The Guardian has an interesting article on how trusted news websites are becoming ad-heavy. Ironically there own page suffered from many of the same problems! Good one!

Similar to Google's own 'top-heavy penalty' being ignored by themselves mid-way through this story.

The answer lies in Website Traffic... Boost your traffic (the amount of people the engage in your site) inevitably leads to profit. This could come in the form of more clients, more advertising revenue, more followers, etc. A valuable wikihow article here provides more insight.

Here are some of the resources they used:

1. ↑ http://mashable.com/2013/09/09/increase-search-traffic/
2. ↑ http://moz.com/blog/google-traffic-links
3. ↑ http://graphpaperpress.com/blog/101-simple-tips-increase-website-traffic/
4. ↑ http://socialtriggers.com/perfect-blog-post/

There is the counter part to Google Adwords. While internet revenue remains a mysterious art, help is around. Google Adsense has great help over at https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/

You will get familiar with 'Above the fold' and Adsense 'heat maps', which show how to optimise advertisement placement on you site.

Still the question remains whether most sites look at it from a publisher point of view or a user point of view.

Not bad! We managed over 60 hits on our first day with the site still incomplete. We assume keywords played a role, as well as the actual name of the site.

This wikiHow article has some good tips for you too!

An interesting part of our research revealed the top most expensive 20 keywords in Google. These are companies that bid to get the most attention through their preferred keywords. Here are the top 10:

The Top 10 Most Expensive Keywords are:

An amazingly popular article considering how much generic information it features. Issues such as 'Take a stand for yourself' and 'Identify the right business for you' are headlines. Duh! No shit Sherlock! Now how about some real advice? Unfortunately this trend is sweeping the internet. Our generation and the next want real answers. These click-bait schemes are dumbing our world. 

See for yourself at Entrepreneur.com!

Howmuchcanimake.com finally gets launched after the original idea was set years ago. The site has come out better than expected, considering it is aimed solely at generated revenue from advertising. We were hoping to have the worst kind of user-experience featuring the most shameless marketing campaigns in mockery of the whole system.

Unintentionally our site has come out better than most actual websites or sites parading as the real deal. Let's see where this goes. You wanna do it? You wanna do it? Same price but double.