Making Money From Adsense by Writing Articles

Making money from Adsense by writing articles is not as easy as it once was. The days are gone when you could use any old articles for Google Adsense pages and attract visitors simply through keyword repetition. You know the thing I mean: all that page generation software using a system whereby you could add any keyword to an article template that meant nothing at all.

Consider this as the start of an Adsense article: "The internet is loaded with interesting and beneficial information on the subject of whatnots. This whatnots material contains the very latest and most relevant details available anywhere online on whatnots".

The article continues in this vein till the end and is used as the sole content of a page used for Google Adsense. The variables here are synonyms for specific template words in the article such as 'internet' These would replaced by successive synonyms such as . The keyword 'whatnots' can be replaced by any other keyword under the sun. Such templates can generate thousands of webpages on any keyword you can think of. In this small sample alone, the keyword density, or KD, of the article is 10%, and at one time this would almost guarantee a high Google placement and generate a lot of Adsense income.

Not so today. The use of machines for writing articles for Adsense pages is on the wane. Today, Google would regard using an article with a KD of 10% as keyword spamming and demote the site, if not delist it altogether. Anything more than 1.5% is in danger of losing ranking, and the content of the Adsense page must be relevant to the topic. Using an article with no content other than the keyword will result in Google ignoring the page altogether as being irrelevant to the search term, or keyword, used by the Google user.

It is the aim of any search engine to provide as good a service to their customers as possible, and Google's customers are not advertisers, and not websites. Certainly not the article writers! They are the people who use Google for what it is: a search engine.

Currently, Google is using an algorithm, or mathematical formula, containing an element of statistical analysis that uses character strings and semantics, or the root meaning of words, to evaluate the relevance of the contents of a webpage to the search term that its customer is using in a search.

If the algorithm analyses the page content of being sufficiently relevant, that page becomes a candidate for listing. This can helping making money from Adsense by writing articles as content easier for those that understand, not the algorithm that no one but Google know about, but the fact that they want their customers to get whet they want - good content.

The indexing of webpages by statistical analysis of the language used on the page is known to the statistics world as Latent Semantic Indexing, or LSI. This has been wrongly interpreted by most search engine optimization experts as being something that can be manipulated. It can't! A website cannot 'use' LSI and websites cannot 'conform' to LSI conventions. LSI is a statistical approach to semantics that even some mathematicians fail to understand properly.

Using articles for Google Adsense pages is no longer an automated task. The most suitable articles are those containing a lot of content useful to the reader, and that best satisfies the needs of Google customers. Keep in mind who these customers are when you write your article, and also keep in mind why such template-based content is unacceptable.

Another type of article that is frequently used for Adsense pages are the PLR or Private Label Rights articles sold by 'niche content' websites. Most are membership sites, and control the number of members for a specific release of articles to only a few hundred. Others offer them to an unlimited number of members who are unaware of the dangers facing them if they put these articles on their Adsense sites without modification.

Although most of these articles can be original and sold only by the one membership site, they tend to be limited in number and several hundred with the same articles on their Adsense websites will result in a lot of potential duplication and disappointed customers. I know: I was one of them, which is one factor that prompted me to write my own articles. I know they are unique and also good content that visitors will read, and then click on the adverts for more information, thus generating income for me.

Using articles for Google Adsense can be a lucrative business and good strong websites with good articles as content, can earn up to $50 daily, and if you generate one per month you will have a good income in three or four years. Write your articles with genuine content, use the keyword or phrase in the title, in the first paragraph of the body and in the last paragraph. Add it once more in the body of the article for each 300 words and that should suffice. Keep the rest of the text relevant to the topic, using lots of words and phrases that are related to the topic.

Keep in mind that the Google spider will be looking at the relevance of your text to the actual search words being used by the visitor. Your keywords are useful, but your text must not be overloaded with them or Google will downgrade their relevance if they are not supported with other content. Hence, if your Adsense page is about cats, don't use the word 'cats' all the time. Refer to them as kittens, pets, felines, etc.

Rome was not built in a day and neither are website empires. Making money from Adsense by writing articles takes time, so stick with it.

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Peter is a professional freelance writer, currently ghostwriting website articles which are much in demand. He operates from his website Article Writing Services and writes on any topic, uniquely for you. Not only is no one else sold your article, but you can get two versions on request - one for your site and one for submission to directories. He is a busy man but approachable for advice from his website.

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