Autoblogs for AdSense as a startup

I think that for starter autoblogs Adsense is the best solution. Maybe after some time you can add some affiliate offers.
A quick tip: be careful how you place the ads because now Google uses as a ranking factor the content/ads ratio. You gotta love Panda!
You can get more info in this article (from SEOmoz): An SEO Guide to Adsense, Ads and Placement | SEOmoz

Forget about it.Autoblogs just steal content from internet and then post it .It's not unique content .And I hope as a person related with IM you've most probably heard about Panda Update and the recent update in november.Now google has penalized most of the sites where content is of low quality.And I think almost all of the autoblogs fall in this category .After panda update many big and established sites such as ezinearticles and hubpages have seen their traffic drop by more than 50%.So, in my opinion spending money on these autoblog programs is a waste of time and money

As early as now, forget the term "autoblog". Create at least 1 niche site and focus content rich keywords. Once successful, repeat the process over and over again. Autoblogs will give you no earning but problems... It may also put your adsense account in trouble..

You can start building autoblogs but it has become difficult to rank autoblogs unless you are doing somethig exceptional. If you really want to put effort i would suggest you to go for building sites with unique articles. Do a proper keyword research, make a cool design, post some unique articles and start doing link building. It's really worth knowing those things if you want to make money online. However, it may take time but once you know how to do it, it's really not that difficult.

Yeah, never touch autoblogs. They were the stuff of legends(I wonder if those legends were mostly false) a while back, but they didn't last much.

Doesn't that software which you promoted in your last post does the same micro niche website?

I wouldn't buy 10 of anything if I was planning to put unique content on at a rate that's going to get noticed. I'd buy two, setup Wordpress sites, write 100 articles/posts of between 500 and 2000 words each, and schedule their release on the first site over a 4 week period. Write an excellent home page for both sites then start on some backlinking. But don't fall into the nasty, spammy back links to your main URL, filter them through several Web2.0 sites. Do some article syndication with the content you've written as soon as you see it in Google's index. If you do the above properly it will take you 3-4 weeks then you can start to build the content on site #2. You'll have the benefit of it already being indexed, so now you can start on the content before you think about adding more to your portfolio. After 6 weeks you can look for some results. If it's a train-wreck and you're getting nothing, you only have two sites to dispose of and not 10. As for cost, if you can setup a basic WP site and add widgets etc, you shouldn't need to pay more that $7/mth for no-contract hosting that will allow you to host unlimited sites (which is OK so long as you're not interlinking them). So you're only out of pocket $14 in two months. You can spend another $50 on fiverr for some links, and $18 on article syndication and see where things are at.

If you need to pay someone to setup your blogs it should still be cheaper (and better) than your $270 options....there'll be a ton of people around here who can do it for you cheaply, hint hint.

As an experieinced semi-autoblogger I would advise a fairly new IMer against autoblogging and here is why...

Autoblogging or any of the latest versions of it can be tricky business, even for the more experienced. There are so many variables that can quickly affect your success (or demise) when it comes to autoblogging and if you dont have a good grasp of how to approach it you could end up with a big mess on your hands.

This is not to say that autoblogging is dead, will automatically put your Adsense account in jepordy, is destined to fail...or any of the other things you will see posted by most people here. There are several of us who do well with it but it does require a fair amount of time and experience never hurts...not to mention the learning curve can be steep for a newbie.

As a newbie you would be better off with a more simple approach to IM. Get your feet wet in something more people have had success with, gain some much needed experience then venture into the harder avenues if you want (with a little well deserved cash from your other IM earnings to get you started).

Sorry if thats not the answer you wanted to hear but I feel it's an honest one.

Best of luck!
Robert

I have been having trouble getting autoblogs to rank well. This might just be me, but I prefer to build quality websites as they have an easier time ranking in the search engines.

Only problem that adsense might not like your autoblogs.

Guys, thank you for your honest opinions. I have decided not to use the autoblogs, just use their design and micro niche and then add unique content manually, would you say this would work?

You can make an autoblog and be successful and loved by google but you *REALLY* need to provide value. A good example of an autoblog that provided good value to google and made lots of money is US Gulf Oil Spill Latest News and Updates

In general though, I would stay away. It is not worth risking your adsense account over.

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Dripe Feed unique content is good. But it still not considering autoblog. And autoblog is useless this day, Google has notice about this low quality site as everyone is talking.

I'm now focus one quality site, so far my site earning around $ 5/days for just 1 site. gona expand it. but it need at least 2 month to rank well.

good luck,
ganang