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Step by Step Guide to Setup your Google Ad Sense Account

A step-by-step guide on setting up a Google AdSense account. It covers the necessary requirements, including having a website or blog with original content, adhering to AdSense policies, and having a valid Gmail account. The article explains the process of creating an AdSense account, submitting the website for review, and implementing AdSense ad units on the website. It also offers tips for optimizing ad placement and maximizing earnings. By following the instructions in the blog post, users can successfully set up their Google AdSense account and monetize their website or blog.

Introduction

Google Ad Sense is an advertising program that allows website owners to monetize their websites by displaying third party ads to visitors. It’s quite simple to start monetizing your website with Ad Sense. Once your Google Ad Sense account has been approved, all you need to do is insert code in your pages and you can start earning from your website traffic whenever visitors click on ads.
In this blog, we will discuss a step-by-step process for setting up a google Ad Sense account, getting your account approved, verifying address and tax information.
But before we do that, let’s look at what you need before you set up a google Ad Sense account:

Requirements for Setting Up a Google Ad Sense Account

  • One, you must have a website.
  • Be over 18 to apply, or seek permission from an adult.
  • Your website or blog should be compliant with Ad Sense policies.
  • Read the Ts&Cs. You can find that at the bottom of the sign-up page.

How to Set Up a Google Ad Sense Account and Effectively Monetize Your Website

  1. Sign Up
  2. Fill in Payment Address Details and Wait For Approval
  3. Provide Tax Information

Step 1: Sign Up

This is the easiest part. After you set up your Ad Sense account, there will be a waiting period during which your account will be reviewed and approved or rejected.
  1. Go to the sign-up page. https://www.google.com/adsense/signup
  2. Enter your website url (exclude “http/s” part of the url) and google account. Click “save and continue”.
Google Ad Sense sign up
  1. Select country or territory, accept terms, then click “create account”. You are now signed in to your new Google Ad Sense account.
Google Ad Sense create account

Step 2: Fill in Payment Address Details and Wait For Approval

At this point, you won’t have access to the tabs on the home page. But you can fill in your payment address. Provide the correct name and address, otherwise you could have trouble later trying to change “payee” name. Payments will be addressed to the name you specify. To get paid, you must attain the $100 payment threshold specified by google. Google Ad Sense Payment details
  1. When you click submit, you will see this message:
Google Ad Sense Account Once the account has been approved, you’ll be able to access the grayed-out tabs.

Step 3: Provide Tax Information

Both US citizens and Non-US publishers need to provide tax information. As a non-U. S person, you will be required to fill in Form W-8BEN if an individual, and Form W-8BEN-E if a company. Otherwise, you will not receive your funds.
  1. On the Google Ad Sense site, type in your google Ad Sense login.
  2. In your Ad Sense account, go to “settings”. Select “payments”. Click “manage settings” in the page that loads.
Google Ad Sense Account
  1. Click “Add tax info”.
Google Ad Sense Account tax info
  1. A series of tax form questions will pop up. Select the options shown by the blue dots in the image below and click “continue” when done.
Google Ad Sense Account
  1. Fill the four-part form that loads.
Google Ad Sense Account
  1. Once done, click “submit”.
That’s it! Your google Ad Sense account is all set up.
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Gaurav Roy

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