How to Get Rid of Google Ads on My Cell Phone

1. Root your Android phone, if you have not already done so. Each phone model requires different steps to root, so you'll need to search for specific instructions for your device.

2. Tap 'Market' on the Home screen.

3. Type 'Angry Ad Blocker' in the Search field.

4. Tap 'Buy' and enter your Google account password. If you have not previously set up a credit card or PayPal account for Google purchases, do so now by entering your information. Click 'OK' to confirm the purchase. As of the date of publication, the app costs $2.93.

5. Tap the 'Angry Ad Blocker' icon in the Apps menu after it finishes downloading.

6. Tap 'Enable Blocker.'

7. Turn off your phone and reboot it.

How to Upgrade Your Old Blogger.com Account

Log in to Blogger.com with Your Old Account

1. Start at the Blogger.com home page (see the Resources section below).

2. Take a tour of the new Blogger.com if you are unsure whether or not you want to upgrade your account. Click on the 'Take a Tour' link to start.

3. Click on the 'Switch Now' link to start the process of upgrading your account.

4. Provide your old username and password in the text boxes provided.

5. Read the new 'Terms of Service' by clicking on the link and check the box to agree.

6. Click on the 'Continue' link.

Create a Google Account to Use the New Blogger.com

7. Enter your current email address. Creating a Google account does not automatically give you a gmail account.

8. Choose a password. Passwords should be at least six characters long and include numbers or symbols to make it more difficult to guess.

9. Reenter the password and type the word you see in the word verification field provided for security purposes.

10. Agree to the terms of service and click on the 'I accept. Create my account' link.

11. Use an existing Google account to sign in. If you already have a Google account, you can apply it to your new Blogger.com account and get started.

Upgrade and Use the New Blogger.com

12. Check your email to confirm your new Google account. Click on the link provided in the email or copy the URL into your address bar.

13. Sign in to your new Blogger.com account.

14. Use the new Blogger.com features, which include drag-and-drop editing, privacy options and options for RSS feeds.

How to Allow Access Into AdSense Reports

1. Link your Google AdSense account to a Google Analytics account. Look for the link inviting you to connect the two accounts on either the Overview or Advanced Reports pages in your AdSense account.

2. Click on 'User Manager' from your Analytics account Web page. Select 'Add a User.' Enter the information required to create a profile that can view accounts only. Select at least one Web page profile to identify the new account with.

3. Click 'Edit AdSense Linking Settings,' found on the Overview page next to the name of the profile. Follow the instructions on the 'AdSense Linking Settings' page to provide access to AdSense reports through the profile you created. Select the account and profiles to connect with AdSense and click 'Continue.' Choose a primary domain if you receive reports from more than one Web page and click Continue. Add the code provided to any Web page other than your primary domain. Click 'Continue' to finish linking your AdSense reports to your Analytics account.

4. Share the account access information with the person you wish to have view your AdSense reports if you created a new account. Inform them that they can access your AdSense reports through Google Analytics.

Does Google Offer CPM Ads?

Google CPM Ads

The cost per impression (CPM) is quoted for 1,000 ad impressions, meaning that advertisers pay the stated amount for the ad to be displayed 1,000 times across Google's services. Google does not display these ads in search results, but they can appear on Google's Display Network. The Network includes Google properties such as YouTube, Google Maps and Gmail, as well as numerous partner websites and AdSense users.

Creating Google CPM Ads

Anyone can sign up for a Google AdWords account and use it to create CPM ads. After signing into your account, create a new ad campaign and select 'Display Network' as the only network in the Networks and Devices section. Make sure the search network is disabled. Enable the advanced options in the Bidding and Budget settings, and choose the CPM rate option.

Monitoring Google CPM Ads

Google provides tools to help you monitor your ad campaigns and maximize their efficiency. Google tracks how often your ad is displayed and clicked, and it can track how often clicks translate into purchases or other desired actions, which are called conversions. Google displays that information on your AdWords dashboard. You can use the data to see how the amount you bid for your CPM ads and other factors impact where and how often your ads are displayed, allowing you to make improvements to the ads as needed.

Competing With Google CPC Ads

Google also allows advertisers to pay only when ads are clicked on. These CPC ads compete with CPM ads to appear in Google's services. Based on the number of times a CPC ad was displayed and clicked on, Google calculates an effective CPM rate for it. When two ads are competing for the same space, Google displays the most expensive ad. Because CPM ads often take the place of multiple CPC ads, CPM ads must beat the value of all the CPC ads that would have appeared for Google to display them.

How to Build Turnkey AdSense Websites

1. Sign up for a Google AdSense account at www.google.com/adsense. The sign-up process is fairly simple and, as long as everything is good with your application, you should get approval within a few days.

2. Sign up for a simple web hosting service. Make sure that the host you choose has simple web templates available, or you can also subscribe to a service that will provide you with pre-designed templates for your turnkey AdSense website.

3. Decide on a web template that will work best with a content-heavy website. The best turnkey template will have a white background with little to no images.

4. Choose a general product or service that you want to advertise, such as televisions or books.

5. Write interesting web content about a specific type of product under the general category you chose. For example, if you're writing about TVs, you might want to talk about flat screen TVs on one page. The content needs to be informative, well-written and interesting to readers. There should be at least 350 words on each page. The content also must be written with SEO in mind. Go to SEOmoz.org to learn how to optimize your site in this way.

6. Copy and paste the content into the web template that you chose in step three.

7. Install Google AdSense code on your turnkey website. Most turnkey sites have the AdSense ads listed on the left or right side of the page or falling within the text. Some also include banner ads on the bottom of the page or along the edges of the text. Google AdSense automatically updates the ads depending on the content on your page.

8. Create additional pages on the same website with the same format that focus on other more specific products under the general topic to form your turnkey AdSense website.

How to Change the Default Background and Text Colors on Web Pages

1. Click Start on your desktop.

2. Go to Settings and click Control Panel.

3. Double-click Internet Options.

4. Make sure the General tab is selected.

5. Click Colors.

6. Deselect the Use Windows Colors checkbox.

7. Click the Text button to bring up a color chart.

8. Choose the color you want and click OK.

9. Click the box next to Background and use the same procedure to change that color.

Yahoo! Equivalent to AdSense

Publisher Network

The Publisher Network was developed as a beta system, and Yahoo! never progressed to a wider adoption of the network before it was discontinued. The network was an invitation-only program that involved Yahoo! reaching out to publishers that it viewed as a good fit for the network. Publishers were paid a percentage of the revenue that Yahoo! earned on the display ads that ran on their websites.

AdSense

Google AdSense helps provide display advertising for websites, matching up ads that are natural fits in terms of theme, content and product with the content of the sites. AdSense pays publishers based on the number of either clicks or impressions that the ads receive on their sites. AdSense is free for publishers to join. AdSense even allows publishers to post ads with their search results and RSS feeds.

Chitika

When Yahoo! ended the Publisher Network, it recommended that the publishers enrolled in the network transfer their accounts to Chitika, an advertising network that syndicated Yahoo! Content Match and Sponsored Search products, allowing for a relatively easy transition, according to media news website Paid Content, a subsidiary of Guardian News and Media Limited. Chitika worked with Yahoo! to develop a process designed for Publisher Network clients to make the move to Chitika. Like Google AdSense, Chitika can arrange for display ads to appear on sites with different users, depending on the search queries that bring the users to each site.

Yahoo! Network Plus

Yahoo! Network Plus is Yahoo!'s online targeted advertising network that places advertising on a group of large sites, such as the various Yahoo! sites and other sites with high traffic numbers. Yahoo! has a variety of agreements with partner sites in Yahoo! Network Plus that provide different options for payment for hosting advertising. Just as the Yahoo! Network Plus works with large content publishers, it also works with large advertisers.