Anybody who is using Adsense as their primary income source kindly share links of their websites.

It’s really quite simple: the more traffic, the more your adsense revenue. Strange things can happen, one day you get 2 cents for a click and sometimes 5 or 10 USD for a click.

A niche can be anything. If you’re still on that elusive path.
You can also do something just the same as someone else, be good, or better at it - and get traffic as well. Or just with a little twist to it.

I won't share the website (no-one will) but to give you an idea, I built a site up to about 100k visits a month that sold a social media related product plus gave away a freemium version of that product. I only used Adsense on the freemium part of the experience and averaged about $500/m or so on Adsense.

I don't think this is a typical experience though because my demographic was younger users, say 13-25 or so, and also it was an e-commerce type website rather than content based.

The top performing block was always the top banner on every page. Mid-content ad blocks didn't work for me at all, nor did footers or integrated text ads. The only other one that did well was a square side display ad because it blended into the page flow nicely.

I did have an amazing performing ad that was at the bottom of an infinite scroll like page, right next to the 'load more' button so people clicked it by mistake, but of course that is against the TOS of Adsense and as soon as I realized, I removed it. Not worth getting banned and the guys at Google seem pretty on top of this stuff.

Haha! Good luck with this. ;)

If there's one corner of the industry where everyone plays their cards very close to their chest, it's this one. Making money with Adsense is 100% about having an underexploited niche.

The way you keep making money with Adsense in 2018, is you don't talk about how you do it.

There are a couple of Youtube bloggers who do share stats. "Income School" is one of them. But take their numbers with a very big grain of salt, as they're selling school enrollments.

To answer your question about non-blog income sources with Adsense: This is very difficult. IMHO Adsense works best as a blog income stream. I have some online tools which I run Adsense ads on. They have never been big earners. But as they're passive income, I run Adsense on them for a few bucks a month. Not really worth pursuing an Adsense revenue stream on a non-blog IMHO.

You're not likely to find anyone willing to do this since most people making decent money off adsense are going to be running content farm type operations and the less competition on good paying keywords the better.

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