Adsense scams?

cooler1 · 10-08-2010, 07:54 PM

Ive seen various websites for sale which the seller says that you can make a decent monthly profit just by buying their sites which has the content all ready then you just need to install it to your domain.

One such seller on the Warrior forum who claimed you'd be earning your money back within 30 days is now banned. I don't know if they got banned for this or whether it was another reason.

Are these genuine or scams? Ive never even used Google Adsense so im new to it. Is there anything particular you need to look out for to tell a scam from a genuine site which gets good traffic.

Is buying such sites a good investment or is it better just to write your own content?

Also to get approved for a Google adsense account, how many pages does your blog or website need to have and do you have to have a certain amount of words per page?

Kay King · 10-08-2010, 07:56 PM

I think it's better to write your own content and build your own sites unless you have the money to buy a proven site that is reliably making bucks.

If you see "banned" under someone's name it doesn't necessary mean much of anything. Some rule was violated and they likely got a temporary ban and will be back. Do something really bad and you disappear altogether.

Cheaper to build your own sites or blogs, too.

kay

cooler1 · 10-08-2010, 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Kay King

I think it's better to write your own content and build your own sites unless you have the money to buy a proven site that is reliably making bucks.

If you see "banned" under someone's name it doesn't necessary mean much of anything. Some rule was violated and they likely got a temporary ban and will be back. Do something really bad and you disappear altogether.

Cheaper to build your own sites or blogs, too.

kay

Ok cheers. I read some of XFactor's thread where he mentioned he rewrites product reviews that he finds from wherever that is selling them.

I didn't fully understand what he meant. Does he mean that he has to pay rights to use those product reviews then edits them himself or does he just use them free of charge then rewrite them?

Kay King · 10-08-2010, 08:14 PM

I saw that in his book but didn't pay much attention as I've never done that myself. I just do a little research to learn about the topic and then I write about it.

You can outsource the writing if you can afford to do that.

kay

howinfo · 10-08-2010, 08:29 PM

If you install it to a new domain name that has no links and no traffic then all you are really getting is just the content and it will be up to your SEO efforts how much the site will earn and if the content is not original the it would be even harder.

You would be better of starting your own site with your own content or buy the site with the domain name that has confirmed earning figures.

eimroda · 10-08-2010, 08:43 PM

Put in your mind "there is no such thing as easy money in the internet". so when somebody is preaching that if you buy their product then you can earn money easily, that is a scam.

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cooler1 Senior Warrior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 1,878 Thanks: 69 Thanked 120 Times in 108 Posts	Adsense scams? Ive seen various websites for sale which the seller says that you can make a decent monthly profit just by buying their sites which has the content all ready then you just need to install it to your domain. One such seller on the Warrior forum who claimed you'd be earning your money back within 30 days is now banned. I don't know if they got banned for this or whether it was another reason. Are these genuine or scams? Ive never even used Google Adsense so im new to it. Is there anything particular you need to look out for to tell a scam from a genuine site which gets good traffic. Is buying such sites a good investment or is it better just to write your own content? Also to get approved for a Google adsense account, how many pages does your blog or website need to have and do you have to have a certain amount of words per page?

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Kay King Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Gulf Coast, USA. Posts: 15,365 Thanks: 4,324 Thanked 4,676 Times in 2,499 Posts	Re: Adsense scams? I think it's better to write your own content and build your own sites unless you have the money to buy a proven site that is reliably making bucks. If you see "banned" under someone's name it doesn't necessary mean much of anything. Some rule was violated and they likely got a temporary ban and will be back. Do something really bad and you disappear altogether. Cheaper to build your own sites or blogs, too. kay

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Kay King Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Gulf Coast, USA. Posts: 15,365 Thanks: 4,324 Thanked 4,676 Times in 2,499 Posts	Re: Adsense scams? I saw that in his book but didn't pay much attention as I've never done that myself. I just do a little research to learn about the topic and then I write about it. You can outsource the writing if you can afford to do that. kay

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howinfo Advanced Warrior Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: UK Posts: 807 Thanks: 4 Thanked 94 Times in 88 Posts Social Networking	Re: Adsense scams? If you install it to a new domain name that has no links and no traffic then all you are really getting is just the content and it will be up to your SEO efforts how much the site will earn and if the content is not original the it would be even harder. You would be better of starting your own site with your own content or buy the site with the domain name that has confirmed earning figures.
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eimroda Warrior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 28 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Adsense scams? Put in your mind "there is no such thing as easy money in the internet". so when somebody is preaching that if you buy their product then you can earn money easily, that is a scam.
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