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How to create a Google site and earn money 2022 (100% guaranteed)

Hey guys how are you all today in this post I am going to tell you that how you can create a google site and start earning money with it so let's begin with this post:-


so guys if you want to create a google site then you have to simply go to the https://www.sites.google.com and sign up with you google account for free now you can use a template from the template gallery if you don't have too much time otherwise you can create a google site according to your choice by clicking on the blank.

once you clicked on the blank then you will be able to see a page in which you can adjust or change each and every setting of your site. If you want then you can also create a affiliate site using this and assign it to a custom domain after creation.

Here you can see what you will see after clicking on blank button:

some important points:
  • If you want to add a title to your site then you can click on untitled site on the top left corner and then change the title to whatever you want.
  • now check the right side of the image what you have seen I know that you got what is that it is the bar for more tools. It is a very easy thing you can see the text box, images, embed and drive options on the top right side after that you can see the layouts option here are many layouts that you can use in your site. when you go to this page and scroll down then you can see a set of more options that you can use in your site I think you should explore them on your own or you can see the video which is on the very top of this post. 
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