14 DAY TRIAL // At this time, Google owns two of the most popular advertising platforms in the entire Internet world, with millions of users already registered and a lot of new costumers joining every day. Google AdSense is probably the best and the easiest way to earn money on the Internet using your website, because it publishes some simple ads on your page and, every time a user clicks on the adverts, the company transfers a certain amount of money into your account. Although you may think that managing an AdSense account is easy, the search giant currently imposes several terms of service that must not be infringed to avoid getting your username banned.
As you surely know, Google's website is one of the most visited pages every day because it provides access to the best search engine on the Internet. AdWords currently represents the most accessible solution to advertise on the Internet because it helps you place adverts on the search engine result page provided by Google where millions of users are looking for information every day. The procedure is quite simple: you must register for the service, invest a certain amount of money and then your ads will be displayed for specific keywords entered by the users and selected by you. You may also include your commercials into Google AdSense's websites from certain categories.
The two services are quite popular because even the software giant Microsoft used to place adverts on its solutions on the Google's index. That's why the employees are trying to improve it periodically, adding new features to enhance the control of the customers over their account. Today, Google AdWords team published a blog post to announce a new maintenance for the AdWords solution.
"We will be performing routine AdWords system maintenance from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. PDT on Saturday, February 10, 2007. While all AdWords advertisements will continue to run as normal, you may not be able to perform API operations during this maintenance period," Jon Diorio, Product Marketing, said on the official blog of the service.