Signing Up Made Easy
First though, you have to sign up. Here’s how you do it.
The sign-up page asks for a relatively small amount of information, not all of
which is as obvious as you might like.
First, you’ll have to tell Google whether you want an “individual” account or a
“company” account — whether you’re a company with more than twenty
employees or practically a one-man show that’s just you and up to nineteen
others. That’s important for just one reason: it tells Google where to send
the money. Take a business account and the payments will be made in the
name of your company; take an individual account, and they’ll be paid
directly to you.
You’ll also be able to choose between three different ways of receiving your
money: Electronic Funds Transfer, local currency check or Secured Express
Delivery. In general, it’s better to get your money by direct deposit
using the Electronic Funds Transfer; Google charges for express mail
checks.
(What you won’t be able to choose is whether you’re paid per click—on a
“CPC” basis—or for every thousand times you show an ad—on a “CPM” basis.
Google decides that for you. Some ads will be CPC and others will be CPM.)
First though, you have to sign up. Here’s how you do it.
The sign-up page asks for a relatively small amount of information, not all of
which is as obvious as you might like.
First, you’ll have to tell Google whether you want an “individual” account or a
“company” account — whether you’re a company with more than twenty
employees or practically a one-man show that’s just you and up to nineteen
others. That’s important for just one reason: it tells Google where to send
the money. Take a business account and the payments will be made in the
name of your company; take an individual account, and they’ll be paid
directly to you.
You’ll also be able to choose between three different ways of receiving your
money: Electronic Funds Transfer, local currency check or Secured Express
Delivery. In general, it’s better to get your money by direct deposit
using the Electronic Funds Transfer; Google charges for express mail
checks.
(What you won’t be able to choose is whether you’re paid per click—on a
“CPC” basis—or for every thousand times you show an ad—on a “CPM” basis.
Google decides that for you. Some ads will be CPC and others will be CPM.)
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