There was a recent article that had been written concerning Demand Studios and whether their advertisement based content was good for internet users. While I have recently been dsicouraged by my web search looking for a low cost vet, I still believe that ad driven content is going to be a large part of the internet.

The pros are the income that is generated by bloggers and eHow writers. If gives many people a viable income option without having to leave their homes or venture out into this terrible economy. The cons include a very cluttered web space, constant consumerism, and just a generally tacky web experience.

In thinking about solutions for ad driven content, I think the root of the situation will not change. Demand media is not going to stop making money, same as all the other web content producing sites like Examiner. It seems similar to commercials. The commercials never stop the audience just changes the channel, uses Tivo, or turns off the TV. On the internet however, these ads are more active and intrusive, however there will be push back with ad blocking software and other new technology.

My thoughts? If you make money through ad driven content keep writing and writing. If you are a web browser who doesn't like the ads, change the channel.

-The eHow Insider.

Once again I have more recently deleted eHow articles that are ripe for the picking! Write these articles up and start increasing your eHow earnings!

How to Become a Member of Greenpeace
How to Care for a Chow
How to Care for a Pug
How to Find a Hotel Room for New Orleans Jazz Fest
How to Not Get Ripped Off at New Orleans Jazz Fest
How to Pick Up Dog Poop In a Pinch

Also, a few readers have asked "why do my ehow articles get deleted?" Well, from the perspective of eHow a few of the reasons for deleted articles include: Spam articles, common sense articles, clone articles, poorly written articles, and articles that are not in the how to format. Later on I will go in depth on each of these types of deleted articles and try to help you figure out how to avoid writing articles that will get deleted.

-The eHow Insider!