No. If the MFA is optimized for good keywords and gets quality traffic, it can pay as well as any normal site. I got just 1 MFA site and it pays more per click than most of my other sites. I think I should make more of them. .
I think he's talking about CPC, not what you can make. Looking at his previous threads, he is trying to block a number of sites which hinted at what he wanted to know. So, in general, YES. MFA sites DO pay less CPC --> The MFA sites that get advertised using your AdSense ads.
in case you are talking about MFA's who are appearing on your site through adwords, oh yes, they pay really less.
Yes, I think you are right. I didn't get the question correctly. Yes. MFA don't pay well. Usually these MFA webmaster are better are targeting ads. They use a much diverse keyword list and usually choose non-competitive keywords. Thus MFA ads get displayed even when they are paying less.
Yes, very low , very very low. Offlate ive seen mfa's using blogspot a lot , Ive blocked the blogspot domain completely.
Not only do they pay less, but they make everyone else earn less. Anyone that has even 1 MFA should be banned immediately.
Hi, There are many publishers that block MFA from advertising on their sites. There is a list floating around (I saw on DP) that you can use to block many sites from showing up on your Google pub id. Probably not the info you were looking for, but I'm giving an example of how some people feel about the Made For Ads type sites. I have a bunch of interesting Made For Ads/Adsense site templates that have really good information in them, but I would assume that it is all duplicate content. Google frowns on that and sometimes suspends those types of sites from Adsense in saying that they are not a good business model. I was wondering also, if I took one of those MFA templates and rewrote or created my own content for the template, would it be considered a nice site? I really like the sites for parenting and home improvement, but obviously there are a ton of them . I like fresh info the best