Dollar Buddies

I recently purchased a cheap website (premiumgamers.com) that already had affiliate products and Google Adsense built in. I am curious if Adsense automatically updates the new channels and ads I create and places them on my site or do I have to do this myself.

I used to teach a course called Breaking into Freelance Writing for a local university. The course is desgined for anyone who wants to write for magazines, newspapers or Internet sites. I would now like to offer it as on online course, but I can’t figure out how to advertise it. Does anyone know of any web sites related to either writing or teaching where someone like me can post an ad?
Thanks!

I’d like to get into affiliate marketing but it seems all the programs require you to have a website for you to stick their banners on.
I do however blog alot and am wondering if there are any blog hosting sites that would allow me to advertise my programs?
Are there any other ways to market products without having a website?
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I am an Adwords advertiser and recently I have been comparing my page views (how many times a visitors sees a page) to the number of clicks Google has been charging me. On November 25th, my Web site had 308 page views, but Google charged me for 705 clicks.
In any other business, that would be called fraud. Part of me wonders if Google is doing this to other Adword advertisers and that is how they are “jacking up” their revenues, thus increasing their stock price that hasn’t been seen since the “Dot.com” bubble burst in the late 1990’s.
My question is, has any one else experienced this problem and is there any legal action against Google I can take not only to help me but also other unsuspecting Adword advertisers maybe being taken advantage of without their knowledge?