Comments on: Writing for Niche Marketing: Good Content or Bad Content

By: Yan

Yan — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 05:48:43 +0000

Hi Ben.. Just wanted to let you know that I found an example of well-written bad english on hubpage today.

http://hubpages.com/hub/The-Secret-of-Healthy-Diet

By: mystery

mystery — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 23:24:14 +0000

You can have multiple google adsense accounts if you form an LLC. Anyone can really register but it varies on how to do it from state to state. Imaging a big cooperation on the same network, I don’t think it’s a problem in that case. I would have one personal account, and maybe 4 per LLC, and personal account you should use a different computer, different websites, different proxys and not combing the two.

By: admin

admin — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 23:43:26 +0000

proxy is the best way I think, or using a dial up internet.

By: sundait

sundait — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 18:40:56 +0000

What I understand about good content for adsense is, as long as they are readable by human and relevant to the topic that we’re rant about, there should be no reason to be afraid of getting banned. What I consider as crap is completely unreadable content which is usually produced by crappy content generator/spinner software. I couldn’t agree more with you that not answering the damn question is the secret to get high click through for MFA’s articles/sites.

And yeah, registering multiple account is wise decision if we make killing with adsense. But make it through single IP address is bit dangerous since it will trigger suspicious to big G I think. IMHO consider investing some money to get good proxies or installing Tor for cheaper option is worth to try. I would like to know if there any other idea.

By: admin

admin — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 01:58:03 +0000

Hi Hann, thanks for dropping in. It depends on what I’m writing for. One trick is to put relevant information near the bottom. Now, to be honest, these days, I’ve just taken to actually giving information that’s useful, BUT I try and link it to getting people to click on an ad. For example, if I am talking about buying cars, I would mention in the second paragraph about how the reader must look online to find the best deal on cars. I also repeat this near the end. That way, the user will be inclined to click on an ad.

If it was how to get rid of pimples, I would talk about how important it is to get rid of pimples and mention that there are treatments. Give some small tidbits but don’t give anything substantial. I normally read article directory information that regurgitate it into my own words. I’ll also put my own thoughts down. After your write 3-5 articles, you can just ramble on automatically.

By: Hann

Hann — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 21:29:16 +0000

Ben, just wanted to say what an awesome blog you have here and that I’ve learned so much from you in the last few weeks. I just thought I would pop in here and make a comment on this post. I definitely do agree that crap content can result in higher adsense earnings but would you mind maybe writing an example article for us to see?

I mean it’s kind of hard to write 800 word articles without giving SOME type of relevant information. So if you wanted to write an article on say… “how to conceive a boy” or “how to get rid of pimples”, how would you approach that? Would you start off by giving tips that you find at article directories or would you just ramble and give personal anecdotes on the topic?

There’s definitely a fine line that needs to be considered since if you give away TOO much information, they won’t click. So I’m just wondering how you would approach this. Thanks!

By: Agrande

Agrande — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:07:48 +0000

Ben,
Thanks for the great write up. This was fairly confusing before but you are correct it comes down al ot to how fast you want to get to your goals.
The other issue I think is why are publishing online. I was talking to a guy the other day and he said he didn’t want a bunch of websites that duped searchers into visiting and then clicking an ad. He wanted one really great site that gave good information. That is one way to look at it but I wonder if he will ever make any money. I am not saying to take advantage of people but you have to decide if you are making money or making art I guess.

By: The REAL Susan Boyle

The REAL Susan Boyle — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:44:20 +0000

Content IS Crap!

As far as I’m concerned, if you’re trying to make money online there really isn’t much point in trying to write brilliant stuff, especially if the whole point of your site is to get people to click your ads. People seem to like bland, mediocre content anyway - it’s comforting.

And I’ve found that you can get some natural backlinks even if you write retarded articles - Hell, I got two natural PR7 backlinks recently for a totally inane 300-word post about Susan Boyle’s kitty cat. Oh Yeah, Boooiiiiiiiii!

And damn man, you work too much. All these huge posts on a site with no advertising and now a free E-book? At least put some Bidvertiser ads or something on here…

- Adam #2

By: jother

jother — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 04:12:18 +0000

Hey Ben,

Thanks for answering. You know, you got me the inspiration because I saw that someone started from 0 got where you got (almost 1000$/months from hubpages), impressive dude.
I’ve realized that throwing shit on the wall works, I can see what’s going to stick and choose that model in order to make money.

Good job dude! You’re a motivation to all of us

By: How to Make Thousands of Dollars Posting Links on Google

How to Make Thousands of Dollars Posting Links on Google — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 17:56:50 +0000

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