Thin Site Rebound De-Mystified
By: John Elder posted in Adsense
Hello good people!
So I usually do laundry on Thursday. Today I pulled the jug of liquid laundry soap out from under the sink and didn’t notice there was a small hole in the bottom of the bottle. Then I carried it all over my apartment before realizing that it was leaking everywhere!!
The good news is, I have hardwood floors…I guess that’s good news. Talk about a pain in the ass! Took me forever to mop it all up! At least it wasn’t carpet…
If you read this blog regularly, you know that some of my thin sites have rebounded and are actually bringing in decent money now.
Well the rebound has gone on long enough for me to have some solid data to dig through and start to come up with some theories as to why this is happening.
What I discovered is really very interesting…
In virtually ALL the sites that have rebounded in Google, no spun text was used.
You’ll remember a while back when I did a little experiment to see if removing spun text would have any effect? Well it turns out that it does!
If you recall, I replaced the spun text with a simple static paragraph…and used the same duplicate content paragraph on each site.
And those sites are now skyrocketing in rankings and earnings to their old pre-panda levels. Just like that!
I’ll be sharing the exact site template I use, and the exact phrasing and length of that static paragraph to my Marketing Fool Insiders in the next few days. Of course, this is highly profitable data so I won’t be sharing it with the general public.
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Keep on building!
-John Elder
The Marketing Fool!
