Anyone should be able to do this and make $100+/day.

[gotti3636]

To prove a simple point (and to make some easy extra money for myself), I decided get in to the content websites monetized by adsense business. I chose this aspect of IM because it is a really simple, fundamental marketing method that anyone can work on and succeed with. All of the websites are just simple pages with minimal content along with some adsense ads. If you were to create them yourself, it would probably take you no longer than an hour to do each one.

The point that I am trying to prove with this is that anyone can make money online without having to do any of the work (all of the actual work can be outsourced).

I did absolutely none of the required work myself, the websites were created by various workers (who also did the keyword research) and all the SEO work was done by a small SEO team. All I did was buy the domains/hosting and provide my adsense codes to the people creating the websites.

It has taken a few months of waiting for the websites to rank well but I have finally hit the $100/day mark with adsense and it continues to grow as time goes on!



This money is all made on total autopilot, I have not touched any of the websites at all since they were created

Hopefully this inspires some of you who are feeling like it is impossible to make money online. Don't let a lack of knowledge stop you, if you don't know how to do something and don't want to spend the time to learn how to do it, pay someone else to do it for you! You don't need any experience to do what I have done here, all you need is a bit of money to start off with to pay your workers.

P.S. Please don't PM or ask me about the details of the websites (like how the keywords were picked) because I honestly have no idea! I would assume they would have used a keyword tool like Market Samurai but I am not sure. The workers that I hired did all of that work for me and I just trusted that they would do a good job so I didn't ask them for the details

[Joe Mobley]

Andrew,

Interesting.

Could I ask how many web sites did (does) it take to hit the $100 a day mark?

Thanks.

Joe Mobley

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by Joe Mobley

Andrew,

Interesting.

Could I ask how many web sites did (does) it take to hit the $100 a day mark?

Thanks.

Joe Mobley

Hey Joe, it is hard to say exactly since each of the websites perform differently (some make a lot more than others) but in my case, I currently have 40 websites that make a combined $100/day. Some of them are still ranking so by the time they are all finished it should be up at around $150/day from those 40 websites That averages out to be just under $4/day from each website.

[WilliamL]

I'm concentrating on adsense the last time, and this looks interesting!
Can you PM me where you outsourced the article writing for your websites? How long are the articles?

Thank you
William

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by WilliamL

I'm concentrating on adsense the last time, and this looks interesting!
Can you PM me where you outsourced the article writing for your websites? How long are the articles?

Thank you
William

Hi William, I did not buy the articles separately, they were included in the website creation price. There are 2 articles per website and each one is 2-3 paragraphs long. I won't say exactly who my workers were but all of my workers were found here on the Warrior Forum.

[Gaston Wolf]

Thanks for the post, inspiring story. I'm very close to the 100 a day mark, stories like this inspire me to work harder Outsource outsource!!

[Rsberg]

Always good to see inspirational threads!

[WillR]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

Hey Joe, it is hard to say exactly since each of the websites perform differently (some make a lot more than others) but in my case, I currently have 40 websites that make a combined $100/day. Some of them are still ranking so by the time they are all finished it should be up at around $150/day from those 40 websites That averages out to be just under $4/day from each website.

I would be more interested to know the traffic it is taking to make the $100/day rather than the number of websites?

[DPguy]

This is something similar with Xfactor methodology. Micro niche technique with different title..

[DPguy]

Originally Posted by WilliamL

I'm concentrating on adsense the last time, and this looks interesting!
Can you PM me where you outsourced the article writing for your websites? How long are the articles?

Thank you
William

For outsourcing you can use digitalpoint forum.

[acedring]

nice post i am currently trying to build money through some niche websites hopefully i will get to this amount..

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by WillR

I would be more interested to know the traffic it is taking to make the $100/day rather than the number of websites?

Hey Will,

Average CTR is around 8% and average CPC is around $1.40 I'll let you do the math on that one

[Adie]

Although niche sites are very good, I think authority sites are great. Maintaining 40 sites compared to 5 authority sites makes difference. I would go with authority sites. You said that you are paying someone else to do these for me? Then this method is not for people who want to start from scratch without any start-up fund.. thanks anyway and congratulations..

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by Adie

Although niche sites are very good, I think authority sites are great. Maintaining 40 sites compared to 5 authority sites makes difference. I would go with authority sites. You said that you are paying someone else to do these for me? Then this method is not for people who want to start from scratch without any start-up fund.. thanks anyway and congratulations..

Apart from paying the yearly domain and hosting costs, there is nothing else to maintain None of the sites have required any extra work after they were made! Having 100 of these websites will require the same amount of effort from me as having 5.

If you do not have enough money to outsource the tasks then they can be done quite easily by yourself (as long as you have the time to put in to it) I simply had better things to do with my time which is why I outsourced everything!

[Adie]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

Apart from paying the yearly domain and hosting costs, there is nothing else to maintain None of the sites have required any extra work after they were made! Having 100 of these websites will require the same amount of effort from me as having 5.

If you do not have enough money to outsource the tasks then they can be done quite easily by yourself (as long as you have the time to put in to it) I simply had better things to do with my time which is why I outsourced everything!

I did 40 sites a couple of years ago, put a lot of time and effort with them but got no significant result. I believe I had the wrong gameplan. I easily sold those website over the years and profited from flipping them. I kept 3 of them in my inventory and transformed into huge authority sites - now they are doing great. I never paid someone else but considering having a VA in next couple of months. My online stock is growing and i need resources too

[Andrea Wilson]

Definitely inspiring, and this is why I truly love Adsense! It is a really a numbers game with adsense sites eh?

Andrea

[paulie888]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

Apart from paying the yearly domain and hosting costs, there is nothing else to maintain None of the sites have required any extra work after they were made! Having 100 of these websites will require the same amount of effort from me as having 5.

If you do not have enough money to outsource the tasks then they can be done quite easily by yourself (as long as you have the time to put in to it) I simply had better things to do with my time which is why I outsourced everything!

Thanks for sharing this, Andrew. I'm assuming that once the sites are set up and producing income, you or your outsourced workers do not need to touch or maintain them anymore?

If that's the case, the recurring costs are pretty minimal as the bulk of the expenses would be renewing the 40 domains, which would cost approximately $400 per year. Hosting fees would be even less, so expenses aren't really a major factor especially when these sites should generate well over $30,000 in 12 months, if this income holds up.

How much do you estimate that you paid your workers in total to set up these 40 Adsense sites?

Paul

[Rsberg]

Originally Posted by paulie888

How much do you estimate that you paid your workers in total to set up these 40 Adsense sites?

Paul

Great question, was just about to ask this myself.

I would think the highest cost involved here is having the sites developed, If I remember right he said he outsourced that as well.

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by paulie888

Thanks for sharing this, Andrew. I'm assuming that once the sites are set up and producing income, you or your outsourced workers do not need to touch or maintain them anymore?

If that's the case, the recurring costs are pretty minimal as the bulk of the expense would be 40 domains, which would cost approximately $400 per year. Hosting fees will be even less, so expenses aren't really a major factor especially when these sites should generate over $30,000, if this income holds up.

How much do you estimate that you paid your workers in total to set up these 40 Adsense sites?

Paul

Hey Paul,

Yes, once they are set up and have a good ranking then there is absolutely no extra work needed as all the traffic is organic. They are all in small, unsaturated niches so keeping a high ranking will not be a problem since there is so little competition

At $150/day (which is what I predict that they should generate once the last few sites rank a bit higher on Google), they should make around $55,000/year which will increase as I expand and have more websites built.

The only upkeep cost for the 40 websites is about $550/year for the domains and hosting. Each website cost me around $80 to have made (including all SEO work) so the ROI is huge.

I thought about flipping them for a nice big instant payout but I don't really need the money right now so would prefer to just have the passive income over time

[paulie888]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

Hey Paul,

Yes, once they are set up and have a good ranking then there is absolutely no extra work needed as all the traffic is organic. They are all in small, unsaturated niches so keeping a high ranking will not be a problem since there is so little competition

At $150/day (which is what I predict that they should generate once the last few sites rank a bit higher on Google), they should make around $55,000/year which will increase as I expand and have more websites built.

The only upkeep cost for the 40 websites is about $550/year for the domains and hosting. Each website cost me around $80 to make (including all SEO work) so the ROI is huge.

I thought about flipping them for a nice big instant payout but I don't really need the money right now so would prefer to just have the passive income over time

Andrew, that's a tremendous ROI. While it does take a while for the sites to rank and start earning money, this is about as close to the proverbial "autopilot/hands free" money as you can get, since I assume your outsourced workers did everything from start to finish, and all you needed to do was pay them the money to research and build these sites?

Were the fees/costs set in advance at $80 per site?

Paul

[Adie]

I thought about flipping them for a nice big instant payout but I don't really need the money right now so would prefer to just have the passive income over time

Keep the site is you are not in need of money.... I just posted a similar thread regarding selling a site here: Your feelings after you sold a site: Are you envy with the new owner?

[skylarw]

Adsense is where I started a few years ago, and I have to admit that I still have 15 sites, or around there, that are paying a small sum daily. However, I have to admit that for the complete newbie there is the problem of knowing exactly what it is that you are outsourcing? Site creation, article creation, article submission, backlinks etc...

Don't get me wrong, I completely agree that this method is useful and can make just about anyone money on autopilot once the groundwork has been done.

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by paulie888

Andrew, that's a tremendous ROI. While it does take a while for the sites to rank and start earning money, this is about as close to the proverbial "autopilot/hands free" money as you can get, since I assume your outsourced workers did everything from start to finish, and all you needed to do was pay them the money to research and build these sites?

Were the fees/costs set in advance at $80 per site?

Paul

I worked out an estimate in advance with my workers (which was initially $70) but some websites required a bit more SEO work than others so they required a bit more of an investment The average for all of them came to just over $80 per website. The guys who built my websites were different to the SEO group that I used. The price for website creation was always fixed but SEO varied a bit.

The only catch is that it does take a few months for the websites to become indexed and ranked in a decent position before they start earning consistently.

Originally Posted by skylarw

Adsense is where I started a few years ago, and I have to admit that I still have 15 sites, or around there, that are paying a small sum daily. However, I have to admit that for the complete newbie there is the problem of knowing exactly what it is that you are outsourcing? Site creation, article creation, article submission, backlinks etc...

Don't get me wrong, I completely agree that this method is useful and can make just about anyone money on autopilot once the groundwork has been done.

That is a fair point. Once you test it with a few websites at the start, you will learn exactly what is needed to reach your goal so then you just need to tell your workers exactly what to do

I started by having a website created and then asking the SEO group how much it would cost to get that website to position #1-3. Once they came up with a quote for that website, it gave me an idea of the costs so I just made a deal with them to work long term on bulk websites.

The idea with outsourcing is to hire people who know what they are doing so all of the guesswork at the start is eliminated Someone who is good at SEO will normally be able to tell you exactly what a website needs in order to get a decent ranking by looking at the competing websites.

[Napoleon Solo]

Congratulations on finding a great system and thanks for the info. This is a really interesting thread.

[joetann]

This sort of success story is the reason I started reading up on IM. Must be amazing to have that coming in with no more work needed.

Your sig says you make $700/day, what other types of sites do you have?

[paulie888]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

I worked out an estimate in advance with my workers (which was initially $70) but some websites required a bit more SEO work than others so they required a bit more of an investment The average for all of them came to just over $80 per website. The guys who built my websites were different to the SEO group that I used. The price for website creation was always fixed but SEO varied a bit.

The only catch is that it does take a few months for the websites to become indexed and ranked in a decent position before they start earning consistently.

I'm well aware of that. This is something everyone should be aware of - this isn't an "instant cash" type of proposition by any means, and you'd have to be patient in waiting for your investment to pay off. I'd imagine you'd have to allow at least 3-4 months to actually receive that first Adsense check from Google.

Did you have to go through much trial and error in selecting the right offshore workers to implement this Adsense project for you?

Paul

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by joetann

This sort of success story is the reason I started reading up on IM. Must be amazing to have that coming in with no more work needed.

Your sig says you make $700/day, what other types of sites do you have?

Hi, the WSO that I sell has nothing to do with websites, it is a totally different business all together where I outline a great way to make money offline with CPA.

I actually wasn't expecting such good results from these adsense websites, they were just an experiment that turned out to work quite well

Most of the money I make through IM comes from other sources. This was just a random experiment that caught my interest so I decided to give it a go. I am hoping to scale it up so it makes a lot more money, $150/day is not enough!!

[Lumpy Rutherford]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

Hi, the WSO that I sell has nothing to do with websites, it is a totally different business all together where I outline a great way to make money offline with CPA.

I actually wasn't expecting such good results from these adsense websites, they were just an experiment that turned out to work quite well

Most of the money I make through IM comes from other sources. This was just a random experiment that caught my interest so I decided to give it a go. I am hoping to scale it up so it makes a lot more money, $150/day is not enough!!

Out of all of those 40 sites, are there not at least a few that can be scaled up to earn $50 or more per day by themselves? Do you have a monetary monthly goal for each site?

I could be wrong, but working on 40 sites at once, even if it's all outsourced, sounds like a lot of work and organization.

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by paulie888

I'm well aware of that. This is something everyone should be aware of - this isn't an "instant cash" type of proposition by any means, and you'd have to be patient in waiting for your investment to pay off. I'd imagine you'd have to allow at least 3-4 months to actually receive that first Adsense check from Google.

Did you have to go through much trial and error in selecting the right offshore workers to implement this Adsense project for you?

Paul

I was lucky and I didn't go through any trial and error at all to select workers. As I mentioned earlier, I found them here on the Warrior Forum and they had already proven their website making and SEO skills so it was simply a matter of working out a long term deal with them

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by Lumpy Rutherford

Out of all of those 40 sites, are there not at least a few that can be scaled up to earn $50 or more per day by themselves? Do you have a monetary monthly goal for each site?

I could be wrong, but working on 40 sites at once, even if it's all outsourced, sounds like a lot of work and organization.

Some of them do earn a lot more than others (some earn hardy anything!) but on average they earn a bit under $4/day each. If I was to put in some work with PPC advertising then it is possible to scale a lot of them up to $50+/day but I am happy with organic traffic for now since it requires no work at all.

Once I bought the domains and added them to my hosting account - my work was complete I gave my workers access to the hosting account so they could upload the websites and do it all themselves. I guess you could say that it is a lot of work and organization for my workers but that is why I am paying them

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by Quratulain

oh.....hello How much you paid for those SEO services, because you didn't mention that.......!

Hi, as I mentioned earlier, the SEO cost varied for each website as some needed more work than others. The total cost per website including all the SEO work averaged out at around $80.

[blackjack]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

This was just a random experiment that caught my interest so I decided to give it a go.

Or This is just pre-sell to your next WSO.

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by blackjack

Or This is just pre-sell to your next WSO.

I guarantee you that I will not make a WSO based on this

There are already a bunch of WSOs that are focused on making money with adsense so there is no need for another one from me too!

All the information that you need is right here in this thread:

1. Build a basic content website or have one built for you.
2. Do some SEO or have someone else do the SEO for you.
3. Wait for the websites to become indexed and ranked highly amongst the search engines.
4. Enjoy the passive income!

[blackjack]

Damn !! Andrew I was hoping that you were in the process of creating another WSO.

Thanks

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by blackjack

Damn !! Andrew I was hoping that you were in the process of creating another WSO.

Thanks

haha not quite yet! I have been a bit too busy lately to work on my next WSO I have had something planned for quite a while but I don't want to release it until it is perfected.

How about we pretend that this thread is my new WSO so you can go and implement this blueprint and make yourself some money!

[robofox]

Inspiring post here. I have been thinking about attempting something of this nature. I am hoping that I would be able to generate enough income to free up time to pursue other avenues of income. The elusive $100 a day would make life a bit less stressful.

[MarkPereira]

Thanks for sharing your success story Andrew, congrats on your success

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by robofox

Inspiring post here. I have been thinking about attempting something of this nature. I am hoping that I would be able to generate enough income to free up time to pursue other avenues of income. The elusive $100 a day would make life a bit less stressful.

As long as you are prepared to wait a few months to see a good return on your initial investment then you should implement this strategy

[Mike Grant]

Originally Posted by gotti3636

Hi William, I did not buy the articles separately, they were included in the website creation price. There are 2 articles per website and each one is 2-3 paragraphs long. I won't say exactly who my workers were but all of my workers were found here on the Warrior Forum.

I recommend adding at least another 5 pages of content.

[grandfaraone1]

great success, i hope to have more success like that

[halmo]

Hey Andrew, glad to hear stories like this.

Just curious. Are these mostly one-page sites? Are some of them (fairly) closely related, or are they totally different?

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by halmo

Hey Andrew, glad to hear stories like this.

Just curious. Are these mostly one-page sites? Are some of them (fairly) closely related, or are they totally different?

Hali

Hi Hali, they are mostly 1 page websites with just a few hundred words of content. None of them are really related at all, they are all targeting different topics/products.

[tr7]

Won't you have to keep paying the workers to keep the rankings? Rankings will fall over time unless you keep adding quality backlinks.

[rcritchett]

Great job! Hey, I won't hassle anyone for making a buck!

Unfortunately, however, this isn't going to last too long The permaflux continues!

Watch out for good old Matt Cutts! He's targeting stuff like this!

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by tr7

Won't you have to keep paying the workers to keep the rankings? Rankings will fall over time unless you keep adding quality backlinks.

Most of the websites have minimal competition for their keyword so any extra SEO to maintain rankings will be minimal

[J Bold]

Originally Posted by DPguy

For outsourcing you can use digitalpoint forum.

Uh you could, but you wouldn't want to, ha ha.

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by redicelander

Uh you could, but you wouldn't want to, ha ha.

I agree, DP isn't well known for producing quality!

[AbsolutJake82]

Andrew...definitely inspiring...if you dont mind me asking, how did you determine what topics you were going to concentrate on? Are they all different or are there a few sites per niche?

[gotti3636]

Originally Posted by AbsolutJake82

Andrew...definitely inspiring...if you dont mind me asking, how did you determine what topics you were going to concentrate on? Are they all different or are there a few sites per niche?

I did not decide on anything - all of that work was done for me by my workers There are a few that are similar but in general, they are all different.

[Justin Hall]

Originally Posted by rcritchett

Great job! Hey, I won't hassle anyone for making a buck!

Unfortunately, however, this isn't going to last too long The permaflux continues!

Watch out for good old Matt Cutts! He's targeting stuff like this!

If the content is original and relevant, what beef would google have with this set-up?