Comments on: Using Adsense On Free WordPress Blogs http://immania.com/blogging/using-adsense-on-free-wordpress-blogs/ Internet Marketing Journal Fri, 28 Jan 2011 18:20:56 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Rich http://immania.com/blogging/using-adsense-on-free-wordpress-blogs/comment-page-1/#comment-229 Rich Thu, 01 May 2008 17:27:29 +0000 http://immania.com/observations/using-adsense-on-free-wordpress-blogs/#comment-229 Hey Drew, yes, that's exactly the kind of user my brother is -- writes well, but not real techy nor interested in maintaining a Website. I did some more digging around at WordPress.com to get familiar with the features in both the free and Pro versions. As you point out, even springing for the nominal fee for the Pro version will get you a lot. Rich Hey Drew, yes, that’s exactly the kind of user my brother is — writes well, but not real techy nor interested in maintaining a Website.

I did some more digging around at WordPress.com to get familiar with the features in both the free and Pro versions. As you point out, even springing for the nominal fee for the Pro version will get you a lot.

Rich

]]> By: Drew http://immania.com/blogging/using-adsense-on-free-wordpress-blogs/comment-page-1/#comment-228 Drew Wed, 30 Apr 2008 16:50:26 +0000 http://immania.com/observations/using-adsense-on-free-wordpress-blogs/#comment-228 I think the "pro" WordPress account probably works well for people who are really unaccustomed to the internet but can write well and gather an audience. I'm thinking of older authors or people who specialize in non-tech niches. Rather than have to wade through hosting companies with more tthan the need, they just go straight to WordPress. They get the blog they want and most of the good plug-ins and can monetize it themselves. Plus, they don't have to worry about security or upgrades or other tech stuff. I think the “pro” WordPress account probably works well for people who are really unaccustomed to the internet but can write well and gather an audience. I’m thinking of older authors or people who specialize in non-tech niches. Rather than have to wade through hosting companies with more tthan the need, they just go straight to WordPress. They get the blog they want and most of the good plug-ins and can monetize it themselves. Plus, they don’t have to worry about security or upgrades or other tech stuff.

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