They go together like strawberry jelly and peanut butter. Google's ownership of AdSense and Blogger is a big benefit for blogspot bloggers. It is in Google's best interest to continue to make improvements to how these tools work together. So, you can expect to see great integrations between the two in the future. To keep up with the latest changes to AdSense, visit or subscribe to the Inside AdSense blog (http://adsense.blogspot.com/).
A big advantage to using Google tools is that when you are logged into Gmail, the login information is passed to sites such as AdSense, and they automatically log you in when you visit them. You can also rest easier knowing the motto of the Google testing team—If it ain't broke, you're not trying hard enough (http://adsensefornewbiesgoogle.blogspot.com ).
This team puts in their best to ensure that the different Google sites play nicely with each other.
AdSense isn't your only advertising revenue option. There are many other similar advertising networks out there. We will check out several of them at the end of this chapter. Let's warm up our ad display skills by digging into AdSense.
Setting up Google AdSense for Your Blog:
AdSense is the easiest advertising program to set up for your blog. The integrations between AdSense and Blogger make setting up a basic AdSense ad block a painless process. If you don't already have an active AdSense account, Blogger will give you a chance to create one when you select the AdSense page element.
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