Show Ads on the Pages

The second step is to show ads on those Web pages. Viewing Web pages doesn't usually cost the reader anything. Few sites can get away with charging for access to their materialthere's simply too much competing material already freely available on the Web.
If you can't charge for access to the material, how do you make money? It depends on the nature of your pages. If you're running a business that sells products or services, then the pages are indirect moneymakers. They're a marketing expense, a cost of doing business. But you don't have anything to sell. Or do you?
Well, actually, you doyou have space on your Web site. You can make money by selling parts of your Web pages as advertising space. This is the same way that newspapers and magazinesthe classic pre-Web content servicesmake most of their money.
Sample AdSense Ads
If you'd like to see sample AdSense ads based on any URL or keyword, try Digital Point Solution's handy Sandbox utility at www.digitalpoint.com/tools/adsense-sandbox/.

Google makes this step easy. Once you've created your Web pagesor at least some of themyou join Google's AdSense program. Google will read the pages you made, analyze the content that's on them, and use that analysis to select ads that are relevant to the content of the page. All you need to do is insert some Google-supplied codedon't worry, there's no programming involved, just cutting and pastinginto the pages. If someone clicks an ad on one of your pages, Google gives you a cut of the per-click fee they charge advertisers. And it's all automated, even the ad selection