How to add google adsense on your website after approved


1. Sign in to your
www.google.com/adsense
2. Scroll you page down and you will see a link
like Sites authorized to show ads .
3. You can now add the URL of your website
where you want to show Adsense ads.
4. Go to My ads & create a new ad unit, then lick
on get ad code and copy and paste the code on
your website. You can link your approving
adsense Account to your blogger account.

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