http://www.blogger.com/ is official Google site for blogs. If you best want to work with AdSense then use your own site or use blogger, wordpress and many more.
Want to get up and running with AdSense really fast? One way is to open an account at Blogger.com.
Blogger is like those old free websites that you could set up in a flash but which looked like they’d been cobbled together from bits of left-over graphics that no one else wanted. Except that the blog you create at Blogger.com is the real McCoy. It’s professional, it looks great… and it takes just seconds to put together.
All you have to do is choose a name and title for your blog, take your pick of the good range of templates available and get writing.
You don’t have to worry about coding or design work or images or anything else. If you change your mind about the way your blog looks, you can just pick a different template. All that’s left for you to do is write… and add AdSense.
You can copy and paste templates from many free blogger template provider like the one i used
www.bloggerbuster.com
www.blogcrowds.com
www.templatepanic.com
Many more site have a search on Google for free templates for blogger " free templates for blogspot.
How to use Blogger.com
1)Open an account with blogger.com
2)Click create a blog ..but is nothing but your site..
3)Give a best suitable title like "Free AdSense secret" or "3D snaps and pictures" try to use unique Title as be care full as your title will be one most source for search engines.
4)select site name its can be any thing related to your site.
"adsense-secret-google" "3dsnaps" "Solarisinterview" use unique site name its will have a best and better impact on your site
5)Create New Post and provide a title and write your content,
Note :-best tip is write the unique content if your copying any one content try to change the language like a reverse engineering i was kidding create you own content as every one is a author from his mind and heart.
check this video if you want to create a professional and best blogs
http://www.youtube.com/BloggerHelp
Blogger.com lets you apply for AdSense directly from its site. It even gives you a preview of where your ads will appear and how they will look. While you’re waiting for your approval, you can play with fonts and colors so that you’re all set up and ready to start earning.
Of course, once you’ve done that, there are all sorts of ways to play with the layout and content. You can easily move the ads into the sidebar by clicking the Template tab and looking for the line that says:
Just paste the AdSense code directly beneath it. But that’s certainly not all. In Chapter 11, I explain lots of different, advanced strategies that you can use to maximize your AdSense earnings on your blog. You should certainly use them but more important is that you make a start.
With Blogger.com, you can do that in seconds. It’s a great way to get started, but you should think of it as blogging with training wheels. After a bit you’ll want to move to your own domain so you can really pick up speed!
Google’s Page Creator and site builder
But blogs aren’t for everyone. Although they’re now one of the easiest ways to get online, they have to be updated regularly and aren’t the best option for static content.
Blogger isn’t the only way to get online fast. Google’s Page Creator makes building a website as simple as point, click and type.
Again, you get a template that you can edit freely, and you can also break into the HTML to paste the AdSense code. Check to see how it looks, publish, and all you’ll have to do next is let people know where you are.
And that’s where the disadvantages of creating a website using a free tool like Page Creator kicks in.
With a website created through Page Creator, Search Engine Optimization becomes difficult. Your URL will be [yourname].googlepages.com, which is about as catchy a ball of slush. It’s unlikely to get very far in search engines and when you try to spread it around, it will simply make you look unprofessional.Though it has its won benefits also.
Page Creator can be a useful place to get started but it’s really designed to help people like teachers display information to a closed audience. It’s not a good way to earn a lot of money.
If you’re keen to get started though, if you have an audience already set up... or if you just want to see your stuff online fast — and with ads — then it’s a fun toy to play with.
And you can always move your content onto your own URL when you’re ready.
With Blogger.com, you can do that in seconds. It’s a great way to get started, but you should think of it as blogging with training wheels. After a bit you’ll want to move to your own domain so you can really pick up speed!
Google’s Page Creator and site builder
But blogs aren’t for everyone. Although they’re now one of the easiest ways to get online, they have to be updated regularly and aren’t the best option for static content.
Blogger isn’t the only way to get online fast. Google’s Page Creator makes building a website as simple as point, click and type.
Again, you get a template that you can edit freely, and you can also break into the HTML to paste the AdSense code. Check to see how it looks, publish, and all you’ll have to do next is let people know where you are.
And that’s where the disadvantages of creating a website using a free tool like Page Creator kicks in.
With a website created through Page Creator, Search Engine Optimization becomes difficult. Your URL will be [yourname].googlepages.com, which is about as catchy a ball of slush. It’s unlikely to get very far in search engines and when you try to spread it around, it will simply make you look unprofessional.Though it has its won benefits also.
Page Creator can be a useful place to get started but it’s really designed to help people like teachers display information to a closed audience. It’s not a good way to earn a lot of money.
If you’re keen to get started though, if you have an audience already set up... or if you just want to see your stuff online fast — and with ads — then it’s a fun toy to play with.
And you can always move your content onto your own URL when you’re ready.
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