How to make $1000,000 with article marketing....

It can be done, and those earnings are in fact greatly exceeded by many article marketers here. But your metrics are unrealistic because of so many unsupported assumptions.

For example, you have not taken into account the sheer number of articles that will be required to meet your targets. I can tell you it is way more than you can handle by yourself without significant outsourcing.

How well do you know your market? How well can you write to that market? How are you going to produce articles in sufficient volume? Where will these articles be submitted?

The answers to these four questions alone will be major factors that needs to be included in your model. It may also be helpful for to do a search on the forum for "article marketing". This topic is discussed quite frequently.

Of course it's realistic. You have people earning 10x that and more. Some earn less but still considerable incomes annually.

The real question is... can it be done using article marketing? If you visit EzineArticles, you will see that Sean Mize has something like 25,000 articles posted. I doubt he is making a million a year from them. A huge number of those articles are outdated and have fallen off the radar. Article marketing done the "old way" is a mass production proposition and few marketers have the resources or capital to maintain the outsourcing of this type article production.

Another problem. You start off with "article marketing", then you immediately jump to having a Google Top 3 ranking website for what appears to be a somewhat competitive keyword (based on 25,000 average searches monthly).

I missed the connection. Do you mean to get your articles ranked or your site ranked? Getting articles ranked for such a keyword while almost immediately slash your calculations by 50% or more. Many of the visitors who filter through this type "funnel" get siphoned off by EZA and they will never get to the point of clicking your resource box links.

You must also take into consideration that while real article syndication can still be profitable. Google is working hard to learn how to detect spun content and low-quality content. And...they have already proven that they are more than willing to accept the collateral damage caused by taking out good sites in an effort to get to bad ones.

If your goal is a million a year, set up your business and marketing infrastructure and create a good business plan first. Then start building on that infrastructure.

Best of luck to You!

At a glance, the math looks correct. Execution is entirely different.

(a) If it is that easy - competition will spring up. Google rankings don't always stay the same, and it is unlikely you would maintain that position for a year.
(b) Products/seasons change. Expecting a consistent 37% & 3% purchase rate is unlikely unless you maintain the site/etc. Unless it is an 'ever-weather' product (i.e., doesn't matter what month it is, people still want it).

Since it doesn't sound like you've done this before, getting 90 sales/month is a lot harder than it sounds. More likely, if you work hard at it, you'll get 10-15 sales/month, which, using your math = $250-$375/month. It will take some work to get it to 90 sales/month.

Okay, but stop and ask yourself...that would have to be a pretty in demand product to get 3%.

It is easy to get carried away with estimates in the early phases. Sure the math all looks simple enough, but as others have mentioned it is difficult to build up to that much. I'm sure it could be done if you work hard enough though. It doesn't seem to be the best time to pursue such a strategy with google fighting back against article marketing. The biggest hurdle is likely getting all the content outsourced. You would have to invest considerable money. Plus I wouldn't want to over rely on one strategy like that. Things change too fast online.

According to your signature you make $6,600 a month. To make $84,000 a month (approx $1 million year) why not do 12X what you're doing already?:confused:

Yes, this plan needs hard work to achieve the goal!

I' not really worried about making $100k or $ 1 mil a year. As long as it's enough to help me pay bills and move forward, i'm all for it. But hey, a million a year I would like to have, but willing to wait years for it. It's not something I'm head over heels for =)