worked really well here for me at WebMaster-Success.com and I am now waiting on my second Google Adsense check.
However, there are a few rules you must follow unless you want to get banned from the AdSense program and make no money at all. Following are five of those rules:
Don�t Boost Clicks Artificially
There are a number of ways that Google AdSense publishers (such as bloggers) can artificially boost the number of clicks on the Google AdSense ads that appear on their sites. Following are a few methods that might be tempting but are considered spam and are a surefire way to get banned from the Google AdSense program:Don�t Boost Clicks Artificially
Don�t Display More than the Allowed Number of Ads on a Page
Make sure you read the current Google AdSense Program Policies and only display the number of ads allowed on a single web page at all times.Don�t Display More than the Allowed Number of Ads on a Page
Don�t Fill a Page with Ads but No Original Content
Any page on your blog that includes Google AdSense ads must include more original content than ads. In fact, Google considers displaying a page full of ads with little or no original content a form of spam.Don�t Fill a Page with Ads but No Original Content
Don�t Create More than One AdSense Account
It might be tempting to create completely separate Google AdSense accounts and publish ads from both accounts on the same blog in order to get around rule #3 above, but doing so is a violation of Google policies. While you can add more than one blog or website to your Google AdSense account, you may not have more than one actual account.Don�t Create More than One AdSense Account
Don�t Try to Trick People into Thinking AdSense Ads are NOT Ads
Hiding text link ads within the content of your blog posts in an attempt to make people think they aren�t ads is a violation of Google AdSense policies. Bottom-line, don�t try to disguise ads in an effort to increase clicks.Don�t Try to Trick People into Thinking AdSense Ads are NOT Ads