Welcome to Spread AdSense

We believe Google AdSense is a good thing for the Internet because it allows small publishers to stop worrying about how they're going to pay for hosting, so they can focus more on what's important: creating original content. And this is Google's mission: to get people to get the information from their heads into writing, and then publish it on the web so that Google can organize it. This mission is an altogether good thing, and the world shall benefit from your knowledge. So publish AdSense on your site, and not only will you earn money, but the world will reap the benefits as well.

Google has it right:

Doing what they love, the rest follows

3/31/2006 11:02:00 AM

Posted by Brian Axe, Group Product Manager, AdSense

As a past founder of a technology startup, I understand the elation of coming up with an idea that solves a real need, building a product, and seeing people use it to make their lives better. Even more satisfaction comes when you can do all of this and pay the bills too. As I mentioned in this article it brings a smile to my face to hear about entrepreneurs in the developing world who use AdSense to replace their day job with AdSense earnings -- simply by writing about what they know and love. The story says these people are on "Google's hidden payroll" -- I say let's not hide this opportunity any longer.

That's the goal of SpreadAdSense.com.

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