Inside AdSense: Google Consumer Surveys: An additional way to monetize your site



Inside AdSense: Google Consumer Surveys: An additional way to monetize your site

Google's official blog for news, tips and information on AdSense. Thursday, February 19, 2015 Google Consumer Surveys: An additional way to monetize your site Google Consumer Surveys is a great way for publishers to create an additional revenue stream for their content. When a user visits your site, they will have the option to answer a few survey questions in exchange for access to content. Each time a site visitor answers a survey question, you will earn $.05. Check out how Times Publishing Company generated incremental revenue with Google Consumer Surveys. Example of Google Consumer Surveys on a news page Highlights of Google Consumer Surveys include: Earn $0.05 or local equivalent for each answered question Easy to implement You decide where and how surveys are shown Survey prompt appears inline as visitor views content  Join the 700+ sites that are currently using Google Consumer Surveys as a new way to successfully monetize their content.

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