Google Adsense Nigeria: Making the best out of it

Google adsense is a great way to make money with your website even if you are just focusing on Nigerian content and traffic. Currently, there is a growing number of internet users in Nigeria and they are all looking for something. There is equally a growing number of Google adwords advertisers from Nigeria and they are the fire behind your income from adsense. If you start a Nigerian blog that is very rich in local content, you would find out that most of the adverts being shown on your site are quite relevant since they come from local industries in Nigeria. Some of the ads that would probably be shown on your website include those from areas like Telecommunication, Entertainment, Education, Politics, Autos, Real estate, Hotel and Catering, Computer dealers and others.

If you are a Google Adsense publisher in Nigeria or desire to be one, I guess you would want to get the best benefits with an adsense account in the following areas:

- Get a quick approval
- Increased earnings
- Relevancy of ads
- Long term relationship with Google adsense

Here are a few tips I would suggest for making the best out of Google adsense account:

- Create a very rich content site first, before applying for an account even if a ten page blog could get you an account. Something like 500 blog posts will help your much better
- Integrate adsense into your website template
- Use Adsense whitelist to protect the display on your ads and prevent banning
- Increase the number and frequency of your post and make your site content rich
- Open another account with another developed website if you intend to also have a business account apart from your personal account
- Write for your Nigerian audience and when it becomes popular or your blog gets bigger, you can publish for a global audience
- Never click on your ads or encourage people to
- Don't focus only on Google adsense as a business, try to diversify to other sources of online income

There could be a lot of Google Adsense publishers in Nigeria still struggling to make the minimum $100 in a month but I believe that with consistent effort and more published content, you can turn that into $1000 a month. Imagine if you worked on your site as you would on a full time job, wouldn't it increase your income exponentially?