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Google AdSense is Google's advertising program that lets website publishers show ads selected by Google on their sites and earn a share of the revenue.

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Google AdSense is an advertising program that Google launched in 2003. Website and blog owners set aside space on their pages, Google fills it with advertisers' ads, and the site owner receives a share of the revenue generated by ad impressions or clicks.

It is the publisher-side counterpart of Google Ads: ads that advertisers buy through Google Ads can appear on sites that take part in AdSense.

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