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Discussion in 'AdSense' started by hackmon, Dec 17, 2012.

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  1. indyonline

    indyonline Prominent Member

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    #21
    Ya, that might not be a bad idea to get you started. Do something that is valuable info, something that people will link to naturally. Try an automotive repair site. Most likely the would approve a site that helps people. You can get content written cheap at iWriter.com
     
    indyonline, Dec 19, 2012 IP
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    GuruCreation Notable Member

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    Content or NO Content, it really doesn't matter whether you have it or not...

    I was approved with a site that had NO content on it whatsoever...

    Bottom line now is this... If it's NOT a USEFUL site, you will NOT be approved!

    GC
     
    GuruCreation, Dec 19, 2012 IP
  3. Karen May Jones

    Karen May Jones Prominent Member

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    Dude, keep your domain name. As long as you aren't doing some silly "bad" hacking, the word hack does not matter. Hack means a lot of things :). Now, saying that, many here have told you about using PLR and Google's view on it. It's basically the same as Adsense in a Box... or Adsense Arbitrage (spelling?). Since you have a forum, all you need to do is have people talking about things, but be aware of things that Google Adsense does not want you promoting - hate, sex, drugs, rock n roll, ect.
     
    Karen May Jones, Dec 22, 2012 IP
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