Page incomes

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by Maxso, Mar 6, 2009.

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    I have never signed up with adsense before but i want to ask a question about it. Can you see the incomes from all the diffrent pages? I wanted to ask this question because I want to be able to offer my customers 50% of what their pages make on my site. Is this possible or is their another advertizing company that does this.
     
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  2. Random Guy

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    You can set it up with channels, yes.

    You can also get your customers to sign up with adsense themselves and do some sort of ad-sharing program, where half are yours & half are theirs. They'd need to make $100 to be paid.
     
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    Up to 500 channels yes...otherwise you can integrate with Analytics, however the earnings reported through there are not as accurate.
     
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  4. Maxso

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    Ok sounds good but is their anyway this can be automatic or would they have to set up an adsense account?

    Also don't you have to personally own a website to create an account?
     
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    You could do it from your own account, but be aware that you will assume the tax liability so you'll have to factor that in. If they have the adsense account, those earnings won't show up in your account and they will get 100% You can alternate the ads half time in a revenue sharing fashion like DP does so that half the time the ads on the page are yours, half the time they are the author's. In that case, they have the tax liability for their ads, you have it for yours, probably much cleaner for bookkeeping.

    For them to have an account, they would have to go through the adsense application like everyone else and I don't think they could use your site as the signup site...just like people can't use DP when they sign up.
     
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  6. Maxso

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    Sorry im really confused. I guess they can't create an account for google adsense. But whats the way from my account. Does that mean i can sort of create them a 'channel' which they can come on to or just showing the diffrent incomes. Can i change that 'channel' so it goes to another paypal?
     
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    and whats tax liability?
     
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    Depends upon where you are at, but in the US, income from Adsense is taxable income if over a certain amount in the year.
     
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    Hi..

    I Don't think there is a off the shelf product that you can just cut and paste yourself a solution. If you do not have basic programming skills, I would consider hiring a professional, it should cost much.

    Anyway, here is an idea that would probably be simple enough to implement. Set a variable to randomize either 1 or 2. If it randomizes 1, then your adsense code will display. If it randomizes 2, then the other adsense code is displayed. This way, each time a page loads, there is a 50% chance for either you or the other person to make the loop. This means, however, that your earnings and the other persons earnings are not going to be 50-50 split but it should get close to that over time.

    Good luck
     
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