How do you manage your cash while  living solely from Google Adsense? I make sure that I have enough savings so that I never have to rely on waiting for an incoming Google Adsense or Infolinks check.  Though Google Adsense pays on a monthly basis, your income can fluctuate since and it’s not a good idea to become reliant on your Google Adsense income.  If something happens to your websites or blog and you don’t have any income coming in, you won’t have any way to pay for your various credit card bills.

I make sure to keep a 3 month buffer zone with my Adsense income.  That means that I keep 3 x my monthly income saved up in case something should happen. That would give me three months to find another source of income without having to worry about paying my bills.  In reality however, I keep a 1 year buffer zone, enough money in fluid cash so that if something should happen, I have got one year to get myself back on my feet.

How To Save Up for a 3 Month Google Adsense Income Buffer Zone?
Start decrease your needs for a a few months.  Instead of going out to eat, cook it yourself.  Mix in a lot of rice into your meals.  Ride your bike instead of drive (I don’t even own a  car.) Or any even easier solution… get a second job.  It isn’t the end of the world to work a second job, which could be as little as 10 hours a week.  Plus working 10 hours a week gives you something extra to do.

How I Manage Money on Google Adsense and Travel Abroad
When you want to start being flexible like I am, online banking is the best solution.  I manage all of my money using online banking.  ATMS and internet banking become my best friends wherever I am.  Even my taxes are done online.  As long as I remember to log in to my credit card website once a month there is no reason why I would ever need to go home.

I’ve been in Buenos Aires for almost two weeks now, and so far I’ve been enjoying the time.  While not everything in Buenos Aires  is cheaper than the United States, going out to get beer cost about $2 per beer, going to the movies cost me $3 on the right day, and just going for lunch has costed me as little as $3. Taxis end up costing about $2 per ride.

Buenos Aires is a big city.  Though it is in South America, it seems strangely a lot like Europe.  The architecture also shows off the fact that it was highly influenced by Europe.

The only biggest challenge in Buenos Aires has been communication.  Since my Spanish is highly limited I often find myself pointing a lot.  I haven’t had any major problems getting around, but occasionally there has been the odd miscommunication.  Still it is a nice city and worth visiting.

Future plans? Get a steak in a few moments.  Argentians have perfected things like steaks.  Otherwise I still went to head west to Chile and also go up to see Cordoba.

As I have written many times, being able to work on the internet and travel is one of the possibilities blogging has offered me that few jobs offer.  Traveling and Working on the Internet offers you  the chance to experience other cultures, live in exotic places around the world, and open your mind to new ways of living, all while working. 

Many people have to plan around 14 days of vacation a year to see Europe or travel the world.  With working on the internet, everyday is a vacation.  You put in your time writing posts, researching, and can spend the rest of the time hitting the sand, learning other languages, or just perfecting your favorite hobby.

Working  on the internet is just a gateway to doing something more, having the free time you always wanted.  I almost think that working on the internet = time + money or an equation everyone would like to have. So if you can work remotely, don’t waste it! Use it to it’s full potential!

Google probably has the least amount of Google Adsense support I’ve ever seen.  However contacting Google Adwords will be easy.  The difference?  Google knows that Adwords users are very important to them since it pays the bills at Google.  While Google Adsense is an important program to them, Adwords ultimately pays the most  bills over at Google Inc.

Contacting Google Adwords
A good place to start is Adwords help to see if your question might have already been answered. Via this  link  or try Google AdWords Phone Support Number - 1-866-2-Google

Contacting Google Adsense
Trying to contact Google Adsense is a lot trickier.  There is no support number that I know of, though you can try the 1866 2 Google Number,.  There is an email that you can use to contact Google Adsense. You must use this contact form to contact Google Adsense.

I keep these numbers and links saved because I oftne have to contact Google for issues regarding both Google Adsense and Adwords.  Keep them handy and make sure that if you have a problem that you do contact Google!