for bloggers for the following reasons:
It is easy to use.
You don’t have to worry about low-quality ads.
You don’t have to manually change the ads after a certain time.
You don’t have to worry about payment (AdSense payments are very reliable).
However, there are numerous issues which you face when using AdSense:
You must abide by the content guidelines offered by the AdSense team.
You cannot simply post anything you want to post. Even though you may special marketing lead not be violating any webmaster guidelines, you cannot publish certain types of posts due to AdSense policies. (Example: Websites which allow us to watch movies online.)
To earn more from AdSense, you need to continually try out various optimization techniques, including using keywords with high CPCs.
If most of your traffic is from countries like India, Pakistan, or Malaysia, you might earn mere pennies from AdSense.
None of these drawbacks make AdSense evil, but these issues do point to the fact that AdSense may not be as great as you think it is.
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Why & How Your Life Is Better Without An AdSense Account:
Let me start by sharing my own journey with AdSense:
When I started blogging, I had no idea how to make money. I started blogging because of my passion for sharing knowledge & only heard about AdSense after a few months of blogging. Even after implementing AdSense on my blog, my first ad income was $47 from a DreamHost affiliate sale.
It was not from AdSense or any other ad network.
You may be wondering why I would say this since I make lots of money blogging (over $30,000/month). But let me ask you: Have you ever seen AdSense ads here at ShoutMeLoud?
