The next time you log into your Google AdSense account, you might notice something new in the top right-hand corner; it’s a bit of text telling you when you last logged in!
The immediate question that springs to mind is “Why?”
Some possible answers that I could think of include:
- To alert you to the fact that someone other than you has been logging into your AdSense account, perhaps without your knowing.
- To help you come to terms with the fact that you do check your AdSense stats too often and professional help might be an option to consider.
Of course, it doesn’t make any difference to real AdSense stats addicts because it’s only the time since your last login. If you refresh every few minutes then you’re effectively never logged out! 
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I’m not going to beat around the bush, but I’ve made a nice amount of money from Google AdSense (a 5-figure sum in 12 months isn’t bad by my standards ;)) and now I’m going to share a slice of the action with a limited number of people.
If you like the idea of making money with little effort (I haven’t touched my AdSense websites since February and they’re still earning) then take just a few minutes to see what I’m offering and you’ll understand why I don’t want to share this with many people.
Full details can be had here -> Highly Profitable AdSense Niches
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Temperatures across the UK soared to their highest in almost 100 years. Working in the heat was becoming so uncomfortable that I visited a couple of home electrical stores to buy an air conditioning unit only to find empty shelves.
Upon checking my Google AdSense stats for the past couple of days, guess which of my niche websites was soaring…
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It’s not everyday you get to listen in to an interview with a Google AdSense team leader, but if you’re an AdSense publisher, you get the chance and it’s not breaking the law then I’d suggest you do it!
Fortunately for you, Jennifer Slegg (of JenSense contextual advertising fame) has published her first MP3-based audio show from Webmaster Radio, called Click This!, in which she interviews Kim Malone, Director of Online Sales and Operations for Google AdSense.
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