Rate this formula: Ezine +Blogspot+Amazon+Adsense=$20/day*10=$200/day!

[smartdoctor]

Hi Warriors,
Is this possible?
Rate this formula: Ezine +Blogspot+Amazon+Adsense=$20/day*10=$200/day!
I love criticism feel free to give your thoughts either way
Thank you

[valdanylchuk]

Do you mean doing 10 small projects in parallel?

It takes a lot of writing to bring up even one new blog to reasonable traffic, plan your time and resources carefully if you want to start 10 of them at once.

[capone2009]

Of course it is possible but you should try to throw some link at your EZA articles to get them ranked. I don't think you want to write "traffic articles" for 10 sites all day long, right? In the end your blogspots could also rank to get more traffic. It will take time and effort but it is definitely possible.

[Andrea Wilson]

I think its possible, $20 per each seems fine to me. It just needs focus and right time management to be in the right track.


Andrea

[Alexa Smith]

It's certainly possible.

My primary reservations about it are:-

(i) Personally, I wouldn't touch Blogspot for this purpose, for all the reasons given ad nauseam in so many other threads: it's just a totally unnecessary risk when there are other far better, far safer, similarly free alternatives available;

(ii) I suspect that the "x10" part may conceal an awful lot of trial and error: you might have to do it 100 or 200 times to find "the right ten".

[myob]

A few years ago I had up to 470 blogspot blogs, just by dripping in the tons of plr articles I accumulated. They don't last very long, although I still have a few generating $25-$40 a day in adsense and high end Amazon products. I'm more careful now; using keyword rich domains, WP, and more enhanced writing.

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by myob

A few years ago I had up to 470 blogspot blogs, just by dripping in the tons of plr articles I accumulated. They don't last very long, although I still have a few generating $25-$40 a day in adsense and high end Amazon products. I'm more careful now; using keyword rich domains, WP, and more enhanced writing.

Thank you for that
T

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

it's just a totally unnecessary risk when there are other far better, far safer, similarly free alternatives available;

give me a list of more free alternatives

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Andrea Wilson

I think its possible, $20 per each seems fine to me. It just needs focus and right time management to be in the right track.


Andrea

Thank you for your suggestion

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by capone2009

Of course it is possible but you should try to throw some link at your EZA articles to get them ranked. I don't think you want to write "traffic articles" for 10 sites all day long, right? In the end your blogspots could also rank to get more traffic. It will take time and effort but it is definitely possible.

Ezine is a must as the primary source of Traffic Thank you

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by valdanylchuk

Do you mean doing 10 small projects in parallel?

Yes I mean 10 parallel projects

[Colin Palfrey]

The success or failure of most projects often comes down to the detail, which frankly you don't seem to have much of.

Unfortunately doing any of the tasks you mention is actually quite hard. Trying to do all of them simultaneously, unless you have existing skills is going to require a minor miracle.

I would advise against trying to learn too much, too quickly. Pick one type of website and learn how to do that properly, then start learning and experimenting with the next.

I don't mean to put you off. I just want you to set smaller, more defined goals. This way you wont feel that you aren't getting anywhere an give up.

[VegasKid777]

Why not try to create 1 website that makes $20/day before you try to put up 10 different blogspot blogs? Get one making $20/day then you can afford quality hosting to put the others up on and you might see better return!

[seobro]

I have seen many of my blogger blogs shut down by big g so that is not a strategy I would rec. To get $20 a day using adsense requires a ton of traffic. OK so I got near that on one of my sites last year and it was getting on average. Get this, near 100,000 page views. That is a lot of viewers.

Bandwidth costs are near $300 per year for that site and it is going up. People just love to click on movies. Most of those web hosting companies that offer 5 terabytes of transfer per month are lying to you.

Do the math on that one. People need a strong cup of coffee in the morning. To get 100,000 views you need more that stellar content and a big user group. I mean you have to promote like crazy.

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by seobro

I have seen many of my blogger blogs shut down by big g so that is not a strategy I would rec. To get $20 a day using adsense requires a ton of traffic. OK so I got near that on one of my sites last year and it was getting on average. Get this, near 100,000 page views. That is a lot of viewers.

Bandwidth costs are near $300 per year for that site and it is going up. People just love to click on movies. Most of those web hosting companies that offer 5 terabytes of transfer per month are lying to you.

Do the math on that one. People need a strong cup of coffee in the morning. To get 100,000 views you need more that stellar content and a big user group. I mean you have to promote like crazy.

Sounds like the reality what about the element of hard work and outsourcing ?

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Colin Palfrey

The success or failure of most projects often comes down to the detail, which frankly you don't seem to have much of.

Unfortunately doing any of the tasks you mention is actually quite hard. Trying to do all of them simultaneously, unless you have existing skills is going to require a minor miracle.

I would advise against trying to learn too much, too quickly. Pick one type of website and learn how to do that properly, then start learning and experimenting with the next.

I don't mean to put you off. I just want you to set smaller, more defined goals. This way you wont feel that you aren't getting anywhere an give up.

Ambition is good but I concur with you too much of it could be dangerous, can i get the value of outsourcing insuch a project?

[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by smartdoctor

give me a list of more free alternatives

The two I can recommend myself are the free hosting at byethost.com, and Weebly.

Byethost is a good, reliable host. They're more a "commercial hosting provider" and have the customer service to match that, when people want to upgrade, but they do offer free hosting as well, to get people started. And there's no time-limit on the free usage: I know serious, full-time, professional marketers who have hosted there, free, for years.

Unlike other many other "free hosts", there are no strings and catches there. No advertising placed on your site. No servers that are mysteriously "down". And so on.

You can install your own Wordpress content management system (available free from wordpress.org), and you're up and running.

Weebly's a good host, too. It has its own built-in site-builder, and you can easily put up little sites and/or blogs there (not Wordpress, I think). They do put a button at the bottom of your pages saying "Get your free site with Weebly" or whatever it is, but you can pay a few dollars to take that away. You can upgrade there, and get more sites out of them (I think the first two are free). I do use it, but I'm on the paid-for, upgraded package and can't quite remember all the details of the free one with which I started off there.

I've used both, in fact, and can recommend both.

Other good, free alternatives are Yola (I've used it briefly - it's similar to Weebly in many ways), and Blinkweb, which I think is owned by a Warrior or two.

There are many others, too.

The trick is to avoid starting somewhere and running into a "terms of service" problem, and to avoid your sites suddenly disappearing in the night (so no Blogspot!!), and to avoid needing to move your sites later, because that's just a nuisance and/or an expense.

[CyberSorcerer]

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

The two I can recommend myself are the free hosting at byethost.com, and Weebly.

Byethost is a good, reliable host. They're more a "commercial hosting provider" and have the customer service to match that, when people want to upgrade, but they do offer free hosting as well, to get people started. And there's no time-limit on the free usage: I know serious, full-time, professional marketers who have hosted there, free, for years.

I have to second that. I actually have a test blog I put up on byethost for a video I did once and it's still up today. I have Wordpress installed on it.

Check it out.

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

The two I can recommend myself are the free hosting at byethost.com, and Weebly.

Byethost is a good, reliable host. They're more a "commercial hosting provider" and have the customer service to match that, when people want to upgrade, but they do offer free hosting as well, to get people started. And there's no time-limit on the free usage: I know serious, full-time, professional marketers who have hosted there, free, for years.

Unlike other many other "free hosts", there are no strings and catches there. No advertising placed on your site. No servers that are mysteriously "down". And so on.

You can install your own Wordpress content management system (available free from wordpress.org), and you're up and running.

Weebly's a good host, too. It has its own built-in site-builder, and you can easily put up little sites and/or blogs there (not Wordpress, I think). They do put a button at the bottom of your pages saying "Get your free site with Weebly" or whatever it is, but you can pay a few dollars to take that away. You can upgrade there, and get more sites out of them (I think the first two are free). I do use it, but I'm on the paid-for, upgraded package and can't quite remember all the details of the free one with which I started off there.

I've used both, in fact, and can recommend both.

Other good, free alternatives are Yola (I've used it briefly - it's similar to Weebly in many ways), and Blinkweb, which I think is owned by a Warrior or two.

There are many others, too.

The trick is to avoid starting somewhere and running into a "terms of service" problem, and to avoid your sites suddenly disappearing in the night (so no Blogspot!!), and to avoid needing to move your sites later, because that's just a nuisance and/or an expense.

am impressed by your answer, it is resourceful and holistic thank you so much

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by CyberSorcerer

I have to second that. I actually have a test blog I put up on byethost for a video I did once and it's still up today. I have Wordpress installed on it.

Check it out.

I will try and see one of them how it goes Thank you

[yesacpow]

Yup that formula is totally possible but I suggest if you don't have the startup capital for a domain and hosting then you need to either beg, borrow or find someway to get it legally because you don't want to have your empire on blogspot which can get deleted anytime.

[Rukshan]

Formula is correct. But you need to replace blogspot with a hosted WP site. Mainly people don't care free blogspot. Anyway you can add CPA offers to this formula

Thanks
Rukshan

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by yesacpow

Yup that formula is totally possible but I suggest if you don't have the startup capital for a domain and hosting then you need to either beg, borrow or find someway to get it legally because you don't want to have your empire on blogspot which can get deleted anytime.

Thanks buddy I want to own a domain that am what I am thinking now!

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by blog8491

Formula is correct. But you need to replace blogspot with a hosted WP site. Mainly people don't care free blogspot. Anyway you can add CPA offers to this formula

Thanks
Rukshan

CPA offer are likely to reject a sub domain site I suppose?

[jacked]

Originally Posted by Colin Palfrey

The success or failure of most projects often comes down to the detail, which frankly you don't seem to have much of.

Unfortunately doing any of the tasks you mention is actually quite hard. Trying to do all of them simultaneously, unless you have existing skills is going to require a minor miracle.

I would advise against trying to learn too much, too quickly. Pick one type of website and learn how to do that properly, then start learning and experimenting with the next.

I don't mean to put you off. I just want you to set smaller, more defined goals. This way you wont feel that you aren't getting anywhere an give up.

Yes listen to this guy, try to focus on one kind of site first. You can make something like a little adsense niche site with a few pages of content, or an amazon affiliate site for some product, but what you mentioned above sounds hectic and disorganized. Also ezine articles as your primary traffic source?

[Devid Farah]

While it looks good, you don’t really have a plan. Just putting Amazon, Adsense, and all of those things will not guarantee that you make money.

Here are some questions you need to answer first:

- What niche will my site be in?
- How much competition does it have?
- How much traffic can it generate?
- How am I going to get traffic to my site?
- How much are advertisers willing to pay?


I don’t want to discourage you, but building a website is like building a business. A business wouldn’t survive on such a light plan such as that. You need to build an in depth plan that looks at all the angles. I’ve helped people plan out their web strategies before and often times, end up with dozens of pages outline our plan and direction. That is the type of preparation you will need.

A lot of people have the false impression that building a profitable website is just something you spend a weekend doing, write up some Ezine articles, then just sit back and watch as the money flows in. While that just very well might happen if you pick a niche with very, very little competition, chances are it won’t. I’ve seen websites take anywhere from six months to a year, before they can crack the $1 a day mark. Although those very same websites are making hundreds of dollars a day now, their owners realized the amount of hard work and dedication that was need.

That being said, I really enjoy your enthusiasm and I really do think you can succeed if you build a solid plan and find the right tools.

[Margo Tuul]

I can see you love criticism, so here's what i think.

Why on earth you want to mix Adsense with affiliate marketing? I can see you want to promote Amazon products?

Do you know, that you are selling your potential customers to Google, for few cents?

I can use exact same traffic and earn much more just with affiliate marketing.


But again...it's just me. I hate Adsense so much . Because this 1 click on your site is difference between few cents and few hundred dollars.

To answer your question: Yes, it's possible, but make sure you get your research done. Sites with zero traffic are no good .

Edit: David above said well. You need a plan and research first. Building sites based on your ideas isn't enough.


Good luck

[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by Margo Tuul

Do you know, that you are selling your potential customers to Google, for few cents?

I can use exact same traffic and earn much more just with affiliate marketing.


But again...it's just me. I hate Adsense so much . Because this 1 click on your site is difference between few cents and few hundred dollars.

It isn't "just you": I completely agree with you.

I know that many Warriors combine AdSense with Clickbank affiliate links, and I've even seen Clickbank sales pages with AdSense on them(!). It makes no sense to me at all to give potential customers additional ways to leave my site rather than staying there, for a few pennies. But at the same time, I acknowledge that there are people who have split-tested what they're doing and decided to retain their AdSense.

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Margo Tuul

I can see you love criticism, so here's what i think.

Why on earth you want to mix Adsense with affiliate marketing? I can see you want to promote Amazon products?

Do you know, that you are selling your potential customers to Google, for few cents?

I can use exact same traffic and earn much more just with affiliate marketing.


But again...it's just me. I hate Adsense so much . Because this 1 click on your site is difference between few cents and few hundred dollars.

To answer your question: Yes, it's possible, but make sure you get your research done. Sites with zero traffic are no good .

Edit: David above said well. You need a plan and research first. Building sites based on your ideas isn't enough.


Good luck

It does make sense

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

It isn't "just you": I completely agree with you.

I know that many Warriors combine AdSense with Clickbank affiliate links, and I've even seen Clickbank sales pages with AdSense on them(!). It makes no sense to me at all to give potential customers additional ways to leave my site rather than staying there, for a few pennies. But at the same time, I acknowledge that there are people who have split-tested what they're doing and decided to retain their AdSense.

I must say that you are one of the warriors who's ideas seems to work for me I appreciate you so much I tried the weebly idea and wow its great Thank you

[33centsaday]

Originally Posted by Alexa Smith

It isn't "just you": I completely agree with you.

I know that many Warriors combine AdSense with Clickbank affiliate links, and I've even seen Clickbank sales pages with AdSense on them(!). It makes no sense to me at all to give potential customers additional ways to leave my site rather than staying there, for a few pennies. But at the same time, I acknowledge that there are people who have split-tested what they're doing and decided to retain their AdSense.

Sadly I would be one of those people. I ran CPA on my site and made over $250 that month, then conversions just stopped completely. I tried another CPA network with the same result. So I had to go back to adsense.

No doubt CPA and/or affiliate marketing is awesome in terms of profit potential compared to adsense. But if they don't buy you make nothing. At least with adsense all they have to do is click.

[Drewry_Media]

It's possible if you write unique blog posts, do heavy marketing of press releases, actively participate in forums on the world wide web, and do a little bit of auto-blogging, but I wold try to be more natural with the blogging, so your posts are always deemed unique to Google

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Devid Farah

That being said, I really enjoy your enthusiasm and I really do think you can succeed if you build a solid plan and find the right tools.

perfect answer and inspiration

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Drewry_Media

It's possible if you write unique blog posts, do heavy marketing of press releases, actively participate in forums on the world wide web, and do a little bit of auto-blogging, but I wold try to be more natural with the blogging, so your posts are always deemed unique to Google

tell me more about auto blogging

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by 33centsaday

Sadly I would be one of those people. I ran CPA on my site and made over $250 that month, then conversions just stopped completely. I tried another CPA network with the same result. So I had to go back to adsense.

No doubt CPA and/or affiliate marketing is awesome in terms of profit potential compared to adsense. But if they don't buy you make nothing. At least with adsense all they have to do is click.

aha you just need to take risks

[pastakare]

Need hard work or much time if you manage 10 web/blog..3 blog for me enough.

[The Blueprinter]

Originally Posted by myob

A few years ago I had up to 470 blogspot blogs, just by dripping in the tons of plr articles I accumulated. They don't last very long, although I still have a few generating $25-$40 a day in adsense and high end Amazon products. I'm more careful now; using keyword rich domains, WP, and more enhanced writing.

Wow, 470 ? How did you do that? I mean, you can't write all the content yourself on every blog ?

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by The Blueprinter

Wow, 470 ? How did you do that? I mean, you can't write all the content yourself on every blog ?

am also that ambitious

[smartdoctor]

more suggestions to impove this fomula are welcomed or more criticism Thank you

[iAmNameLess]

You know there is a multi quote option here?

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by iAmNameLess

You know there is a multi quote option here?

what is that suppose to mean?

[Daveyz]

For adsense, is there a huge difference between using self-hosted wordpress blogs, free blogs, and static sites? I've been hearing many different opinions as to which sites are actually better...is there one which google prefer?

[smartdoctor]

Originally Posted by Daveyz

For adsense, is there a huge difference between using self-hosted wordpress blogs, free blogs, and static sites? I've been hearing many different opinions as to which sites are actually better...is there one which google prefer?

I dont know of any difference