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How to create a site with Google? 🌐

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How to create a site with Google? 🌐  Creating a site with **Google Sites** is straightforward. Here are the steps: 1. **Go to Google Sites**: Visit [Google Sites] (https://sites.google.com/). 2. **Start a New Site**:    - Click on the **"+"** button to create a new site.    - You can choose a template or start from scratch. 3. **Customize Your Site**:    - **Title**: Add a title to your site.    - **Pages**: Use the "Pages" tab to add new pages.    - **Themes**: Choose a theme to customize the look and feel of your site. 4. **Add Content**:    - Use the **"Insert"** tab to add text, images, videos, and other content.    - Drag and drop elements to arrange them on your page. 5. **Publish Your Site**:    - Click the **"Publish"** button in the top right corner.    - Choose a web address for your site.    - Click **"Publish"** again to make your site live. For more detailed guidance, y...

**How to Use AdSense with Google Sites: A Step-by-Step Guide to Monetizing Your Website**

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**How to Use AdSense with Google Sites: A Step-by-Step Guide to Monetizing Your Website** Once upon a time, in the bustling world of online content creation, there was a passionate blogger named Sarah. Sarah had built a beautiful website using Google Sites, filled with her travel stories, tips, and stunning photography. She loved sharing her adventures, but she also dreamed of turning her passion into a source of income. One day, she stumbled upon Google AdSense—a tool that could help her monetize her website. Intrigued, she decided to dive deeper and learn how to use AdSense with Google Sites. Here’s her journey, filled with expert insights, SEO tips, and the importance of backlinks. --- ### Chapter 1: Understanding the Basics Sarah began by researching what Google AdSense was. She learned that AdSense is an advertising platform that allows website owners to display targeted ads on their sites. When visitors click on these ads, the website owner earns a small commission. It sounded si...