Increase My Adsense Business...Easiest Money Ever Dude

[Msands]

How many of yall out there are going after increasing your Adsense Clicks? I can't believe someone actually makes as much as $900K per month on that crap...for doing absolutely nothing...well I wouldn't say nothing...

I mean they did the ground work initially to get people to come back to their site...and then they did a heck of job getting em to click the adsense links...

Man I want a Business like that...making that kind of money (or any money for that fact) just from the click of my visitors mouse...

Any advise on how to increase my adsense clicks guys?

[d0rhk]

$900 000 a month from adsense? wtf?

What are you even asking?

If you want to increase your revenue then make more sites. Build more pages on sites you already have..

This is basic basic stuff...

[SongoWP]

I am betting anyone with adsense on their sites is looking to increase their CTR. However, I highly doubt anyone is truly making $900K per month, and if they are, they are not going to be revealing any secrets. It's a pure numbers game. The more ranking content you have out there, the more clicks you most likely will receive.

[TryBPO]

I'm sure there are people making 900K/month on AdSense (eZineArticles? New York Times?) but you'll never be one of them.

There...now that the pressure's off...try to get a site to $100/month. Once you've done that, just rinse and repeat until you get to a financial level that makes you happy enough $$-wise and then go do stuff you really want to do.

[uumair]

$900 000 OMG! this is unbelievable or in other words it is surely unbelievable.
You can increase adsense clicks by increasing traffic which will be increases when you buil more links and build more social bookmarking links.

[stephenwaldo]

Well, now I'm curious. Let's just do some math.

So first, how many clicks does it take to get to $900k? Let's assume that over all your niches you get $2 per click...Probably about average. So...

$900K per month / $2 per click = 450K clicks

So 450k clicks at $2 a click is $900k. Then we need to figure out how many visitors it takes to get 450k clicks. I don't know about you guys, but depending on my theme and my niche I'd say an average of around 8% would be about right. However, obviously this guy really knows Adsense so if we give 'em the benefit of the doubt we could probably say 10%. Plus that's easier math =)

Again, if anyone thinks this number is too low let me know. So at 10% click through rate we get...

450K clicks / .10 for a 10% average CTR = 4.5M visitors per month

And for those of you like me prefer working with daily averages instead of monthly averages, 4.5M visitors per month comes out to 150K visitors per day.

It would be hard to say how many websites this is spread across without knowing more. If he/she is an autoblogger they could have thousands of domains, but if we go with a more feasible number, like 100, the numbers actually still aren't that unfeasible.

150K visitors per day / 100 domains = 1.5k visitors per domain per day

Now I don't know about you guys but 1.5k visitors a day to one website is more than doable for me. It certainly takes hard work and some time, but very doable. And I'm a terrible Internet Marketer!

Huh...You know I'm nowhere near that $900K per month mark, but when you put it like that it doesn't seem so unattainable.

$900K per month here I come.

[bitriot]

Plenty of fish the largest free singles site on the web makes about 900k a month from adsense.

A Guy is Making Millions with Google Adsense | Financial Jesus

Obviously you need a really big and popular site to achieve this.

[SongoWP]

Originally Posted by stephenwaldo

Well, now I'm curious. Let's just do some math.

So first, how many clicks does it take to get to $900k? Let's assume that over all your niches you get $2 per click...Probably about average. So...

$900K per month / $2 per click = 450K clicks

So 450k clicks at $2 a click is $900k. Then we need to figure out how many visitors it takes to get 450k clicks. I don't know about you guys, but depending on my theme and my niche I'd say an average of around 8% would be about right. However, obviously this guy really knows Adsense so if we give 'em the benefit of the doubt we could probably say 10%. Plus that's easier math =)

Again, if anyone thinks this number is too low let me know. So at 10% click through rate we get...

450K clicks / .10 for a 10% average CTR = 4.5M visitors per month

And for those of you like me prefer working with daily averages instead of monthly averages, 4.5M visitors per month comes out to 150K visitors per day.

It would be hard to say how many websites this is spread across without knowing more. If he/she is an autoblogger they could have thousands of domains, but if we go with a more feasible number, like 100, the numbers actually still aren't that unfeasible.

150K visitors per day / 100 domains = 1.5k visitors per domain per day

Now I don't know about you guys but 1.5k visitors a day to one website is more than doable for me. It certainly takes hard work and some time, but very doable. And I'm a terrible Internet Marketer!

Huh...You know I'm nowhere near that $900K per month mark, but when you put it like that it doesn't seem so unattainable.

$900K per month here I come.

Well, broken down all like that DOES make it seem much more feasible! Thanks for the time put into making it look much easier

[ProdigyMike]

It's definitely possible especially with larger companies because they have access to so much traffic each day which in turn gets converted to clicks. My advice would be to focus on getting traffic to your site and then working on getting that traffic converted to whatever you want (Adsense, etc).

The bigger the website the better, hard work can definitely pay off.

[Msands]

yeah breaking it down like that does make it seem feasible...

Anyway it sure don't hurt trying to get to $900K/month...

I like the idea of starting small and then increasing the level bit by bit...

Let's go get it yall...Enjoy the ride getting there...when we get there...I'm having a party on my big yatch...in the Bahamas.

All yall invited.

Got make that money guys and enjoy the easy adsense income...

[MattVit]

First of all, people do the 'mathematics' approach all the time here on the forums, and senior members shut them down. Why? It's not practical, and it just doesn't work - ever.

I know you're just making an example, but

Originally Posted by stephenwaldo

$900K per month / $2 per click = 450K clicks

Either you're really lucky with your AdSense sites or making a huge exaggeration - isn't $2 unusually high for a click? (we're talking bulk clicks here, not Mortgage-related clicks, so $0.10 to $1 is more accurate, let's say $0.50)

That's 1,800,000 clicks. You heard right, almost 2 million clicks where every single click is valued at $0.50 (still overpriced for bulk clicks)

Originally Posted by stephenwaldo

450K clicks / .10 for a 10% average CTR = 4.5M visitors per month

Holy cow. 10% CTR? Again, the exaggeration is far too extreme. 0.01% to 1% would be more accurate - generally speaking. Let's call it 0.5%.

1,800,000 clicks at 0.5% conversion is 3,600,000 visitors per month.

So, using new and slightly more accurate figures, you'd need:
120,000 visitors per day.

It's just not feasible.

Originally Posted by stephenwaldo

Huh...You know I'm nowhere near that $900K per month mark, but when you put it like that it doesn't seem so unattainable.

There's a reason for that.

You know, I have X product with $10 profit per sale. I give it to 10 people to sell, they go door knocking and make 10 sales each. That's $100 profit for me.

Wait, why don't I just hire 1,000,000 people to go door knocking? Mathematically that's $10,000,000.

[Black Hat Cat]

Originally Posted by MattVit

First of all, people do the 'mathematics' approach all the time here on the forums, and senior members shut them down. Why?

Because they don't have better things to do?

It's not practical, and it just doesn't work - ever.

That's not really true, but if it makes you feel good, roll with that. Meanwhile, back in the real world, there are no absolutes. Sometimes the mathematical approach makes sense, and sometimes it doesn't.

[MattVit]

Originally Posted by Black Hat Cat

Because they don't have better things to do?

Haha.

Originally Posted by Black Hat Cat

That's not really true, but if it makes you feel good, roll with that. Meanwhile, back in the real world, there are no absolutes. Sometimes the mathematical approach makes sense, and sometimes it doesn't.

Yes, what I'm saying is that most of the time it doesn't really work. There are WAY too many other factors.

If it were so simple, people would all be making their millions by now. In this case, it didn't work out.

Of course, I'm referring here to 'macro mathematics'. I'm not talking about 1 website with 1,000 visitors a month - in this case, you could make reasonable mathematical assumptions about your ROI.

In macro mathematical assumptions, it just doesn't boil down to simple equations.

[AfteraDream]

Demand Media's eHow.com had revenue of 250 million last year I think. Of course they are sharing revenue with writers but still, it's possible!

I've seen guys making 10k+ from AdSense a month, they come to this forum, guy like Spencer Hawes and TryBPO guys make a lot of money with it too. You have to build a farm of them and then it compounds. Not as easy as it sounds but it's simple. I'm starting it myself. 5 sites are started, more coming.

[chrome]

I've created a multimillion dollar business around Adsense over the last 7 years. I've taught friends and family members to make a comfortable living based on the lessons and techniques I've learned.

I've recently gone public with my earnings which show $100K + months which you can see in my signature link...yes I do sell my products. However, they are the exact products I use daily and they work.

It's been a long road since 2004 but I'm fortunate enough to tell you it's possible.

Craig

[4morereferrals]

Originally Posted by AfteraDream

Demand Media's eHow.com had revenue of 250 million last year I think. Of course they are sharing revenue with writers but still, it's possible!

I've seen guys making 10k+ from AdSense a month, they come to this forum, guy like Spencer Hawes and TryBPO guys make a lot of money with it too. You have to build a farm of them and then it compounds. Not as easy as it sounds but it's simple. I'm starting it myself. 5 sites are started, more coming.

I'll have to recheck their blog - but im not sure TryBPO makes $10k a month from "adsense clicks" alone. As Ive read the past income posts - the majority of rev's are generated by getting adsense sites to certain income levels and flipping them for 8-10x avg mthly earnings.

$2 clicks as an avg. ... pffftttt - not quite.

10% CTR - dont think so either

I admit - I suck mightily at adsense income generation atm ... but... looking over stats for last 12 mths of fussing with Adsense sites - 12 of them. I also admit - im more tinkering and testing with adsense than scaling sites and content on the current performers. [ face palm! ]

CPC avg < $.50

CTR avg < 5%

Some sites do way better - some waaaaaay worse :-)

I cant even imagine the amount of content and traffic one needs to generate that kind of click volume.

[chrome]

Originally Posted by 4morereferrals

.....I cant even imagine the amount of content and traffic one needs to generate that kind of click volume.

You need a lot of content out there. Most of my sites have over 100K pages indexed. One has over 1M indexed.

However, all these pages were built in less than 6 months time using our site builder which was running 24/7 on 7 virtual machines.

All traffic coming from organic search.

[stephenwaldo]

Originally Posted by MattVit

Either you're really lucky with your AdSense sites or making a huge exaggeration - isn't $2 unusually high for a click? (we're talking bulk clicks here, not Mortgage-related clicks, so $0.10 to $1 is more accurate, let's say $0.50)

That's 1,800,000 clicks. You heard right, almost 2 million clicks where every single click is valued at $0.50 (still overpriced for bulk clicks)

Okay, well again, I'm not an Adsense guy. However of my sites that generate revenue through Adsense, the average CPC is from $0.75 - $3.50. Everything over $2 is in the health niche, and the $3.50 is the acne niche.

But maybe I'm lucky. Even going with $1 as your average CPC you're still only going to need 900K clicks.

I think $1 average is is more than feasible if you go through and block low paying ads (If you have Google's own ads enabled you're losing money) and take the time to write well optimized content that attracts people actually interested in the ads served. Once you get smart priced, which happens more frequently with irrelevant clicks, you're a goner.

Of course, on those content farm sites or whatever I'm sure things are different. I'm not even going to try and compare myself to demand media, and I don't plan to run their type of business. Not that it's bad, it's just not mine.

Originally Posted by MattVit

Holy cow. 10% CTR? Again, the exaggeration is far too extreme. 0.01% to 1% would be more accurate - generally speaking. Let's call it 0.5%.

1,800,000 clicks at 0.5% conversion is 3,600,000 visitors per month.

So, using new and slightly more accurate figures, you'd need:
120,000 visitors per day.

It's just not feasible.

Well, first off, your math is wrong. You did the math for a 50% CTR by dividing by .5; if you wanted to do a .5% CTR then you would need to divide by .005. Because that means one out of every 200 visitors clicks on an ad. Here's how you can confirm this is correct: 200 (visitors) * .005 (for a .5% CTR) = 1 (click)

If you'd bothered to look at the numbers I came up with you'd see that your final estimate actually ended up less than mine, even though your figures were lower. 120K per month < 150K per month. That's a good sign you did something wrong.

So really, a .5% CTR would need 360M visitors to get 1.8M clicks. Because 1.8M/.005 = 360M. You follow?

But honestly, if you're getting a CTR of .5% you're doing something wrong. That's godawful. Even my worst sites don't get that. The absolute LOWEST I see is 2% CTR, and that's on plain HTML sites. If you're getting really low clicks then it could be that you're just serving totally irrelevant ads to your readers, which would of course affect CTR as well.

Where do you place your ads? Do you style them? Do you check on them once they're live to see that they're relevant?

I guess though, even with perfectly relevant ads sometimes you're just going to be in one of those niches that doesn't have clicking readers or high paying ads or both. But then again, if you're making 100 different websites, which was the example in the rest of my post, then you're also bound to have those sites where the CTR is $5+ or your CTR is 10%+ or both.

Also, if it were me I would, somewhere on my way to $900K per month, invest in 100% custom made themes with which those higher CTRs are much more easily attained, simply because you can test and tweak til you get it.

I admit that my estimates may not be quite conservative, but on the other hand I think yours are WAY too low ball. I do some more math at the bottom of my post that's a better estimate I think.

Originally Posted by MattVit

There's a reason for that.

You know, I have X product with $10 profit per sale. I give it to 10 people to sell, they go door knocking and make 10 sales each. That's $100 profit for me.

Wait, why don't I just hire 1,000,000 people to go door knocking? Mathematically that's $10,000,000.

Not sure what your point is here...Isn't that exactly what people did before the Internet?

Now I'm a youngster so I don't know for sure, but I thought that mail, phone, newspaper, tv, radio and door to door were the advertising mediums of choice pre-Internet. I'm pretty sure a lot of people made a lot of money from door to door salesman. I could be wrong though.

Originally Posted by 4morereferrals

$2 clicks as an avg. ... pffftttt - not quite.

10% CTR - dont think so either

I admit - I suck mightily at adsense income generation atm ... but... looking over stats for last 12 mths of fussing with Adsense sites - 12 of them. I also admit - im more tinkering and testing with adsense than scaling sites and content on the current performers. [ face palm! ]

CPC avg < $.50

CTR avg < 5%

Some sites do way better - some waaaaaay worse :-)

I cant even imagine the amount of content and traffic one needs to generate that kind of click volume.

$900K / .50 = 1.8M clicks per month
1.8M / .05 (see, 5% is .05) = 36M visitors per month
36M visitors / 100 domains = 360K visits per domain per month
360K / 30 days in a month (avg.) = 12K visitors per day per domain if you have 100 domains

That sounds like a more reasonable low ball estimate to me. And yea, it's significantly more intimidating. But not undoable I don't think.

I guess there's only one way to find out.

[agmantz]

Originally Posted by MattVit

So, using new and slightly more accurate figures, you'd need:
120,000 visitors per day.

...

Wow, you break it down even further to more realistic numbers.

But still for me its feasible, just need to work harder in building more sites.

[TryBPO]

Originally Posted by chrome

I've created a multimillion dollar business around Adsense over the last 7 years. I've taught friends and family members to make a comfortable living based on the lessons and techniques I've learned.

I've recently gone public with my earnings which show $100K + months which you can see in my signature link...yes I do sell my products. However, they are the exact products I use daily and they work.

It's been a long road since 2004 but I'm fortunate enough to tell you it's possible.

Craig

Hey Craig/Chrome,

I have to say I'm skeptical. Not that it's possible to make the amount of money that you're claiming or showing in your income proof on the site (I know that it is possible, in fact) No...I'm skeptical because I don't know who you are.

On your site you've responded with a Facebook account that simply cannot really be you. Your Twitter account has 3,000+ followers and you have one tweet...definitely not organic and you don't seem too engaged there.

Why would you not use your real Facebook account to respond on your site?

[chrome]

Originally Posted by TryBPO

Hey Craig/Chrome,

I have to say I'm skeptical. Not that it's possible to make the amount of money that you're claiming or showing in your income proof on the site (I know that it is possible, in fact) No...I'm skeptical because I don't know who you are.

On your site you've responded with a Facebook account that simply cannot really be you. Your Twitter account has 3,000+ followers and you have one tweet...definitely not organic and you don't seem too engaged there.

Why would you not use your real Facebook account to respond on your site?

Hey BPO,

Both the Twitter and FB were set up only recently to promote the product. Personally I'm just not a social network person. I've never and will never use FB for socializing ( I think it's cheesy and a time suck). I may use Twitter but still not all that enthusiastic about it.

If I lose out on a few sales of my product because of it...so be it. I'm not really concerned about it, as it certainly won't be the end of the world if a few people make their decision based on my lack of social network activity.

Also, this is my first product launch...and I'm still learning the ropes on how best to go about it. So, I'm sure my technique will improve by the time I do a full launch where I'll share all my methods and tools.

I'm also new here to WF. However, I'm trying to build up my post count by providing assistance and contributing where I can. It's a lot of work keeping up with the posts here.

I'll be offering Content Revenge as a WSO in the next week too.

So, ...not big on social networking...never will be and new here to the WF. There are going to be those people who don't believe my earnings are true...Such as life. I'm won't lose sleep over it.