I won't delete my example.wordpress.com, I will only put a href link saying that now I own the domain.

I've been reading alot about the adSense and the conditions..and they are very!

But I don't see nowhere, talking about the minimum of website "age". I see them talking about the content of a website. Because I'll transfer the content of my blog to the new website, I think i'm going to have enough content to be able to put adsenses in my pages.

And, btw, for those who probably would read this topic, read very carefull the conditions and terms about adsenses!

For now, I don't have any kind of doubt..but I'll keep in touch. Thank you very much for your answers, they were very helpfull!

Hi,

Yes, you're right. I will download the CMS than a theme and upload it to my CMS.

More 2 questions:

1) - All the content I have in my current blog (example.wordpress.com) can I put it inside of the new site? I think so, because wordpress have an option on (tools > export > XML), and it says I can import that file after exporting it. Altough, do you have any kind of experience with this? It really works?

2) - I know that (from what I read), Google AdSense needs at least 6 month of website on (am I wrong?), well my blog is on more than a year..but I'll change it to a new domain.. even with the whole information I have, I'll have to wait 6 months? (or isn't 6 months at all?)

Hm..you're opening my eyes. This is different than I thought.

But tell me something, I know an host which is compatible with Wordpress/Joomla. So, I know I have to host there the files of Wordpress right? If so, those files much be of a premium theme or can be of a free theme?

Probably none of those options, because of the last quote of what you said..I'm right?

Yes, you're right, I just saw that too. But I don't want to change the CSS files. I need to change PHP files. I'm going to put adsenses, so..you should probably know how it works.

Ahhh, no. I have a free wordpress page. Like www.example.wordpress.com. And, as far as I know, isn't possible to change the files of the free theme, right?

Or, if I have a premium account (imagine www.example.com), I'm able now to change even the free themes files?