What is Google AdSense

Google AdSense is Google's ad system that allows you to make money for displaying ads (i.e. text, image, videos, text links) on your website’s content pages, blog or forum. AdSense available for content, search, mobile content, feeds, domains and video. When AdSense ads are running on your website or blog and visitors come to your website or blog and someone clicks an ad or search and click on search result, you will earn money. Sign up of Adsense ».

Quick Start Guide for Setting up AdSense Ads
If you are new and no experience how getting AdSense script or customize layout (coding which show AdSense ads) and search box at your website or blog just go read step by step guide AdSense Setup ».

Google AdSense PIN Code (Personal Identification Number)
At starting all Google AdSense earning remain in “Holding” until your until you release holding. Google AdSense issues PIN Code once you have $10 in your account. As soon as you have earned $10 in your Google AdSense account. Google AdSense will send AdSense PIN Code to your mailing address, for your address verification. After receiving your PIN you can enter PIN Code and remove payment hold from your AdSense Account.

Google AdSense Payments
Google will not issue an AdSense payment until your earnings exceed $100. Payments are sent within approximately 30 days of the end of the month. For example if you have completed your $100 in the month of January then you will receive your payment at the end of February. For detail you can check your AdSense account. Payment will be through Google Cheques, Now Google also allow payment through Western Union.

IF you choose Western Union Money Transfer option for payment, you can get from western union outlet at same AdSense payment release day.

AdSense Advert Options (Website, Blog, Forum)
Google AdSense for Content -
A variety of size and shape ads for placing in your content are available. These can be text or image ads or both - you specify what you'll allow. Ad units are full ads. Link units are simply a strip of text links that your visitors might want to click. Google allows you to put up to 3 Ad Units and 1 Link unit on each page of your Web site, provided you follow its policies - both for AdSense and for Webmasters.

Google AdSense for Search - This places a search box on your Web site. When a user enters a term and conducts a search, a search results page opens, that hosts more pay-per-click ads. You can customize the color scheme of the search results page to harmonize with your web site.

Google Referrals
Here you make money by referring visitors to use a Google product, like AdSense, AdWords, the Google Toolbar and other Google software. Just like Google AdSense for Content and AdSense for Search, Google generates the code that you paste into the desired location on your web page. You can choose from a wide variety of buttons and text links of different colors. As an example of how Google Referrals works, if someone goes to your site and clicks the link and signs up for an AdSense account, when that person earns a $100 from Google AdSense and receives a payout from Google, you'll also receive $100 for referring them. This is a great idea to me, because you can be the world's worst Google AdSense advertiser, but if an ad dynamo happens to visit your site and uses your referral link, you can make money anyway!

Other Programs Besides AdSense
Yahoo and MSN have similar programs, although those programs aren't as well-developed as Google AdSense and there aren't as many available advertisers to display ads on your site. The fundamentals for making money are the same: You still need plenty of traffic, you still need high-paying ads, and you still need to design your site to harmonize with the ads to get people to click.

Don’t Lose you AdSense Account

Webmasters must not only comply with AdSense policies, but their Websites must also comply with Google's webmaster policies
Visit Google AdSense Forum entries about website operators who accumulated $90 or more in click through earnings only to get banned from Google and not get paid anything at all before they ever reached $100. This may be because Google doesn't take a close look to see if you're complying with their guidelines until it comes time to pay you. So yes, there's a lot more to the story than meets the eye.