So, I bought some domains, ran them through all the set up configurations, and found some themes that I can live with for now. I have also taken care of my daily chores like cooking, going to the grocery store, showering, and listening to John’s new suggestions for websites. Because of him, I now own five websites set up for Adsense blogs but none of them have any content.

It doesn’t help that it is around ninety degrees in Los Angeles. I need to start doing my work before it gets too hot or my computer starts acting all squirrely. I live in an Internet-minded household where at any time there are at least three to five people sharing the same router and if somebody starts to download something, I am pretty much screwed.

So, it’s time to add some content to my Internet real estate. Now, in Court’s videos, he mentions visit ezinearticles.com for some ideas. But this is not such a good idea if you are going to submit your Adsense blog to that site. Ezinearticles reviews all your submissions and if you happened to “loosely paraphrase”, you are going to get rejected for similar content.

As bloggers, we are not responsible for citing our source material, but it is always a good idea that wherever you get your articles from that you rewrite what you read in your own words. Don’t be tempted to cut and paste together an article or you will never get it posted anywhere and you will never be able to link build.

I am not saying that you have to be a trained journalist. Just spend some time organizing the article in your own words. Also, don’t be tempted to do it right in WordPress. Always use whatever word processing software you have available because it has built in grammar correction that is not available when typing directly into those submission boxes.

Also develop your own unique voice and style and put a pen name on that beast. While there is a huge debate going if social trafficking can help generate revenue, it does help if your name has brand recognition when going for the long haul. I have been writing with the name Crowbar for over two years now, so there is some traffic I can count on from that pen name.

Now there is one thing I disagree with from Court’s teaching. I believe in the use of multiple pen names when designing niche websites designed to target Google Adsense blogging. I am not saying creating deceptive voices, but develop separate ones for each niche.

If you are planning on owning multiple sites, I feel that it is good to put so many sites under one pen name and so many with another. Whether you use one voice or separate voices, It comes down to personal preference, I guess.

Well, it’s been close to a week now and I own five sites (I bought this one on Day Five) and I feel I am on my way to becoming a millionaire. So far, I have spent over a hundred dollars and close to forty hours on this endeavor.

And I am completely broke. I wonder if Proud Domains accepts food stamps.