Starter blog = money

FreeTheTV

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Do it. MySpace is also an option, but I have yet to try it because it seems quite saturated and unorganized. Nice Wordpress plugin.

 

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tygoldberg

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Not bad, John. I started with adult and now i'm slowly moving away. I have a couple niche sites still going. For me microniche is the way go with adult

lol

 

y2kh8r

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Hey man... I have three years experience with blogger. If you still can't get that adsense off, drop me a PM.

 

FreeTheTV

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This is my pie chart from Google Analytics, depicting my traffic sources over the past two weeks.

The AdSense code is one, but it's still tracking hits, I'm just not making any money.

 

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Sites displaying Google ads may not include:

• Violent content, racial intolerance, or advocacy against any individual, group, or organization
• Pornography, adult, or mature content

 

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lpgotti

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One question. Do you use the 'adult content' setting in blogger? I noticed when I turned it on, it shows a warning which I would think would turn at least a bit of my traffic away. So I leave it off.

Is this liable to get my blog deleted?

 

FreeTheTV

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Yes, I definitely do. For the first few days, I did not, for the same exact reason you stated. However, I lived in fear for the moment that my preciously-put-together blog would be deleted for violating Blogger Terms of Service. I would strongly suggest implementing the adult content warning. I understand that your visitor count may go down a bit, but at least it won't go down to zero (deletion).