Adsense can make your earn a constant income monthly?

Everything's possible, but you need a good website, good content, optimized ads positions, good quality backlinks, lot's of traffic or just high paying click.
My friend had around 70 domains, and on some sites click was like $10-$12 sometimes (off course, those were really high paying niches).

As with anything online to make money, the key will be consistency. Google adsense can be a good source of income as long as you stick to it, and scale things up as you see your income increase. Targeting keywords with high payouts is the biggie as well as testing themes to find what generates the most clicks.

Adsense is a good business model except that it's not reliable. Google can ban you without any warning..

Those who have lots of traffic and making money are doing it wrongly.

You don't get tons of traffic from video, social media e.t.c and expect Google to pay you high.

Adsense success begins with:

Choosing the right niche, not all niche encourages clicks..
Pick a good number of keywords with high CPC
Rank for those keywords
Have a high converting site
Offer something useful probably a download link or offer but it musn't interfere with your ads.
Pick the right ads and strategically place them in the right places...

With the above tips, you can go a long way in making adsense a good business for you..

You mentioned its "kinda hard" to make a good earning site…. That's your first key that there is money to be made. Fact is, if it were "kinda easy" then everyone would be making a full time online income and that just wouldn't work. Kinda hard means there is a barrier to entry (albeit a small one). Truth is, many people do make a full time income online from every method you could imagine: Adsense, affiliate, ecommerce, etc. Keep at it and you will get there!!

It is true for some people.

It is kinda hard. It is hard work, and you must never stop learning about it if you expect to succeed long term.


Lots of traffic does not guarantee lots of money.

Yes it's very important for visitors to click your ads. Work on making that happen.

If you can develop the skills and resources to earn few hundred constant every day, then you will likely have worked very hard to get to that point. You need to be knowledgeable and capable of very good judgment in many areas.

The problem with most affiliate and Adsense wannabes on this forum is that they've been fed a story of this easy passive income from high-paying and hot niches. Passive income is usually something you need time, effort and/or good ideas to build. Good payments mean stiff competition, and "hot" means just the same. Unfortunately most don't have adequate skills or ideas to begin with, and very few seem to have tenacity to keep trying and experimenting.

How do the successful ones do it? Well, they've probably got entrepreneurial spirit and willingness to understand the why's and how's of their website and traffic. Some have found their topic, voice and audience, some can push code or do other cool things, some have found a good type of content and maybe even a way to outsource it.

There's endless stream of threads where author of a website wonders why he or she doesn't have any traffic and only got pennies from Adsense. Their website looks like it was designed by a blind chimpanzee, and the content showcases the writing skills of a kindergardener. If you're not a good writer or a content producer, you should build the business around something else.

This is not directed at OP, just a rant about internet marketing.

Earn money with adsense it is to much difficult.
If you have good website traffic and you must have add new and fresh content to your website or blog to get good targeted traffic.

Depends. My niche requires constant updating or new content so technically so that's a lot easier to get steady traffic/income. If you've got a website that has a base and you just want a nice income flow from that then I'd imagine it would be inconsistent. One week you'll do very well, another you might not get anything at all.