AdSense
changes all the time and lots of people are following those changes. They’re
talking about what those changes mean for publishers and how you can take
advantage of them. They’re also discussing the new contextualized advertising
systems that appear from time to time and commenting on how well they work.
Most serious publishers pay close attention to these blogs and other sites.
They’re an invaluable source of first-hand information from people who have
been there and done that. They’ll save you a huge amount of time — and money.
I’ve put a short list of some of the most important sites to look at below.
This isn’t meant to be a complete list — that would be way too long — but these
are a good place to start. They’ll keep you in the loop and make sure your
questions get answered.
Jen’s
contextual advertising blog is a great read. She’s always coming up with useful
information and sometimes manages to dig up a real scoop (like what lies behind
Smart Pricing). This should definitely be in your favorites.
This blog
is design to broaden your knowledge on online prospects such as blogging,
Adsense, web technology and management, content management, online money makers
etc. you can always get great publication needed for updated information on
this interface. It’s powered by Sly media
Darren is a
blogger making a healthy six-figure income with his online thoughts and his
advice about how to do the same thing. If you’re running a blog, you really
need to be reading it... and if you’re not running a blog, you’ll still find
enough great advice to keep you busy too.
Forums are
a really great place to swap ideas and most importantly, ask questions.
Publishers who are old hands at making serious money with AdSense are usually
more than happy to share their knowledge. The forum at Associate Programs is a
great place to pick up tips about everything from links to marketing.
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http://Forums.DigitalPoint.com
And the
forums at Digital Point are at least as good, if not better, with plenty of
information on AdSense


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