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What is an Adsense site?
An Adsense site is one designed with the sole intention of displaying Adsense ads; pages with little or no content at all, full of reciprocal links to other pages within the same site. Their link structure looks like this:
Marketing page (links to)
Christian Marketing page (links to)
New York Marketing page (links to)
Gay Marketing page (links to)
Search Engine Marketing page and so on...

No content, just keyword-rich pages that target the best paying Adsense ads. This has been a traditional way of making money (lots of it) with Adsense. The problem is that users end up wasting their precious search time when they are actually looking for content, not ads or landing pages.

There are even software packages that can build thousands of pages like those in a matter of seconds (cloakers, equalizers etc.) and the process of publishing those pages is simplified (they even have FTP clients on those packages).

But Google has grown a brain of its own and is using duplicate content filters, duplicate structure filters. Anything that looks pre-made, unnatural, un-human is being banned or penalized on its search engine.

The point is, one can publish such sites, but will probably not get them listed. Not having them listed means NO TRAFFIC and NO TRAFFIC means no Adsense clicks.

By the way, do not trust sites that tell you that their pre-made pages have built in RSS feeds that add fresh contents that do not look like they are linking to external sites and can cheat duplicate content filters. Remember that duplicate structures trigger red flags too. I even wonder if Blogs can trigger these filters since they use the same structures. Probably not, since Google uses smart algorithms to identify such pages.

This proves that on the future GOOD CONTENT WILL BE KING not massive pre-made sites.

Francisco Santander Owner of the Blog: Webmaster's guide to success