Adsense is one of them very popular topics that always gets written about and the speculation from the new people who come to adsense to earn from the content that they write, but sometimes these new people in the adsense earning world just put up a few articles here and there and hope for the best.

However, what if the focus was on non stop writing and you never ever stop writing, ever!

Well, that's exactly what you should do and here's why:

1. Regular content feeds the search engines according to your articles relevance with keyword placement, so the more you do the better for you at reaching more possible people with the correctly optimised article content.

2. Write bunches of articles that are related to the same topic, this way you can knock off a list of the best keyword phrases that people are searching on, you would have to if you're serious research and compile a good keyword list for your niche that you are writing about.

3. Link these articles together if possible or add them in other places online such as your blog or website, as this will build up your back links to your content with your google ads on, so you'll receive some targeted traffic for the rev share side to kick in.

4. By creating a content creation plan, you can pretty much schedule all the content you can write if you stick with planning your article writing. This adds to your regular content and the more writing that you do the better you could potentially do with revenue sharing sites that have adsense or other forms of writing to earn.

The more you drill down through the categories here at Xomba for instance, you can build up a huge range of articles in each category, but just remember to research the right keywords and keep doing this to find good keyword phrases long tail and short tail, whatever the case, it is best to attack all related keywords, even the big ones, because if you are serious you could in a couple of years of hard work dominate some, but most likely not all the huge keywords, but it's worth a try to keep active at this revenue sharing stuff.