Hey Guys,
Long time no see.. I was in a trip to australia, france and england.. beautiful countries!!

I'm back now and I updated my site with lots of new info and articles.. =)

Have a look.. adsense-exposure.blogspot.com

Let me know what you all think..
Amigo!

took a quick glance through.
quit comprehensive. and there is more in using color and background to increase ctr

thanks!it's useful to me

i'm glad it helped someone..

Thanks for the tips! Great!

You're very welcome zeus =)

i found this, thought it was a pretty good read.
see attached.

edit: nevermind, for some reason it won't let me attach it.
scratch that

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If you want to earn at home from Adsense then I wouldn't really worry about your address ad if you worry to much about giving that out to Google, then I can't see you ever wanting to give it out to any other affiliate programs. So overall, you will have no chance in earning online unless you get earnings through paypal or something.

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Sure thing. But I must say, google is safe. I oviously gave them my adrress and I had no problem with that. Check came at the right time, and I got not 'Junk mail' or anything like that..

So trust google.. there ok after all.. =)

Amigo!
adsense-exposure.blogspot.com

I also trust Google as I do all my other affiliate programs. However, I have always been uneasy about giving them (or anybody) my Social Security Number. I solved that by applying to the IRS for an Employer Identification Number (EIN). The number is free and as long as you report the income you've made with that EIN, everybody's happy.

Also, I just use my first/middle name initials for each account. The checks still cash OK. It's good to be cautious, but you need to play the ID game so these companies know they're not paying terrorists. One tip: Always look for the padlock icon in the lower right of your browser when entering personal information.