Want to start my IM career in a week

Adsense can be lucrative but like ppc marketing, you have to perfect it over time, and use great software to automate the process. If you plan to buy articles, there is a point at which it will only make sense if you purchase, say blocks of 25 or more articles at one time.

You may see yourself paying out a good $500 a month and earning only $200 /m for a few months. Are you prepared for that? If "yes", then you can certainly make money as an adsense marketer. Many marketers who are now pulling in $5K or more / month from adsense took a loss in their first year.

All the best,

Personally, I'd stick w/CB and/or Amazon, simply because if you're going to put in all that work of having to outsource the article writing, article syndication, etc.,etc, I'd want at least a higher return on my time invested and w/adsense, I just don't see that happening.

Then again, if you really can find those keywords where the cost-per-click is between $30 & $80 like you mentioned:

The worse thing you could do is put a web site, upload a few good, well-written articles, do a little back-linking and after a week or so, see how the traffic is and whether or not you're getting any clicks on those ads.

If you do, then simply rinse & repeat! If you're not, re-evaluate the site and see how you can improve on it.

AS the old saying goes:

If at first you don't succeed...test, test again and then test even more until you get the results you're looking for!

Whatever you decide to do, make sure you have a plan and follow it. A lot of the time marketers have plan, it doesn't work so they move on. And guess what? It happens again, and again. This is the main reason people fail.

You need a plan (Sounds like you've got one), you need to apply it and you need to keep an open mind. When things aren't going your way iron out the creases and adapt the plan until it does work.

I can't say whether your plan will work or not becuase it's not the model I use. Only personal experience can answer your question.

~Russ

You definitely want to target one keyword with each article.

Your example above underscores the difficulty you'll encounter in getting 30,000 monthly visitors (the stated goal you have) to your websites - all these long-tail keywords receive very little searches, and you'll literally have to target hundreds if not thousands of these keywords to get anywhere near the amount of traffic you desire. Don't rely too much on the search figures above, there really aren't that many searches occuring for 5-6 word long-tail key phrases.

If you're planning on outsourcing the article writing, the cost for doing this could be pretty prohibitive - just thought I'd mention this before you go full-bore on this project.

Paul

Hardikvg,

please consider the PBR on your keyword searches....

and when it comes to longtail keywords does matter !

Search for keywords that is over of 45% PBR

Finding low competition keywords with 30,000 unique searches that pay $30-$80 is not exactly easy. But if you've found some, and have exact match domains, your plan seems okay.

let us know how it goes.

As has been pointed out, choose your keywords wisely. Just because searches in a keyword are oversaturated does not mean you need to stay away. Consider the niche, does it have a huge chunk of the market? If so, going with already saturated keywords wouldn't be so bad, after all you're aiming for a small chunk of an already huge market.

You really need to go at this with a firm plan. Not one that is idealistic, but one that actually works (has been proven to work - you will find plenty of help here).

Make sure once you have your plan, you follow it down to the last T. Don't take shortcuts and skip steps, that probably won't end well. Unless you're going for paid traffic, then be patient and work at building your list hard. Free targeted traffic is harder to get, but definitely not impossible.

Hey Kiloh,

And yes, if you look at the image that i posted. you will see the competition at max is 50k website for my main keyword. Ive used market samurai for my keyword research. And as i asked for help earlier, i have 25 long tail keywords and i dont knw how do i get the articles typed for it. Should i get one article for each keyword? .. and im not restricting my self to 7 articles. i never said that . And Im also ready to see no results from my first attempt. I know its not easy. But i need to start this, and keep trying different things.

And with regards to my execution plan, im planning to heir one warrior to type my articles and another one for backlinks. I saw some decent deals. 50 edu links and 3000 normal links for $25. And also my domain is going to be based on the keyword. Almost exact match.

Ive dropped the plan for such high paying keywords.

Hey, Thanks for the motivation. And yes, ive chosen one of the most saturated niche. But the keyword for that niche that i found are low saturated. Low competition for those keywords.

Thanks for the warning . I either ways dropped the plan to target high paying keyword.

I think you have a very solid plan.

However, there are a couple things you need to know about building a website based on content.

It’s a long process working your way to the top of search engines. So don’t get discouraged if a couple of months pass before you start making any real progress.

Depending on the niche it can take anywhere from a week to a year to make it to the top of the search engines.

I’d also advise you to use a combination of CPC and CPM.

CPM works on views instead of clicks.

That way you can make money from people simply visiting your site.