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Why This Site?Submitted by namd3r on Thu, 2006-11-16 01:56. adsense | websites
I have tried a lot of sites where you blog and then earn with adsense, including WritingUp, Blogfeast, and others. What’s different about this one? Will I actually make money on this site? Sure, I need those first 3 or 5 points, but are people getting revenue? Because that seems to be lacking in the other sites. Lots of readers, but no revenue. I just need a couple of testimonials, I guess. Is this a good place to stay?
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We had a long period with a
We had a long period with a boycott from Google but now traffic is starting again after 4 months of hard times. Plus in mid august a fucking hacker succeed in erasing all content, and the stupid webmaster didn’t have a backup!!
I am making a decent amount of money with Senserely, enough so that I don’t intend on giving up on it next year. But then I’m the webmaster, so I don’t know about others.
The difference between Senserely and all other as far as I know is that your Adsense ID is not only on your posts (blogger.com is enough if you just want adsense on your posts) but can be as well on any page of the site.
Before I made a page to explain all that, it disappeared with the hacking, then I’ve been too lazy to do it again, you’ll have to have faith I guess.
Cheers,
James