post Category: adsense — dharma @ 4:01 pm — post

Ok, so the title of this section is a really cheesy cliché, but it’s the truth and

I didn’t know how else to say it. Three years ago I was working as a

computer programmer. The workdays were long, the workweek seemed

endless, and the drive to work took an hour and fifteen minutes one way.

Just the drive alone cost me two and a half hours of my day. I was stressed

out, underpaid and sick of the office politics.

So I started dabbling in building a website. I started off with a free host,

and I tried everything I could think of to make money with it, with little

success. Then I discovered AdSense. The same traffic that was earning me

about $30 a month with banners and affiliate programs was suddenly

earning me $300 a month with AdSense! I was sold, and started to read

everything I could about what made AdSense work and how to make it work

better.

Six months later I quit my day job. Now I had the time to focus and work

full time at my AdSense business. In less than three months I was making

five times as much from AdSense as I had been making as a computer

programmer–and if you know anything about computer programmers, their

pay ain’t at the bottom of the scale! That was two years ago.

Getting the Most out of AdSense Page 4

These days I wake up between 9 and 10 a.m., when everybody else is at

work slaving away for “the man”. I read a little and take a leisurely hot bath

before going to Starbucks for a stiff grande mocha. Only then do I go back

home and get to work on my computer. My schedule is my own, and my life

is my own. Even if AdSense went away tomorrow, I would never go back to

the lifestyle I had before. I’ve learned so much about the way things can

and should be along the road to my success. This ebook will help you get

there too, without the learning curve I had.

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