You can make money from AdSense, and if you check on youTube you'll find advice from several people who claim to be making hundreds of dollars a day with AdSense.
You need to have decent, popular content--and especially content that can be found easily in search engines. As the writer above mentioned, content, blogs and YouTube are a few vehicles for making money with AdSense. Most blogs that have AdSense make coffee money every day...maybe a few dollars. Dedication to creating content in a friendly, surfable way and unique, interesting content, probably in some sort of niche is going to probably get you there easiest. If you keep searching on YouTube, you'll find other videos that actually explain what people are doing to make money with Adsense. Be careful not to fall for scams. It is going to take work to get money flowing in.
You'll also need to experiment with ad placement on blogs other content. Strategically placing ads can make a difference between clicks and no clicks on your ads. If you're going to try to make it with YouTube videos than you don't have to worry as much about ad placement, you just have to create videos that people want to watch--LOTS of people.
Some basic rules of thumb from my experience:
Use formats that advertisers use the most: 728x90, 300x250 and 160x600. Will get you the good diversity of ads coming in.
The larger the ad unit the better (as long as it doesn't kill the user experience)
This might sound "greedy" but if your page is long enough, don't be afraid to use the maximum allowed units on a page (3 AdSense for content, 2 link units).
Merge the ad units with your content wherever applicable. I see a lot of webmasters just putting the ad unit in a "dedicated" location and will not go any further. Instead, use them on natural breaks and divisions in your page.
I haven't used this as much but place units in the shape of an "F" on the page (if the language is English). Research shows visual hot spots lie in this pattern.
Make use of ad units close to the navigation, above/below video embeds and in forum posts.
Go for contrast on dark backgrounds on your ad units; go for colours that blend with lighter backgrounds.
Analyse hot click areas on your pages and place a single ad in the proximity. Don't stack ads one top of another, that might just hurt conversions.
Very important: Whenever possible, keep changing ad unit locations every month. Loyal users are very good at filtering out ad units after a while and you need to keep mixing it up by changing units around and experimenting with colours/borders.
Having said that, do listen to your customers. If they start leaving your site because of obtrusive and irrelevant ads, cut down.
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