Since this site sells AdSense Ready WordPress Themes with Search Engine Optimized code that are meant to increase AdSense revenue this page will be used to list my AdSense revenue and that of any customers who would like to share their experience with using my AdSense themes.
I’ve been using my AdSense Ready Themes for years and at 45 Year Old Millionaire where since June 2008 I’ve been publishing my Affiliate Revenue Reports which includes AdSense revenue.
You can see over the last 19 months my affiliate earnings have been as follows:
June 1st 2008 : $0
June 30th 2008 : $2,068.12
July 31st 2008 : $3,296.30
Aug 31st 2008 : $3,575.47
Sept 30th 2008 : $4,790.33
Oct 30th 2008 : $4,885.30
Nov 30th 2008 : $5,802.50
Dec 31st 2008 : $3,985.55
Jan 31st 2009 : $3,911.28
Feb 28th 2009 : $3,589.41
March 31st 2009 : $3,453.37
April 30th 2009 : $3,109.16
May 31st 2009 : $2,892.67
June 30th 2009 : $2,875.64
July 31st 2009 : $3,453.12
August 31st 2009 : $3,832.89
September 30th 2009 : $4,289.05
October 31st 2009 : $4,506.82
November 30th 2009 : $4,807.53
December 31st 2009 : $5,022.81
Total of $74,147.32 ($128.06 average earnings per day).
Of this AdSense revenue is as follows
June 1st 2008 : $0
June 30th 2008 : $1,203.32
July 31st 2008 : $1,635.86
Aug 31st 2008 : $1,921.74
Sept 30th 2008 : $1,318.96
Oct 30th 2008 : $1,182.71
Nov 30th 2008 : $1,273.36
Dec 31st 2008 : $1,315.18
Jan 31st 2009 : $1,333.93
Feb 28th 2009 : $1,228.01
March 31st 2009 : $1,255.60
April 30th 2009 : $1,091.19
May 31st 2009 : $1,074.06
June 30th 2009 : $1,023.09
July 31st 2009 : $1,188.22
August 31st 2009 : $1,144.25
September 30th 2009 : $1,041.66
October 31st 2009 : $1,203.56
November 30th 2009 : $1,552.46
December 31st 2009 : $1,084.86
About 95% of this revenue is from sites running my WordPress with AdSense and SEO themes that are available for sale on this site. AdSense income has had a few ups and downs, but relatively stable, mainly because I improved some sites and then lost AdSense revenue from one important site (free recipe site was penalised in Google) and the lost site canceled out the gains!
I originally created most of the sites that I run the themes on to support my SEO business (I make a lot more money than this selling SEO services) and so AdSense and affiliate revenue isn’t something I have to live from (if I lost all my sites tomorrow I’d be fine money wise). So my affiliate/AdSense type sites are more a hobby than part of a big business plan. That being said I am a very experienced SEO consultant and so earning about $50,000 a year from Affiliate/AdSense type income isn’t easy (takes serious effort).
Good news is the hardest part I had at first was SEOing my sites, it took about two years to learn enough about SEO to be able to come close to creating a reasonably well optimised website and if you use one of my AdSense/SEO themes not only do you get AdSense automatically added to very good places of the theme you also get years of SEO experience in the coding without having to pay a small fortune for an SEO consultant like me.
Would really like to see how my themes have helped customers improve their search engine listings and AdSense revenue. I only charge £10 a theme and because I consider this site a hobby and not some part of a global empire I’m trying to build (too lazy for that sort of thing) I’m not looking to make a lot of money selling the themes: if you paid me to SEO a WordPress theme like I’ve SEO’d themes I’d charge about £1,000 a time. I make about 2 sales a day from this site, so make about £7,000 a year after PayPal fees. Hmm, that’s not bad actually considering how little time this site takes

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hi,
i am vinodh from india.
i am a programmer for the past 10 years.
is it possible to earn adsense income if i
host a website that teaches potential
programmers(for free) to become a programmer.
regards
vinodh
Quick answer is yes, you can potentially make money through AdSense from almost any niche.
Some are better than others, for example I have a joke site with 2,500 visitors a day and it makes a pittance from AdSense considering the visitor numbers. A travel site with a few hundred visitors a day regularly out performs the joke site in money made per month from AdSense.
I don’t know if programming is a good AdSense niche.
David Law
AdSense Income
I agree with David, Vinodh
You can make money with adsense in almost any niche, such is the size of the marketplace Google access
how to make more money with adsense frd????plz help me i am in need
if the figer u saw is real./ great resault\ hear in india its a lot of money to do any thing
The film Slumdog Millionaire has recently been shown in the UK on one of the free to air TV channels, CH4 who are having an Indian season.
Seen a few Indian documentaries now and though I knew it was hard going in India I didn’t realise quite how hard! The idea of earning just a dollar or two a day for working hard on a rubbish dump collecting recyclable waste is scary.
Knowing how little poor Indian people have to survive on I can see why my AdSense income would be considered a lot of money. In the UK/USA it’s a good AdSense figure, but it’s not on the REALLY high side (I used to make more for example).
Interestingly my money making websites get quite a lot of traffic from India. This site for example Indian traffic is quite high, if you look on Alexa http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/google-adsense-templates.co.uk apparently 16.1% of my Alexa traffic comes from India! It’s actually the top % with the US at 12.2% and UK 6.5% (more my original target audience).
I assume someone on a couple of dollars a day in India would not be able to afford the domain registration fees and web hosting money up front, so you’d be looking to start things for free.
If I had no money, but Internet access and a fair amount of time I’d create Blogspot blogs with AdSense on them and use basic SEO techniques (see this site and my other sites) to generate traffic. I wouldn’t use the free hosted version of WordPress at www.WordPress.com since you can’t add AdSense to your free blog there, so it has to be something like Blogspot (www.blogger.com) which is completely free and where you can have access to the templates code and change it.
I’m now thinking about giving away a free Blogspot AdSense theme to help out and write an article or two describing in detail what I’d do.
Can Indian people get AdSense accounts easily enough?
What would be considered a bare minimum daily wage (in US dollars) in India?
David
AdSense Income
As mentioned above I was thinking about releasing a free AdSense/SEO Blogger theme. I’ve now released a free Blogspot/Blogger SEO/AdSense ready theme.
You can read about it at:
http://www.45-year-old-millionaire.co.uk/how-to-make-money-online-with-blogspot-adsense-and-clickbank-for-free.html
and
http://www.google-adsense-templates.co.uk/free-blogspot-seo-adsense-template-rounders-2.html
There’s a download link for the free Blogspot template on each of the pages above.
Hope it helps some improve their lot in life.
David
AdSense Income
Hi
Would you please let me know if you can do some AdSense customization work, thanks.
No need to post the same comment on two pages, with about 4 hours between the comments, you can’t be in that much of a rush for an answer!
No I don’t do AdSense customisation work.
David
Google privacy policy is something I have implemented with a WP plugin.
However, would you ever consider having this build into your theme. Maybe there is not need as you can install a plugin easy enough, but on the other hand it might be a selling point for your themes, and of value to those who are not aware of this for some reason or another.
It might even be a keyword you could target in a post, that is “Google Adsense privacy policy” as you have a good domain name for it.
AdSense Income
Hello I am trying to purchase your Talian SEO theme but it will not accept master cards from either canada or the us. Please advise!
Thank you,
Rob
I only take payments through PayPal and not had this issue reported before, PayPal takes payments from Canada and the US MasterCard’s.
Might just be a particular card you are using they don’t like. I’ve had this issue myself, (not with PayPal though). I have a debit card that I’ve had with a HSBC current account since University (had the account over 15 years), the account is always in credit, always has thousands of pounds in it, £2,000 overdraft facility, the associated HSBC MasterCard has a £9,000 limit, but many online shops (has to be at least 10%) refuse (for no obvious reason) to take a payment from that one debit card! Just that one debit card, all my other cards associated with other accounts are fine.
I’m assuming here you are trying to pay directly with a credit card, (so not paying via a PayPal account) selecting your country as United States or Canada and selecting MasterCard. Entering all your card details and it’s saying you can’t pay with that card or something?
When it happens I use another card.
Anyone know why this happens?
David
AdSense Income
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