Comments on: Spam Blogs and AdSense Dollars http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/ Content Theft, Plagiarism, Copyright Infringement Mon, 13 Feb 2012 09:14:35 +0000 hourly 1 By: a01nne http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/comment-page-1/#comment-130087 a01nne Wed, 05 May 2010 05:11:50 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/#comment-130087 I am real encouraged with the mentation and don't search like adding anything in it-----------Anne<a href="http://financedollar.com" rel="nofollow">Finance Dollar</a> I am real encouraged with the mentation and don't search like adding anything in it———–AnneFinance Dollar

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]]> By: Jonathan Bailey http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/comment-page-1/#comment-94510 Jonathan Bailey Fri, 14 Mar 2008 02:50:19 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/#comment-94510 Jeremy: It would be frightening to me if there is a program that can track trends, create spam blogs for those trends and then reap the profits from those blogs automatically. It would also be tempting to just about anyone with a beating heart because all you'd have to do is sit back, turn on the machine and print money. I'd imagine something to that effect does exist, but I doubt it is anywhere near as simple as I just put it, probably requires much more human interaction. That being said, it's not as much human interaction as creating 10,000 blogs by hand... You are also right that they are still pretty random. There's a trade off between targeting high value but highly competitive keywords and low value but under-represented keywords. Spam bloggers, with their automated tools, can do more on the "long tail" than just about any of us mere mortals. They don't just grab a niche on the tail, they cover the whole thing. Makes for some pretty strange spam blogs though... Jeremy: It would be frightening to me if there is a program that can track trends, create spam blogs for those trends and then reap the profits from those blogs automatically. It would also be tempting to just about anyone with a beating heart because all you'd have to do is sit back, turn on the machine and print money.

I'd imagine something to that effect does exist, but I doubt it is anywhere near as simple as I just put it, probably requires much more human interaction. That being said, it's not as much human interaction as creating 10,000 blogs by hand…

You are also right that they are still pretty random. There's a trade off between targeting high value but highly competitive keywords and low value but under-represented keywords.

Spam bloggers, with their automated tools, can do more on the "long tail" than just about any of us mere mortals. They don't just grab a niche on the tail, they cover the whole thing.

Makes for some pretty strange spam blogs though…

]]> By: Jonathan Bailey http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/comment-page-1/#comment-122588 Jonathan Bailey Fri, 14 Mar 2008 02:50:19 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/#comment-122588 Jeremy: It would be frightening to me if there is a program that can track trends, create spam blogs for those trends and then reap the profits from those blogs automatically. It would also be tempting to just about anyone with a beating heart because all you'd have to do is sit back, turn on the machine and print money.I'd imagine something to that effect does exist, but I doubt it is anywhere near as simple as I just put it, probably requires much more human interaction. That being said, it's not as much human interaction as creating 10,000 blogs by hand...You are also right that they are still pretty random. There's a trade off between targeting high value but highly competitive keywords and low value but under-represented keywords. Spam bloggers, with their automated tools, can do more on the "long tail" than just about any of us mere mortals. They don't just grab a niche on the tail, they cover the whole thing.Makes for some pretty strange spam blogs though... Jeremy: It would be frightening to me if there is a program that can track trends, create spam blogs for those trends and then reap the profits from those blogs automatically. It would also be tempting to just about anyone with a beating heart because all you'd have to do is sit back, turn on the machine and print money.I'd imagine something to that effect does exist, but I doubt it is anywhere near as simple as I just put it, probably requires much more human interaction. That being said, it's not as much human interaction as creating 10,000 blogs by hand…You are also right that they are still pretty random. There's a trade off between targeting high value but highly competitive keywords and low value but under-represented keywords. Spam bloggers, with their automated tools, can do more on the "long tail" than just about any of us mere mortals. They don't just grab a niche on the tail, they cover the whole thing.Makes for some pretty strange spam blogs though…

]]> By: Jonathan Bailey http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/comment-page-1/#comment-133140 Jonathan Bailey Fri, 14 Mar 2008 02:50:19 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/#comment-133140 Jeremy: It would be frightening to me if there is a program that can track trends, create spam blogs for those trends and then reap the profits from those blogs automatically. It would also be tempting to just about anyone with a beating heart because all you'd have to do is sit back, turn on the machine and print money.I'd imagine something to that effect does exist, but I doubt it is anywhere near as simple as I just put it, probably requires much more human interaction. That being said, it's not as much human interaction as creating 10,000 blogs by hand...You are also right that they are still pretty random. There's a trade off between targeting high value but highly competitive keywords and low value but under-represented keywords. Spam bloggers, with their automated tools, can do more on the "long tail" than just about any of us mere mortals. They don't just grab a niche on the tail, they cover the whole thing.Makes for some pretty strange spam blogs though... Jeremy: It would be frightening to me if there is a program that can track trends, create spam blogs for those trends and then reap the profits from those blogs automatically. It would also be tempting to just about anyone with a beating heart because all you'd have to do is sit back, turn on the machine and print money.I'd imagine something to that effect does exist, but I doubt it is anywhere near as simple as I just put it, probably requires much more human interaction. That being said, it's not as much human interaction as creating 10,000 blogs by hand…You are also right that they are still pretty random. There's a trade off between targeting high value but highly competitive keywords and low value but under-represented keywords. Spam bloggers, with their automated tools, can do more on the "long tail" than just about any of us mere mortals. They don't just grab a niche on the tail, they cover the whole thing.Makes for some pretty strange spam blogs though…

]]> By: Jeremy Steele http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/comment-page-1/#comment-94472 Jeremy Steele Thu, 13 Mar 2008 20:31:03 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/#comment-94472 I've noticed sploggers follow some sort of plan. Back when everyone and their dog had an SEO blog there were many more SEO splogs than before, and now that the whole SEO market is cooling down a bit I've been seeing less and less of those splogs (at least compared to the total # of splogs). Same with mesothelioma, vacation packages, gambling, etc. It seems like the hot markets that affiliate marketers and make-money bloggers are in the sploggers soon join. I wouldn't be surprised if they have programs that follow google trends and technorati. But even though I think they follow trends, they are also pretty random. Sometimes it seems like they use a random market picker to pick what their next splog will be about. I’ve noticed sploggers follow some sort of plan. Back when everyone and their dog had an SEO blog there were many more SEO splogs than before, and now that the whole SEO market is cooling down a bit I’ve been seeing less and less of those splogs (at least compared to the total # of splogs). Same with mesothelioma, vacation packages, gambling, etc. It seems like the hot markets that affiliate marketers and make-money bloggers are in the sploggers soon join. I wouldn’t be surprised if they have programs that follow google trends and technorati.

But even though I think they follow trends, they are also pretty random. Sometimes it seems like they use a random market picker to pick what their next splog will be about.

]]> By: Jeremy Steele http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/comment-page-1/#comment-122587 Jeremy Steele Thu, 13 Mar 2008 15:31:03 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2008/03/13/spam-blogs-and-adsense-dollars/#comment-122587 I've noticed sploggers follow some sort of plan. Back when everyone and their dog had an SEO blog there were many more SEO splogs than before, and now that the whole SEO market is cooling down a bit I've been seeing less and less of those splogs (at least compared to the total # of splogs). Same with mesothelioma, vacation packages, gambling, etc. It seems like the hot markets that affiliate marketers and make-money bloggers are in the sploggers soon join. I wouldn't be surprised if they have programs that follow google trends and technorati.But even though I think they follow trends, they are also pretty random. Sometimes it seems like they use a random market picker to pick what their next splog will be about. I've noticed sploggers follow some sort of plan. Back when everyone and their dog had an SEO blog there were many more SEO splogs than before, and now that the whole SEO market is cooling down a bit I've been seeing less and less of those splogs (at least compared to the total # of splogs). Same with mesothelioma, vacation packages, gambling, etc. It seems like the hot markets that affiliate marketers and make-money bloggers are in the sploggers soon join. I wouldn't be surprised if they have programs that follow google trends and technorati.But even though I think they follow trends, they are also pretty random. Sometimes it seems like they use a random market picker to pick what their next splog will be about.

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