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Are you considering of buying a Made For Adsense website?

vbignacio
Sun 4 June 2006, 10:05 am GMT +0300
what you should get when you buy a Made For Adsense (MFA) site is undoubtedly a nice looking website stuffed with large amounts of content, and Adsense ads located strategically all over the page. Afterwards, you place your own publisher id and just wait for the money to come pouring in... but it doesnt.

why? because your site is just a copy and you dont know how many identical sites like yours already exist in cyberspace. if i was a manufacturer, and i had put time and effort into making a new product, would I just sell the prototype? of course not. i'd produce lots of copies of the product, and sell those to lots of customers. search engines hate identical content and places these sites way out there far, far away in their search page results.

so if you want your own MFA site, just make one!

Nikolas
Sun 4 June 2006, 02:54 pm GMT +0300
Well the problem is the duplicate content, but this is not only for the search engines, but for directories too.

None likes duplicate sites, so even directories wont accept sites like those.

So I guess that it is very very difficult to promote such a site.

olaf
Sun 4 June 2006, 04:32 pm GMT +0300
Also real people didn't like duplicated content :D

I suggest check what type of content will give you the most expensive ads and then build a site and write some text about the item, place some additional content (RSS), optimize the site have some inbound links and pray to get enough visitors...

lol

PS. by the way Google is investing a lot of money to fight against this fake websites

vbignacio
Mon 5 June 2006, 04:13 am GMT +0300
content sites rely on search engines for traffic. yes its difficult to get into google but there are still other engines.

an mfa site with just 100 pages can earn $7/month pulling in traffic from just ONE search engine. imagine if you have 10, 20 or 100 of these sites, with a hundred pages each... easy money! of course, until that search engine catches your sites.

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