Adsense sites - $5/day

[cooler1]

Has anyone here had any success outsourcing the creation of Adsense sites which earn $5/day.

I plan to outsource it this week for 5 sites. I know that product specific niches are a good route to go down as the CPC is generally good and if Google bans your Adsense account for whatever reason you can monetize the sites with other things such as CPA.

I understand that $5/day isn't a set in stone figure as it depends on how many visitors you get, CPC, etc.. but if i only earned $2.50 per site, that would be enough to pay my rent as my rent is around $80 per week which equals about $12 per day.

My questions are;

1. How long would it usually take for an outsourcer to make 1 site? Would 10 hours be reasonable enough to choose a suitable niche, do the keyword research and some backlinking, etc.. or would it take longer?

2. Is it advisable to use outsourcers who only charge $2 or $3 an hour or is it better to hire outsourcer who charge more. In your experience, does the quality of work dip for cheaper outsourcers?

3. To start off, how many pages approx should be added to the site to reach $5/day? Should i start with just a few pages then add more to the site over time so it maintains it's ranking.

[warriortx]

I would need to see a example to give you a time.

[LetsGoViral]

I don't think it would be easy to outsource such site creation, since if a person knows how to do it - why would he or she be selling the services to someone else?

[WilliamL]

It's exactly the point, you can't outsource a site making $5 per day with Adsense because everyone who has the abilities to do it wouldn't offer the service for a low price. But you CAN outsource parts of the work- like link building or content creation. But you have to control everything and it's not that easy as it seems to be- otherwise everyone would have a few $5-making websites.

[cooler1]

Originally Posted by LetsGoViral

I don't think it would be easy to outsource such site creation, since if a person knows how to do it - why would he or she be selling the services to someone else?

Because they want to make money?

I did put a job on Freelancer recently asking for blog creation for Adsense sites and i got 4 bids so people are willing to do it. Im going to close that job though because i specified that i wanted a blogger.com blog created but now id rather have a .com as it gives you more control and possibly better search ranking.

Originally Posted by WilliamL

It's exactly the point, you can't outsource a site making $5 per day with Adsense because everyone who has the abilities to do it wouldn't offer the service for a low price. But you CAN outsource parts of the work- like link building or content creation. But you have to control everything and it's not that easy as it seems to be- otherwise everyone would have a few $5-making websites.

So which step exactly can't be outsourced? If i did the niche selection, couldn't i outsource the keyword research and everything else?

[harro1]

You need to pay atleast 8x of what you are expected to make for such site.

[cooler1]

Originally Posted by harro1

You need to pay atleast 8x of what you are expected to make for such site.

Expected to make per what? Per month?

So $5 x 30= $150 per month x 8 = $1200 per site.

[BestSEO]

If you only understood a lot more of this then you would realize that building the site is the easiest part of the project. The site building with the plug ins should take about an hour! It is the rest of the things that you need to build, write, insert, and just generally do to the site that is going to take the time.
And since you are starting with 5 sites, I hope you have hosting that offers different IP addresses for each site so you can get them ALL to rank. Because if you think one IP address for them all is going to work, you are wasting money! It will not work, it will cause your adsense acct. to get banned for certain as you are building made for adsense site on the same IP which Google says is against their TOS....
Check my sig for the solution to that.... But, you need to take a step back and figure out exactly what you need to do to make the site rank. That would include the ORIGINAL CONTENT you need to get for each site laced with the keywords your going after.

[BestSEO]

Originally Posted by harro1

You need to pay atleast 8x of what you are expected to make for such site.

You have no idea what you are talking about and are giving this person so REALLY BAD advice.....

He is building his own sites and not selling them. 8 times is a sale rate figure that is a base.... Not a figure that you use for building a site.

[cooler1]

Originally Posted by BestSEO

If you only understood a lot more of this then you would realize that building the site is the easiest part of the project. The site building with the plug ins should take about an hour! It is the rest of the things that you need to build, write, insert, and just generally do to the site that is going to take the time.
And since you are starting with 5 sites, I hope you have hosting that offers different IP addresses for each site so you can get them ALL to rank. Because if you think one IP address for them all is going to work, you are wasting money! It will not work, it will cause your adsense acct. to get banned for certain as you are building made for adsense site on the same IP which Google says is against their TOS....
Check my sig for the solution to that.... But, you need to take a step back and figure out exactly what you need to do to make the site rank. That would include the ORIGINAL CONTENT you need to get for each site laced with the keywords your going after.

These wouldn't be built for Adsense sites though. Many people's intention is to make Adsense revenue generating site's but if the content is original and not copied, i don't see why Google would ban me.

I understand it takes backlinking to get traffic as ive read Xfactors Micro Niche Adsense book.

[BestSEO]

I just hate to see good people that have a chance at actually making money be directed in the wrong way. It bothers me because, then you are not sure who is telling you the truth. Some Ebooks are really good and there are some that really are BAD.... Just be careful and ask around for who has the best Ebook or best WSO on an issue...

[bgmacaw]

Originally Posted by BestSEO

And since you are starting with 5 sites, I hope you have hosting that offers different IP addresses for each site so you can get them ALL to rank. Because if you think one IP address for them all is going to work, you are wasting money! It will not work, it will cause your adsense acct. to get banned for certain as you are building made for adsense site on the same IP which Google says is against their TOS....
Check my sig for the solution to that....

Hmmm....

Scare tactics and Googlenoia are great sales tactics. Many people use them.

There is nothing in the Adsense TOS about having different IP addresses for your sites. As long as you build decent quality sites that convert well for advertisers you'll be fine so far as the Adsense team is concerned.

If you try some sneaky SEO tactics you could run into problems with the Search Quality team, an entirely different department at Google. If you're aren't interlinking them with each other or other such stuff, the IP address isn't important. Besides, your sites will be linked together by Adsense ID anyway so it doesn't make any sense at all to try to 'hide' them from Google.

[noble]

You really need more here than just outsourcing site creation.

Its not easy to make $5 a day on a site with organic search traffic right off the bat. Either its gonna be easy traffic and really low paying clicks or competitive. Either way you have to do a good deal of SEO work to hit a passive $5/day and you will have to continue with at least some backlinks and/or fresh content.

If you're looking for a quick buck from AdSense this approach is not your best bet.

[sitefurnace]

I have lots of sites on the same IP absolutely no problems whatsoever. Don't worry about that I've never heard of anyone having trouble.

Search for xfactor or clickbump here on the warrior forum and everything you need to know is there.

As far as outsourcing goes, if it were me I would first get say 5-10 articles written per site. Content is dead easy to outsource.

I would also outsource the back linking as well. These are easy too

I would actually do the keyword research myself this is the most important part of this technique if you ask me.

As far as constructing the sites goes, if you really want to outsource then PM me as this is what I do and I would be happy to discuss it if you want.

As far as cost per site goes, well 10 articles of 500 words at $1 per 100 words = $50. probably the same for back links, but potentially a lot more depending on your niche and the competition. Site construction not an awful lot but again depends on details.

All in all no more than $150 per site I would have thought - certainly not $1200!! that's how you work out the cost to sell like some one said just now.

[Ivelin2008]

You CAN outsource it, but you have to do it in pieces.
Outsource website creation, content creation, backlink building to different people that each specialize in their area and it's done. You just have to do the keyword research. For my sites I outsource just content creation (articles) and backlink building because these are my weakest areas.

[Chris Kent]

Are you talking about xfactor type sites?

I read about them last year and was going to launch several hundred in the winter but never got round to it.

Several months later and many of them are now slapped. This is not a project I am going to bother with anymore.

[Alexa Smith]

There's another problem you're missing ...

In order to find out which of those sites can get to $5 income per day, you may have to build 10 of them. Or 20. Or 30 ...

[tylerdrun]

The advice about IPs is horrible. Google is not going to ban you for having sites on the same IP. Google won't /can't tell if your site is made for adsense.

Made for Adsense sites have little value in them. I presume that you intend to have a site with lots of articles and regularly updated content.

Google has a lot on it's plate and it's not going to check if some guy who earns $100 a day with their adsense program has many made for adsense sites one one ip.

Google will naturally know which site's sending them visitors and they will be able to find out that all your sites are MFA(if they were). IP diversity doesn't count for that matter.

However if you are using IP diversity for link building(experience tells me Google doesn't care), then it might trigger a flag. Example: Private blog network. Too many sites on the same IP with the same content...

[FloridaKash]

$5 a day, consistently on Adsense may be more difficult to do than you think. Here's an example from one of my sites.

Average Page Impressions Per Day: 559
Average Clicks Per Day: 5
Average Income Per Day: $2.42

Granted this site has only been up for almost 3 weeks and all my source of revenue is not Adsense But it was ranked #1 for its keyword and is still on page 1 currently. That's a decent number of page impressions... I think. I'm new to this. Everything in regards to back links, building traffic, etc. was done manually and by me. Perhaps results could be better if I outsourced some of these tasks. Not sure.

[DireStraits]

Originally Posted by cooler1

1. How long would it usually take for an outsourcer to make 1 site? Would 10 hours be reasonable enough to choose a suitable niche, do the keyword research and some backlinking, etc.. or would it take longer?

It depends entirely on the job description (which won't always be the same, if you have a strict goal of $5+/day, per site):

- Does a new theme/design need creating or customising for the new site?
- How many pages are you satisfied with putting up? (And the number you need to reach $5/day ASAP depends on the keywords you're targeting, how long it'll take you to reach a good ranking position in search-engines for those keywords, how relevant the ads are going to be, what CPCs the ads have, etc.)
- How many backlinks are you going to need to each page?

Originally Posted by cooler1

3. To start off, how many pages approx should be added to the site to reach $5/day? Should i start with just a few pages then add more to the site over time so it maintains it's ranking.

Carrying on from my above point: if you have a strict goal in mind of at least $5/day from each site, how many pages you'll need depends on:

- The amount of searches each targeted keyword attracts.
- The relevance of the ads in relation to each pages' content.
- The CPC of the ads.
- Anything else which affects your ad CTR (such as your layout, colour scheme, etc).

Really, none of these questions can be answered with any reasonable degree of accuracy or certainty.

You'll just have to test and see. Some sites will easily make $5/day, with no problems, pretty quickly; others will take a long time (and perhaps be more of a battle than you initially expected); others never at all, unless you're willing to expand them to cover other stuff beyond your initial niche/focus for the site.

Good luck.

[WilliamL]

Originally Posted by cooler1

So which step exactly can't be outsourced? If i did the niche selection, couldn't i outsource the keyword research and everything else?

You can outsource everything, but what I would recommend is the following: Searching a good keyword term you want to rank for and buy a domain name. Then install your website, whatever, Wordpress is my favourite. After this you can outsource all the other things like content creation and backlinking. There are great backlink packages sold in the WSO section.

[cooler1]

Originally Posted by Chris Kent

Are you talking about xfactor type sites?

I read about them last year and was going to launch several hundred in the winter but never got round to it.

Several months later and many of them are now slapped. This is not a project I am going to bother with anymore.

What reason did Google give for slapping them? Couldn't you have monetized them another way such as a different ad network or with CPA?

Originally Posted by noble

You really need more here than just outsourcing site creation.

Its not easy to make $5 a day on a site with organic search traffic right off the bat. Either its gonna be easy traffic and really low paying clicks or competitive. Either way you have to do a good deal of SEO work to hit a passive $5/day and you will have to continue with at least some backlinks and/or fresh content.

If you're looking for a quick buck from AdSense this approach is not your best bet.

Yet the WSO in your sig says this;

Learn my great and yet utterly simple system to earn anywhere from $20-$100 per day with only about 30 minutes of effort (total time for creating content and doing promotion)

Originally Posted by WilliamL

You can outsource everything, but what I would recommend is the following: Searching a good keyword term you want to rank for and buy a domain name. Then install your website, whatever, Wordpress is my favourite. After this you can outsource all the other things like content creation and backlinking. There are great backlink packages sold in the WSO section.

Sounds like sound advice. Are Google slapping these product niche type sites now though as someone said above or didn't they do something right?

[Chris Kent]

Originally Posted by cooler1

What reason did Google give for slapping them? Couldn't you have monetized them another way such as a different ad network or with CPA?

Google doesn't give reasons but I imagine it is because they were designed purely to get people to click the ads, albeit in a very intelligent way.

Google slaps your ranking so your traffic dries up. I have no idea if these sites can "recover" if you monetise them another way.

[Black Hat Cat]

Originally Posted by BestSEO

If you only understood a lot more of this then you would realize that building the site is the easiest part of the project. The site building with the plug ins should take about an hour! It is the rest of the things that you need to build, write, insert, and just generally do to the site that is going to take the time.
And since you are starting with 5 sites, I hope you have hosting that offers different IP addresses for each site so you can get them ALL to rank. Because if you think one IP address for them all is going to work, you are wasting money! It will not work, it will cause your adsense acct. to get banned for certain as you are building made for adsense site on the same IP which Google says is against their TOS....
Check my sig for the solution to that.... But, you need to take a step back and figure out exactly what you need to do to make the site rank. That would include the ORIGINAL CONTENT you need to get for each site laced with the keywords your going after.

Someone else also doesn't know what they're talking about, lol...you.

[Black Hat Cat]

Originally Posted by FloridaKash

$5 a day, consistently on Adsense may be more difficult to do than you think. Here's an example from one of my sites.

Average Page Impressions Per Day: 559
Average Clicks Per Day: 5
Average Income Per Day: $2.42

Granted this site has only been up for almost 3 weeks and all my source of revenue is not Adsense But it was ranked #1 for its keyword and is still on page 1 currently. That's a decent number of page impressions... I think. I'm new to this. Everything in regards to back links, building traffic, etc. was done manually and by me. Perhaps results could be better if I outsourced some of these tasks. Not sure.

You must be hiding your adsense ads. That's less than a 1% CTR. At $0.48/click, this site should be earning $20.00/day or more.