Does Google Adsense Dead?

I know many webmasters and Internet Marketer have been heard this late last year, regarding the so called death of adsense. Many webmasters and IM reacted when this news circulated like fire on the entire webmaster community. It’s been more or less than 1 year since the news letter was release, I have not heard any more follow up from the author, but he get the attention of all marketer and for sure he made great income from his product.

Now I want to ask the same question, Does google adsense dead? During the old days we there are many good stories of successful webmasters making their fortune in adsense. But those are old days. This days we are hearing most of webmasters even big timer are complaining of what they are making on adsense.

The first time I join google adsense the lowest payment I get for a click is $0.10 but this days I am getting 0.01 or even sometimes no payment for a click. What really happening with google adsense? Many webmasters specially those big timer in google adsense during old days shift to other money making opportunities and they are making very good money even higher than what they made in adsense before.

Their solutions are Affiliate programs like clickbank, commission Junction, and other affiliate company. Cost per action is a great alternative also for adsense. Sometimes we thought it’s harder to make money in Cost per action programs than Pay per click. In pay per click you will see instantly the result or your earnings, unlike cpa sometimes it will take 10 - 20 clicks before you convert it into cash. But in ppc if you get 20 clicks and google pay you .01 per click that is $0.20 only, while in cpa out of 20 clicks and one of those click converts you will surely make from $5 to $100.

To sum up, I do believe that google adsense is already dead, you can’t rely on it any more especially if you’re targeting a huge amount of money. If you have a site that dominating your niche , I suggest find a cpa program that offers high pay outs and you will see the difference of your earnings.