Shrinkthelink.com

It rel="nofollow"shouldn't really be like this, but I find it is.

If your webpage provides genuinely useful information, people don't click any ads. They start browsing your site.

If you write a load of semi-gibberish nonsense (but not spam), the users attentions wanes, and they start clicking adverts if you place them correctly.

I've a CTR of as much as 40% on utterly useless (info wise) pages that are full of hand written nonsense. Other pages that provide fantastic advice have a CTR of just 1 or 2%. Fair enough I won't attract much respect, but when it comes to making money online, it's all about clicks.

So my tip would be that the less useful information you provide, the higher your CTR will be.

MAD but true.