We all can create an adsense account easily but do you know there is another kind of AdSense account which only few number of people can create ? That is Google AdSense premium account. Normal Google AdSense publishers have limited features however Google AdSense premium publishers have much more features and ad inventory. Premium publishers are paid much higher than normal users for same number of clicks on same niche.
What is Google AdSense Premium Account ?
Google AdSense premium account is an upgraded from of Google AdSense where publishers are allowed to create customize ads. Not only this but publishers can also place more than three ads on the same page. Another interesting thing in Google AdSense premium is, you will get ads even on a adult-content page where normal publishers get PSA ads. About.com is having a premium AdSense account and they are getting enough ads on adult contents.
There are many other benefits of Google AdSense premium such as;
- Large number of ad formats (you can create your own as well)
- Display as many ads as you want on a page
- You can change or customize "Ads by Google" branding.
- High click rate - Customized revenue terms
- Premium Support - Dedicated Adsense Account Manager
- Premium ads on your site
- Dedicated login page for premium Adsense publishers i.e. https://google.com/adsense/premium-login
How to Get a Premium AdSense account ?
Well, you can not create an AdSense premium account unless your website is having 20 million page impressions or 5 million search a month. If you are using a normal AdSense account and fulfilling this requirement, Google AdSense will automatically upgrade your account with a "congratulation email". Some of Google AdSense premium accounts are used on these sites;
- MakeUseOf.com
- Labnol.org
- About.com
- ArticlesBase.com
- EzineArticles.com
According to a Google employee (in 2012), there is no specific criteria to qualify for premium status and no way to ask/beg/request/apply. if Google takes notice, they may upgrade your account. If you aren't getting at least 10's of millions of pageviews per month, forget it. Again, this is according to an Adsense team employee when the question was asked in 2012. More info here: http://www.predpriemach.com/showthread.php?t=50908
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