Advertising revenue and Google Adsense go hand-in-hand.

The Internet has regained a lot of credibility since its fall from grace at end of 90’s.

This means more businesses are spending more money to get customers via Internet. And it’s possible for you to cash in on those millions of dollars.

Google has an advertising program, involving four parties: 1.Google 2.Customers paying for ads – through Adwords program 3.Visitors clicking on ads – on search engine results pages and websites 4.Website owners running ads on their websites – through Adsense program. These are people making money from ad revenue.

For an example, look no further than page you are on at moment. Notice down right hand side of page and also in top left of this article there are groups of ‘Ads by Google’ (if can’t see them its because either you are not in US or not reading this article on my website).

Google has developed technology that automatically senses what theme of page is and then displays ads that are suited to theme. This way visitor will see advertisements likely to be of interest.

The Adwords customer (the advertiser trying to sell a product or service etc using these ads) is billed every time a visitor clicks. The amount depends on cost of ad, which is basically determined by advertising demand.

Revenue from that billing is split between Google and owner of website where visitor clicked. If ad costs advertiser 50 cents per click, Google gets 25 cents and website owner running ads gets 25 cents.

If you were to click one of Adsense ads you see on this page I’d get 50%.

Google Adsense is not only program you can use to place ads on your site. Companies like Searchfeed offer similar programs but Adsense is where money is.

Drop shipping, as I mentioned in Part 2 of this course, is a simple method of selling a product without actually having to ever warehouse, pack or ship product yourself.

Drop shipping is unheard of by most people but a great way to make money. There are several marketers I know of making a lot of money with drop shipping, I even know of one guy making over 7 figures a year selling thousands of items a month without ever seeing a single one of them.

Let's take a closer look so you can better understand how drop shipping works.

There are many companies or warehousers that stock large volumes of many different products. They offer these products at warehouse prices to people and other businesses interested in retailing them.

But great part is, these warehouse companies (drop shippers) don't expect you to come around in a truck and pick up half a ton of product to stock in your garage.

Instead, each time you sell a unit of their product following will happen:

Customer pays you money and you receive their shipping details You notify drop shipper of sale and foward shipping details Drop shipper sends product to customer and sends an invoice to you You pay invoice out of customer's payment and remainder is your profit