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Is adsense still working success?

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This thread started in 2008, and the publisher landscape has changed a lot since then. AdSense still exists and pays publishers, but success now depends as much on technical setup, audience value and policy compliance as it does on content. The official help center is the primary source for account-specific issues: .

If a site is six months old and showing no revenue, run a focused checklist before chasing traffic tips. Common technical and account causes include:

  • AdSense account status, site approval messages, or payment holds (check the AdSense dashboard).
  • Ads not serving because ad code is missing, blocked by an ad blocker, or unintentionally hidden by CSS/JavaScript.
  • Inventory verification gaps such as a missing ads.txt file (see the IAB spec at ads.txt).
  • Indexing or crawl problems visible in Google Search Console (use Search Console to check coverage and queries).
  • Policy issues that limit ad serving — review .

For improvement, focus on measurable changes rather than broad advice. Use Search Console to find queries that return impressions but low CTR and turn those into dedicated, better-structured pages. Improve page experience (mobile friendliness, load time) using PageSpeed Insights and prioritize pages that attract higher-value visits (by geography or intent). Test different responsive ad units and placements, but avoid any layout or wording that could lead to accidental clicks.

Diversify revenue so one channel’s volatility doesn’t stop the project: email lists, relevant affiliate programs, digital products, or sponsorships can complement display income. Heed policy cautions (never solicit clicks or use deceptive techniques). The practical next step is to audit account signals first (approval, ads serving, Search Console impressions) and then iterate on content and technical fixes. This advice expands on points from , , and addresses the kind of account checks that aren’t detailed in the replies above.

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Yes, it is. But you need to learn how it works first. You have to read, test, investigate. It takes months.

I still get a good income in adsense. You only need a patience in getting traffic. Once you got good traffic, you will also get a good income.

HI mario,
thanks for your good and positive reply..
i started my website 6 months before.. but still i didnt earned a single penny. let me know how to make traffic to my site?
but now im earning now only through this paid to read website.

Anyhow thanks for your reply.

Try to use social bookmarking, submit your site to directories, article submission and also forum posting. You can't only get traffic of this but backlinks as well.

And you should also consider the niche of your site. A niche that you think can attract more people is good since the key for good income in adsense is traffic.

I am growing my adsense income just like everyone else did in the beginning. It may pay less than it used to, however it is still free money and it keeps your website online.

I can't begin to tell how good adsense is. It becomes a regular income. (passive)

It will not work if you do not have traffic. And you must have great content and keywords to get picked up in the search engines to get this traffic.

I haven't worked it all out yet but out of about 400 pages on my website, 5 really do well with keywords and bring in around 200 people a day.. The other 395 pages are ok but image if they were as important as the others.. How to make them like that is the question?

I have another new website and it had around 5 pages and one of those started to pick up traffic already.. Who can tell???

People using adword are learning pretty first , google advertising program will make you bankrupt in few months , more people move away from adwords , you will earn fewer and fewer pennies from adsense.

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