How do you monetize your blog? Adsense, affiliate, own product or other means.
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1. Side bar Advertising - AdSense from Google is most popular.
2. Text linked adverstising - http://www.test-link-ads.com
3. Once your blog has been running for some time, consider slurping your blog into a book - http://www.blurb.com
4. Affiliate marketing - In addition to Amazon, look for other affiliates - http://www.affiliatescout.com/
5. Write sponsored product reviews - http://www.sponsoredreviews.com/
6. If you have an identifiable brand, sell logo merchandise - http://www.cafepress.com/
A video from ProBlogger to help you with with the use of advertising:
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I have some affiliate which are pay me $1 per sign up so why adsense but I believe adsense in better for beginners. No need ordinary knowledge to set up adsense.
But to set affiliate you need knowledge about HTML because most affiliate links are written in HTML code.
But if you say what I using I will say affiliate program.
my opinion
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That said using affiliate relationships can be quite lucrative as well, Clickbank is a good affiliate company for the Internet as they deal in digital media. Other options are Amazon and eBay as they already have a strong Internet presence and are trusted.
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All the options you mentioned in your question are viable but you have to find for each blog what works best
All comes down to testing. This means you try one form of monetization links for example and run that for 1000 visitors. Then try adsense and let it run for another 1000 visitors
At the end of the test you compare the income generated with each part of the test and that usually should tell you what works best on that particular blog or website
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Basically, it should be blend of both affiliation, and adsense with some percentage of other means
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