What You Need

So what you need to receive money from google? 
first what you need to have is:
1-Website or Blog
2-Google Account
3-Google Adsense Account
  
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                                                     Want to Create a Free Website?

This article may sound a little harsh you.  It's not meant to be as I am just stating the facts from my own personal experiences. 
Mark my words: If you use a free host for your business you are making a huge mistake. Period.
I don't think many people realize the number of disadvantages that go along with creating free websites. Hopefully this article will shed some light on the subject.
Don't make the same mistake I did. After this nightmare, I vowed to never go the "free route" again. Creating your site from scratch with its own domain name (yoursite.com) is affordable (less than $7/month on average) and definitely worth the small investment.
Parking your site at a free host is often like building a house on sand.  It may be quick and and it may seem easy at first, but I can almost guarantee you it won't last long.

Disadvantages of Free Web Hosts

• Limited web page space
• Can't add interactive features (chat rooms, message boards, games, online ordering etc.)
• Search engines often ignore them (Your traffic will be limited)
• Your visitors may doubt your credibility
• May have banners and/or pop ads on your homepage and/or all of your pages
• Long and hard-to-remember web address (instead of yourdomain.com)
• No guarantees of site availability and longevity
• No branded emails addresses (you@yourdomain.com)
• Poor help and support options (if any)
• May not be free forever

Advantages of Owning Your Own Dot Com Name

• Easy to remember website address (yourdomain.com)
• No banners or popups
• Easier to get listed in search engines (Google, Yahoo etc.)
• You have more control over the look and feel of your website.
• Multiple branded email addresses (you@yourdomain.com)
• Plenty of web page space for site expansion
• No worries of site being removed unexpectedly
• Looks more professional
• More flexibility for design and functionality
• Help is readily available