OK - LEMME JUST SPILL THE BEANS! From 0 to 2000+ hits per day in 10 (TEN) minutes. 99.9% Automated.

[hostingbabble]

great share, Ill be trying this out myself

[Veredfu]

I would love to try it, but I still have to learn the technical part. I never tried to blog and that can be a good reason to start.
I think you can easily monetize with adsense, so I may try this first, before I decide about a niche. I think that by searching hot trends, can give you also a better idea of what to choose as a niche, If you ultimately want to sell a product and monetize with it.
Thank you very much and good luck.

[sblackburn]

Quick question - does anyone know how to set up wp-o-matic to open the source of the article in a new window? I can't seem to make this happen with the typical html code.

Thanks

[ChrisByrns]

Originally Posted by Cashnone

this is the best share of the year!!!! i never ever thought of that, man lol how u come up with this????

i drink a l0t. (really)

[jasonl70]

For folks having problems with wp-o-matic only getting the excerpt:
whoever published the feed you are trying to retreive has only published the excerpts to it - there's nothing you can do about it.

Originally Posted by The Schwa

Well... just at a quick glance... it looks like wp autoblog and wp-o-matic are both dead... unless I'm looking for love in all the wrong places...

Wow... this is annoying... I got a version of WP-O-Matic to install... but it requires I run Firefox to use it???????

Firefox has a nasty bit of instability on my PC... unreliable at best

When I installed wp-o-matic last year, I had to edit out a line of code from the plug-in. It doesn't REALLY require firefox - the author just decided to do that for some reason.

Originally Posted by hostingbabble

great share, Ill be trying this out myself

Originally Posted by Cashnone

this is the best share of the year!!!! i never ever thought of that, man lol how u come up with this????

guys, just a heads up - using the term "share" usually flags you as someone who's spent time on warez related sites.. something the bulk of the people here really take issue with, since a lot of us sell products.

[Barry Walls]

no..there a line of code in there that shouldnt be there.

From a warrior in this thread....dwooding... top man.

http://www.davewooding.com/wp-o-mati...fetch-results/

[havefunandlive]

Will this method still work if I make the aggregated posts from the RSS invisible?

Is it best to keep them visible for the public?

Either that, or can I make either of these automatic plug-ins give credit to the original author?

[Barry Walls]

Originally Posted by havefunandlive

Will this method still work if I make the aggregated posts from the RSS invisible?

Is it best to keep them visible for the public?

Either that, or can I make either of these automatic plug-ins give credit to the original author?

You can make the wpomatic plugin give a title link to the author

[zanbrok]

chris, thanks a lot for this share. can you explain something for a noob please. So the content on your blog is being scraped and auto posted then auto tweetered?

[Frances Norah S]

Great tip. Although most of the 2k plus visitors are not targeted traffic, I'm sure a small percentage will definitely convert to sales. thanks for sharing.

[64fluke]

WOW! Thanks Chris.
For a relative "noob" this is a real eye opener. I already have a wordpress blog but I'm already on version 2.8 so "wp autoblog" or "wp-o-matic" not supported as far as I know. However, undeterred, I tried using "feedwordpress" for my aggregates and "twitter poster" as suggested with great results.
I just used "make money" for the google blog search as a quick test-
I didn't expect to get a lot of hits using "make money", but I got 1000+
and over 120 followers on a brand new twitter account in about 6 hours.
If only my content wasn't so crap, maybe I could have made my first dollar! lol
Now all I need is a good niche and I'm in the zone!
I'm totally blown away, Thanks again mate :-D

[waysofmylife]

Thanks for the greats info.

I'm going to take it for a spin this weekend!

[John Brown]

Originally Posted by 64fluke

WOW! Thanks Chris.
For a relative "noob" this is a real eye opener. I already have a wordpress blog but I'm already on version 2.8 so "wp autoblog" or "wp-o-matic" not supported as far as I know. However, undeterred, I tried using "feedwordpress" for my aggregates and "twitter poster" as suggested with great results.
I just used "make money" for the google blog search as a quick test-
I didn't expect to get a lot of hits using "make money", but I got 1000+
and over 120 followers on a brand new twitter account in about 6 hours.
If only my content wasn't so crap, maybe I could have made my first dollar! lol
Now all I need is a good niche and I'm in the zone!
I'm totally blown away, Thanks again mate :-D

How were you getting FeedWordPress to work? When I try to submit the RSS Feed for a Google Blog Search it gives me this:

Diagnostic information

HTTP request failure

:

HTTP Transports available:

wp_http_fsockopen

[Ryce]

Originally Posted by kanus

Good method to get traffic, traffic while mostly worthless once they get to your site I'm assuming.

I guess people aim for a google high ranking website not a great CPA with this method...

[Keith Kogane]

I've been doing this for a while. I mentioned it in a thread sometime geez, like 6 months ago now. (No, I still haven't finished my report!) But yeah, this works like crazy to get traffic. I don't really do the "hot trends" version, but I've been capturing, modifying, and reposting to twitter with good results for my niche blogs.

I used to use Wp-O-Matic, but have been using Yaab more recently to do the same thing.

The difference in what I do is that the blog that is collecting/reposting is not the target of the links in my tweets. I link my tweets to various posts across all my blogs.

I also don't use a Twitter posting plugin. I use Subscribe2, and email the posts through Twittermail or more recently, Ping.fm.

I'll add that if you are using the method as described above, the Prologue WP-Theme looks like it was meant for Twitter type posts, so you don't end up with a funky looking blog.

As for how you'd monetize the system above, I'm curious to how you're doing so. There's always Adsense, but every time I've attempted to pair that with the high-traffic keywords you find in trends, I get clicks worth next to nothing.

That's why I focus on my niche keywords rather than the trendy ones.

But I'm always looking for ways to expand. Working with Ping.fm is the main part of what I'm doing now. BIG things are possible by combining that with Subscribe2 and Yaab. I'm talking about fully automated ongoing content across multiple social sites.

In fact, no I'm NOT talking about it. I'm keeping it to myself for now.

[havefunandlive]

Originally Posted by Keith Kogane

As for how you'd monetize the system above, I'm curious to how you're doing so. There's always Adsense, but every time I've attempted to pair that with the high-traffic keywords you find in trends, I get clicks worth next to nothing.

Yeah, same here.

I've been using this system (with niched keywords) for the past 2 days, and while I am getting traffic, not a single one of them clicked any of my adsense links. It doesn't look like I got any clicks on my clickbank links, either.

Looks like it's back to the drawing board, for me.

[64fluke]

Originally Posted by John Brown

How were you getting FeedWordPress to work? When I try to submit the RSS Feed for a Google Blog Search it gives me this:

Diagnostic information

HTTP request failure

:

HTTP Transports available:

wp_http_fsockopen

Hi John, I'm now having the same problem-I upgraded to wordpress 2.8 AFTER I had tested using feedwordpress!!
The feeds I had set up are still working but I cant add new ones
There are a couple of workarounds posted on the feedwordpress plugin page -

projects.radgeek.com/2009/06/13/feedwordpress-20090613/#comment-20090614104118 (sorry, can't post links yet!)

I'll be trying this later today and I'll post my results here-let us know if you find a fix.
Cheers
fluke

[GFox]

Hmmm. Maybe I'll give in to twittering after all. Thanks for the update.

[TelegramSam]

Is anyone making any income from all this, or is it just nice to have lots of worthless traffic?

[annihilator]

Sorry but, won't this method show only excerpts from the posts and be worth nothing to the visitor who then will want to click on a link to the real post from the original source?

If you don't provide the link, then you'll have had absolutely nothing on your site and the traffic you get will mean nothing.

If you do provide the link, then the visitors will click on it the instant they land on your webpage, and this traffic will also mean nothing, right? I mean, they won't have time to get interested in your products or click on your adsense ads.

This method would be great if you could post the entire posts

[Keith Kogane]

Originally Posted by annihilator

Sorry but, won't this method show only excerpts from the posts and be worth nothing to the visitor who then will want to click on a link to the real post from the original source?

If you don't provide the link, then you'll have had absolutely nothing on your site and the traffic you get will mean nothing.

If you do provide the link, then the visitors will click on it the instant they land on your webpage, and this traffic will also mean nothing, right? I mean, they won't have time to get interested in your products or click on your adsense ads.

This method would be great if you could post the entire posts

Since the traffic is arriving directly through Twitter, why not just get a bunch of reprint rights articles from directories? That way, even if you care about duplicate content, it won't matter, because you're not trying to rank in the serps. You could do a keyword search there on the article sites and try to match them up with the keywords you're trying to target. Should be easy.

That could work pretty well, I think. Also, sure, they may click away, but instead, an ad may catch their eye, or you might have another article in your post roll that they may want to read, etc. If they leave, who cares? You got a shot at them. If you don't have anything else there that they seem to want, test something else.

Besides that, if you're using someone else's content, it's only fair you link out, and unless you have permission, using full posts from another feed is probably not a good long-term strategy.

[RedMatrix]

I'm with TelegramSam.

Is *anyone* converting? Who here in this thread, has done this method and are getting clicks on their monetizing efforts? (banners, links, w/e)

[Barry Walls]

Originally Posted by Cashnone

I just launched it using different tools, but the same thing. Twitter has a limit to 100 updates per hour, no more then 1000 per day. So far i been doing this for two hours. I have gotten 50 hits, and 24 followers, and about 19 people who stayed active on the site. once i get to 1k twitter traffic per day ill add my gateway to the site, ill report back with earnings.


WONDER how long until twitter deactivates my account (spam)

Twitter won't deactivate your account. They implicitly state in their terms and conditions that RSS feed accounts are fine.

Also, it isn't spam if you do it right, its "on target" automated content for your niche followers.

[Matt Gannon]

Originally Posted by Cashnone

I just launched it using different tools, but the same thing. Twitter has a limit to 100 updates per hour, no more then 1000 per day. So far i been doing this for two hours. I have gotten 50 hits, and 24 followers, and about 19 people who stayed active on the site. once i get to 1k twitter traffic per day ill add my gateway to the site, ill report back with earnings.


WONDER how long until twitter deactivates my account (spam)

What do you mean by gateway?

[ideasuniversity]

Thanks for this post. But the bottom line is how much are you making everyday with your blog

[innovator]

thanks for this wonderful idea. You could combine this with other ideas as well. Just be creative

[VegasGreg]

I have made 19 cents so far, not counting the cost of the domain name I used.

Probably the fact that everyone here is now flooding Twitter with the same stuff, makes it harder for our sites to be the chosen one when being searched for.

But is a great overall technique. I think I just need to fine tune my targets and this could be great.

[TelegramSam]

Originally Posted by VegasGreg

I have made 19 cents so far, not counting the cost of the domain name I used.

Probably the fact that everyone here is now flooding Twitter with the same stuff, makes it harder for our sites to be the chosen one when being searched for.

But is a great overall technique. I think I just need to fine tune my targets and this could be great.

I am interested in your last sentence:

"But is a great overall technique. I think I just need to fine tune my targets and this could be great."

Why do you say that when you have made just 19 cents?

As I mentioned earlier in this thread, is anyone making any real income from this to justify setting it up?

I hope you all do, I am just asking a genuine question.

Thanks,
Sam

[VegasGreg]

Originally Posted by TelegramSam

I am interested in your last sentence:

"But is a great overall technique. I think I just need to fine tune my targets and this could be great."

Why do you say that when you have made just 19 cents?

As I mentioned earlier in this thread, is anyone making any real income from this to justify setting it up?

I hope you all do, I am just asking a genuine question.

Thanks,
Sam

Well, I just simply took the "Twitter" top search lists (or whatever it is called) and added a few feeds to my list.

I think if I actually took all the Google trends or hot topics on the news or other hot news items, I would have more traffic. Don't just go for the Hot Tweets, expand into other hot avenues.

Once you fine tune this, you can add targeted ads. I just put adsense at first to "experiment". If I put more focus and time into this, I see potential.

[dageniusmarketer]

Is there a way to set up a redirect on this? For instance:

I want whenever they click on my tweets / posts, it goes directly to a page of my choosing? I could potentially really blast this open if theres a way to set this up.

Any thoughts?

[Keith Kogane]

Originally Posted by dageniusmarketer

Is there a way to set up a redirect on this? For instance:

I want whenever they click on my tweets / posts, it goes directly to a page of my choosing? I could potentially really blast this open if theres a way to set this up.

Any thoughts?

Yeah, there are a number of things you can do. If you just want the actual blog post itself to redirect somewhere else, you can use a WP plugin called "Page Links To" I think it's called.

It'll let you redirect any page or post in WP to any other page of your choosing.

If that's not what you were asking, let me know more specifically what you're thinking of doing, and I can probably make some more suggestions relugins.

[dageniusmarketer]

Thanks Keith,

yea im thinking of just having it go to a seperate url altogether. ill look into that plugin and see if it fits my needs.

[Ben Clemons]

I like it. Thanks for the post! the wp software was hard to find though...

[bronnamdia]

Good information and wonderful comments.
Thanks.

[rimam1]

I"m interested in using this for specific niches. Is it a good idea to use this for an established blog, or is it better to create a new one? I don't want to have unrelated topics coming to my blog via the RSS feeds. Sounds a bit spammy, but I'm probably missing something.

Thanks,
Raza

[rimam1]

Basically, is it possible to create quality content, therefore quality visitors to your site? I want to build my list and make affiliate sales if possible also.

I guess it could be good to biuld a list if you have all this crazy traffic.

[dageniusmarketer]

Ok Keith, ive installed Page Links To, only thing though is.....for it to work, I need to set the url for EACH and EVERY post. When your dealing with all these RSS feeds, you're getting pages and pages of posts. Is there another plugin that can do the same thing, but at the same time, require me to make just one setting, and it sets the url for all my current as well as future posts?

[Keith Kogane]

Originally Posted by dageniusmarketer

Ok Keith, ive installed Page Links To, only thing though is.....for it to work, I need to set the url for EACH and EVERY post. When your dealing with all these RSS feeds, you're getting pages and pages of posts. Is there another plugin that can do the same thing, but at the same time, require me to make just one setting, and it sets the url for all my current as well as future posts?

So you want EVERY post on your whole blog to point to the same URL? First, I wouldn't recommend that - it looks very spammy and won't work for you for very long.

But if you WANT to do it this way with "Page Links To" there's another plugin I've come across that will let you set a default custom field for all posts. Since PLT uses a custom field to store the URL you want to redirect to, that's one way.

Another way is to alter the posting template in WPOM - but actually, I'd recommend Yaab for this method instead, because I like the way it handles "carnival" style posts better.

In that case, just alter the posting theme to be something like <a href="your url">[title]<br/>[content]<br/><a href="[link]">[source]</a>.

I think that's the right code, but double check the variables in the instructions. If you use the above code and set your RSS feed to do multiple entries in a single post (carnival style) the above will make the headlines point to your specified URL, but will still give a small source link to the author (which is just good manners).

If you want to be a dick and build an even crappier site, you can just leave out the credit link altogether, but like I said, that method will not work for you for long. You'd have to keep making these over and over because they WON'T tend to stay in the SERPs if all your backlinks point to the same place. And it also won't be a pleasant experience for your visitors, because they won't get what they think they are clicking on, and when they click multiple times, they will see that they actually have no choice, and will not visit your site any more.

But if you INSIST you want to do it as you describe, you COULD. :P

[dageniusmarketer]

Thanks for that info Keith, ill look into yaab and report back with my results. On another note...

I thought the goal of this exercise wasn't to rely on the search engines rankings at all using this method? As all the traffic would be coming direct from twitter and google blogsearch. Please correct me if im wrong.

[Rob Anderson]

Originally Posted by dwooding

Nice share.

It works. Just setup a blog, tweeked wp-o-matic (it doesn't handle feeds too well), installed the twitter plugin and ... 21 uniques in a few minutes off of NBA related info (Laker's just won).

this is what i love about you established guys. you can test this quickly.
when i read that , i realised that it would take me days to correctly adjust even one of my blogs to co-operate properly.
and i have something like 18000 followers, so i could make money within a day or two. but doubt that i really could, as i will very likely crash my blog or something silly.
i am sadly going to have to keep on plodding along doing this all in the way i set out to do, 6 weeks ago.

[TheCren]

I do this on Niche Rich Marketing without WP Autoblog or WP-O-Matic and I can vouch for the method. The power of Twitter is pretty awesome.

[Keith Kogane]

Originally Posted by dageniusmarketer

Thanks for that info Keith, ill look into yaab and report back with my results. On another note...

I thought the goal of this exercise wasn't to rely on the search engines rankings at all using this method? As all the traffic would be coming direct from twitter and google blogsearch. Please correct me if im wrong.

Yeah, you're right that for this primary action, organic is not the main traffic vector. But if you're already building a WP blog, which is EASY to get rankings with, why not try? You may not get the actual pages to rank well, but if they show up in the index at all, they are worth having for building backlinks to any of your other properties as well.

Consider too that if you're getting the info to build these sites from Google Trends, those are the trends collected from ORGANIC SEARCH - if you're building pages to target that, I wouldn't point all page to the same URL because then you definitely won't get anything, not even the ACCIDENTAL traffic you might otherwise get.

If you make a shoddy blatant spam-trap site, you'll get dumped out of the index, and not be worth anything to you unless you're sending traffic directly to it, even then, you're talking very low conversions and no return visits.

Think of every site you build as real estate - multi-purpose is better, and you should avoid deliberately building a shoddy structure if you can just as easily build something that will last and benefit you long-term, just as easily, with only a little more effort and a little less greed.

Just a little bit of ecology can go a long way.

Originally Posted by Rob Anderson

this is what i love about you established guys. you can test this quickly.
when i read that , i realised that it would take me days to correctly adjust even one of my blogs to co-operate properly.
and i have something like 18000 followers, so i could make money within a day or two. but doubt that i really could, as i will very likely crash my blog or something silly.
i am sadly going to have to keep on plodding along doing this all in the way i set out to do, 6 weeks ago.

Consider following this method then, but set it up on a WP install that you DO NOT publicize. You can use Platinum SEO plugin to make your whole blog invisible to Search Spiders.

Then you want to use Subscribe2 plugin and use that to set up a blogger blog to be postable by email, then subscribe that email from your WP-Plugin.

I know that's a brief explanation, but look around at the plugins and you should get it.

Basically, you'll be pushing this content to a Blogger blog, then promote THAT via Twitter. You will have a VERY hard time crashing blogger.

NOTE: A word of warning, I've never tried getting a traffic surge to a brand new blogger blog that is blatantly promotional. That may irritate Blogger and they may lock you or close you. Following the ecology vibe from above, you'll probably get a better long-term result if you establish a traffic pattern on a purely non-commercial blogger blog for a while, so if you get checked out, you'll look legit (because you will be) - then just mix in commercial content on occasion, you should be fine.

P.S. You can automate ALL of this in WordPress, the Twittering, the scraping, the reposting to multiple sites, even bookmarking and backlink building for the whole thing. It's kind of what I do.

[RedMatrix]

Originally Posted by sblackburn

Quick question - does anyone know how to set up wp-o-matic to open the source of the article in a new window?

Get a plugin called External Links. Adds a class="external" to all outbound links, with various effects that are configurable under Options / External Links.

Look at my new blog for example. This is a link to the CATEGORY only set up for RSS feed: http://fitnessworkoutessentials.com/...gory/articles/
Each article title opens in a new window. My blog stays on the bottom.

[dageniusmarketer]

Ok, heres the latest update on setup....

Im going to take your advice Keith on not sending them all to the same url, to avoid the look of a spam blog. What i have done however is, set my blog up so that there can be a banner ad after each post. i used the wp plugin "add post footer". This should allow me to keep all that link building but at the same time drive alot of that traffic to my money url, since that banner will be in there face consistently on whatever post they choose to read on my blog.

Im now ready to drive traffic via this threads techniques. Lets see how well this does. ill keep you all posted.

[dageniusmarketer]

im noticing that wp-o-matic writes the posts from the feed with the title of the campaign seperated by bold tags. For example, my post title from the rss feed, with the campaign title "too strong", will look like this:

Shimmibob <b>too strong</b> | Always going on - Never Empty

when i really want it to look like this:

Shimmibob too strong | Always going on - Never Empty


it does this for each of my posts and these posts titles post to my twitter as well. I dont like this. Is there a way to correct this?


----------------------------

On another note, directing this at Chris, how long after i get everything set up, should i start to see a heavy influx of traffic? Im getting single digit traffic numbers at the moment....and should we use all 100 of the available google trends, or just the top 10 or whatever?

[Keith Kogane]

Originally Posted by dageniusmarketer

im noticing that wp-o-matic writes the posts from the feed with the title of the campaign seperated by bold tags. For example, my post title from the rss feed, with the campaign title "too strong", will look like this:

Shimmibob <b>too strong</b> | Always going on - Never Empty

when i really want it to look like this:

Shimmibob too strong | Always going on - Never Empty


it does this for each of my posts and these posts titles post to my twitter as well. I dont like this. Is there a way to correct this?


----------------------------

On another note, directing this at Chris, how long after i get everything set up, should i start to see a heavy influx of traffic? Im getting single digit traffic numbers at the moment....and should we use all 100 of the available google trends, or just the top 10 or whatever?

To eliminate the <b> tags, which come across in Google RSS feeds when I use Yaab Plugin, I find using the Atom version of the feed instead of RSS does it automatically.

If that doesn't work for you in WPOM, try using the re-writing feature of the plugin. I can't remember if WPOM will re-write the titles, but I know for sure that Yaab will let you.

Don't flip out about trying Yaab instead of WPOM if you want to switch - Yaab is based off WPOM and they are very similar to each other in layout and function. Except for the silly giant cartoon doctor graphics, I much prefer Yaab for the time being over WPOM.

But no need to change for you unless you can't fix that <b> problem.

Also, I wrote up some answers to a couple of earlier questions some folks had:

Originally Posted by rimam1

I"m interested in using this for specific niches. Is it a good idea to use this for an established blog, or is it better to create a new one? I don't want to have unrelated topics coming to my blog via the RSS feeds. Sounds a bit spammy, but I'm probably missing something.

Thanks,
Raza

Originally Posted by rimam1

Basically, is it possible to create quality content, therefore quality visitors to your site? I want to build my list and make affiliate sales if possible also.

I guess it could be good to biuld a list if you have all this crazy traffic.

Check out my automated niche blog business model (it really works)

There's a link to a very long thread in this forum detailing lots of ways to do the "automated content to your blog" part of this system. I started it, but tons of other Warriors contributed, but I think a lot of that thread could be used with this method as well.

To answer specifically, yes, you can do this on an established blog. If you're worried about unrelated topic leakage, I recommend setting WP-O-Matic to post in draft form for a while and you can manually edit which to publish. Every time you get a false positive, find a negative keyword you can add to the search that generated the results for you.

I use Google Blog Search fro this kind of thing, and it allows all the neat variables that Google search does. So for example if I was doing a site about "Bass Fishing" and I got an article about "Bass Speakers", I would go back to my original feed URL and add "-speakers" to the search string.

That way, I'm pruning it, and if after a few posts it looks to be behaving, I'll let it run. If you keep getting mismatches, just keep refining the search until you don't.

Yes, it's possible to build quality, useful content with this method, particularly if you're trying to build niche authority sites. However, the issue is that it's hard to monetize "Trend" content, because it's not overtly commercial in nature.

But it's about BUZZ. One thing I've been experimenting with this week is using it as an indexing driver. For example, I make a video blog that pulls videos based on trend keywords. I also place backlinks/anchortext back to my money sites on these pages.

Chances are, my video content might get reposted, and thus spidered, and thus, backlink credit.

That approach could be worthwhile, but I haven't been using it long enough to see the benefit, but I figure if building links to your own backlinkers works, this is kind of the same principle.

[madmagician]

Originally Posted by TheRichJerksNet

What really amazes me is how quick people are to install a plugin that is Base64 Encrypted (cheap encryption that can be decoded easily, which indicates the plugin was probably made from one of those free generators) and they have no idea who the person that created the plugin is and they have no idea what is behind that encryption. Let's not mention the fact that it violates your rights and spams your twitter account.

Then some wonder why their wordpress blog gets hacked ..

Just my 2 cents, be careful when it comes to a plugin from someone that you do not know...

James

Can't we just use twitterfeed . com instead? I use that for one of my blogs, currently. It feeds your posts to twitter with no ads and it's not a plugin.

[slvrsrfr]

you're a good man chris. thanks a ton,

jason

[ChrisByrns]

Originally Posted by dageniusmarketer

On another note, directing this at Chris, how long after i get everything set up, should i start to see a heavy influx of traffic? Im getting single digit traffic numbers at the moment....and should we use all 100 of the available google trends, or just the top 10 or whatever?

Well, i used the top 10 twitter trends + plenty of google's hot trends (25 to 30) keywords/phrases.. then i waited 24h's and added some more feeds.
I checked my stats the first time after like 48h's.

When it comes to monetizing - it's *really* better to target niche-specific terms.. you won't get xxk uniques per day, but those you get may at least be interested in the thing you offer.

Saying that, i can tell you that i now make a bit over $40 per day using this method (one domain) - so there IS money in this setup.

[ChrisByrns]

Originally Posted by VegasGreg

I have made 19 cents so far, not counting the cost of the domain name I used.

Probably the fact that everyone here is now flooding Twitter with the same stuff, makes it harder for our sites to be the chosen one when being searched for.

But is a great overall technique. I think I just need to fine tune my targets and this could be great.

19 cents is better that 0 cents
But yep, it's all about fine tuning targets.
If everything fails, use a cpm sponsor that pays for raw impression (yes, they still exist).