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If you’ve got a content-based website or blog, at some point you will probably try making money with Google AdSense.

AdSense allows you to display contextual ads from Google AdWords advertisers on specific areas of your site and share in the revenue generated by Google from bids paid by advertisers to display their ads when visitors to your site click on these ads.

Joel Comm – who many consider to be one of the world’s leading authorities on making money with AdSense, calls AdSense “the easy button of the web” and his ebooks on the subject have been some of the world’s most popular for the past five years!

Yesterday I received an email from Joel letting me know that he is currently offering his best-selling 4th edition of his Adsense Secrets eBook (235 pages) for FREE! This same ebook has been selling until recently for up to $97!

Joel Comm also assured me in his email that this offer comes with no strings attached.

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I’ve just received an email from one of my clients asking me for more clarification regarding adding “categories” to her blog, so I thought I’d share part of my response below, as you may find it useful and helpful when setting up your own blog …

Blog Categories

Keeping your site’s content organized is very important, as this makes finding information easier for your visitors. The way to do this, is to work out what kind of broad yet distinct “topics” you will be publishing content about on your site regarding your specific niche (my client is setting up a blog for her marriage celebrant business).

You then convert these broad topics into “categories” (Posts > Categories), so that everytime you add a new article or post to your site, you simply tick the category box before publishing your post and this will immediately organize the content on your site in a logical way that makes the information easier to find.

For example, on a wedding celebrant’s site, I imagine that some of the broad topics (i.e. categories) you would write information about would be things like:

• Celebrant FAQs
• Celebrant Services
• Wedding Vows
• Wedding Locations
• Wedding Tips
• Other Ceremonies
• Etc …

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I recently got the email below from an online visitor to our blog interested in starting an online business with a membership site:

Subject: Self Publishing My Website

My interest is to start an online business ( I’m interested in a membership site ) my knowledge is limited around getting this set-up  and running. Do I need a site first for your services. . . or do you set this up from start to finish?  Also, what is the cost ? I can add the content my self, I’m ready to go so far. THANKS

Below is my reply – I thought I’d share this with you, in case you have similar questions …

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Hello,

Thank you for contacting us. Below I’ve attached some information in reply to your request that I hope will help to answer your questions. If you need any further help after going through the information below, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

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