How to get 5,000 Page Views Per Day in Less Than Three Months

Dude, it's not impossible. I have written 8000 words per day. Copyscape original. Clean grammar. Engaging. Useful. SEO-compliant. Facebook and Twitter-ready. You just have to have a system and you have to READ A LOT so the ideas flow quickly.

Thanks everyone for the feedback.

I practiced writing articles everyday. So, I think I am able to write 500 word articles in a short amount of time (appx. 15 minutes if I know what I want to write about).

Again my suggestion not to create an IM website is again my opinion. But, take a brief search of "SEO strategies" and you will see a million website stating the same thing over and over again. Try something different, you might just like it.

I agree with you 100%. My first $500 online came from me selling a "how to make money" book. It was from a really crappy ezinearticle I wrote that was less than 500 words (it was before google didn't like short little articles).

No experience. No list. Just a boy with an affiliate marketing dream...

By the way man, great job on the website, really interesting idea dealing with casting calls.

“Because a thing seems difficult for you, do not think it impossible for anyone to accomplish.” - Marcus Aurelius

Head over to The Keyword Academy/PostRunner and you'll see they have competitions to see how many words they can write in a given period. They get up to quite a lot, believe me.

12x 500 Word articles is only 6000 words per day. There have been old pulp scifi and detective novel authors who have written 50K word novels in the space of a month. (edit) And that is with all the editing and rework thrown in.

I got a chuckle out of a couple of the responses to the OP, especially about writing 12 articles a day...it's not all that hard to do at all. There was a time when I was routinely banging out 10 good articles every morning - in just a couple of hours.

On "That's a whole lot of work for $10 a day."...It's obviously just taking off. My first Adsense month (years ago) was a grand total of 13 cents. Two years later, my best month was $23K - the OP has only been at it for a few months.

On "DO NOT DO AN IM WEBSITE, OR HOW TO MAKE MONEY WEBSITE."...while it is just the OP's opinion, realistically, newcomers to any online business probably aren't going to do well in any highly competitive niche - at least initially.

The OP's plan is damn near perfect for anyone just getting into some sort of online business. Some of you may have missed the points that it requires focus and working your ass off to make it succeed -the OP never said it would be easy.

My hat's off to him for researching and identifying a "Real" niche market and being able to move into it so smoothly. From what I saw of the site and the niche itself, there's enormous potential for it.

Well done coolidge effect...you're going to do great - just stay the course brother

You are a keen observer, cant say about your nickname..

I could write 12 articles a day on a topic I know a lot about but it would be hard. That would be all I would get done for that day. That is a lot of work there.

Secret to writing a lot of articles a day is this: know your topic very well.

If you take time each day for a week to really study and learn your topic, you will be able to grab long tail keywords and bang out useful articles quickly around your KW because you are familiar with the subject and actually KNOW what you are talking about.

A little extra effort up front will pay off in production later.

Nice, my record is around 16 or 17 I believe.

Your pop up ads are really jarring mate. I was interested in your site content because my Dad likes being an extra in films - but I couldn't get away fast enough when that thing kept interrupting the experience

Hey Coolidge - Great post. You've done amazing with your site. It took me over a year to hit 1,000 visitors per day although I wasn't posting nearly as much content as you.

One quick but effective thing I can think of for increasing profits is trying new Adsense layouts.

When I first started my fitness site, every piece of IM advice I read told me an Adsense ad at the top right of my header (just like you have in your header) was one of the most effective placements. However, for some reason, it really didn't work for me and my CTR on that ad block was shocking.

What I'd suggest you do is move one Adsense block to a different position and then track the CTR on that block for a month. If the CTR improves during the month, leave that block in its new position, then move another block and do the same trial. If the CTR doesn't improve, move the original block again and keep moving it each month until the CTR improves.

Two of the best Adsense ad placements I've found are...

1. Directly Below The Article Content: I've found that a 336 * 280 ad right below the last paragraph of the article works well.

2. Within The Article Content: I've found that a 300 * 250 ad, aligned to the left, in the middle of the article works extremely well. The only thing to be aware of with this placement is that if you have images within your articles, it can interfere with their layout. However, I read a few articles on your site and all your images seem to be at the top of the articles, so this shouldn't be a problem for you. If you try this placement, I'd recommend the free Wordpress plugin - 'Quick Adsense' which allows you to easily insert Adsense code into the middle of your articles.

If you keep testing like this, you should be able to get some quite big wins on your CTR.

Hope this helps,

Tom

You write a hell of a lot of articles a day but where do you find the time to backlink each article you write? When I write an article I can spend days backlinking each one and still continue doing it for a couple weeks along with new content I create.

It's all good and well writing a boat load of content but you need to be spreading the links all across the web on Yahoo Answers, forums, blog comments etc so they are noticed over time. I have a Yahoo Answer which I answered around 1 year and 6 months ago which still provides me with some juice now and again. When you say you stop writing for a day and you see your traffic and stats go down this means you need to get spreading.

Totally off-topic, but this proves that I should never be surprised by what I see on the Warrior Forums. David Eddings was the first fantasy author I ever read, and still one of my all-time favorites. Seeing someone quote him here is a mini-highlight in my day.

That's a good point. I will definitely look into that.


Here are some other suggestions that I think can help.

Add a link at the top, middle, and bottom of your articles. This helped increase my average page views by +1.

Try new Wordpress plugins, you will be surprised at how they can make a difference on your website.

Update daily. Once you slow down, even for a single week. People are less likely to come back (from my experience). So try to at least write one article per day. It is not hard just dedicate one hour a day and you will see you will need less and less time to write something up.

What a great post!

5000 page views per day!

It shows how hard work and commitment can really make a difference in this business!

Keep up the good work and i can see you being a real success.

Well thank you for asking. i was able to break 5,000 and get to 6,000 hits today. I really tried with social bookmarking and actually treated like a a commercial instead of trying to impress anyone and that helped a lot.

I am currently trying a new affiliate network and I am hoping that it becomes succesful. Still working on the amount of information circling the internet. But, I can tell I am becoming more popular in certain circles.

thanks man I appreciate it.

Thank you very much

Thank you very much

I know it is hard to get started, and often times frustrating, so, I decided to give back to the community that helped me get started.

Just PM me if you ever get stuck!

That's the biggest problem. I would suspect that I should be making more money with that amount of traffic. I have found it hard finding a proper CPM advertising company. (any help is appreciated) I also just started using a new affilate network, so hopefully, that will generate revenue in the future.

When it comes to SEO, I do not try to make the article come to the top page. I found that if I write just content that is a current event, or something people want to know about it, it just generally did better than other articles. It is also finding a website niche, that not too many people write about. (that is why I suggest not writing about how to make money online websites, there are a ton of them, believe me I tried and that website only made me 1 penny in advertising.)

FOr social media, buy a 1,000 twitter followers, and 1,000 facebook likes, and just post an motivational image that is related to your niche everyday. People will like those pictures, and often times share your image. This will bring you new followers. Also, post an image with every post on facebook. Images and video are liked and shared 200% more than a regular link, or a link with just words.

My website is fairly new and I am always going to the library reading books on marketing, and website design. I try to keep this as a job, and I am in love with my website (100% dedication). With Project Casting - Free Auditions, Free Casting Calls & More! I always experiment, try new promotional campaigns, and try to increase involvement on the website.

Also, do not be afriad to ask WF for any questions. They will definitely lead you in the right direction. Minus, those trying to scam you and make money off of your dreams.

Let me know if you guys have any other questions.

Thanks I was able to grow to 10k hits a day and $20+ a day as well.

I think consistency is key, and if any know needs help feel free to let me know!

I applied for Google News and I still have not heard back. So, I guess that idea is down the drain.

Also what is "nofollows?"

Thanks for pointing that out. I currently have several advertising companies running at one time and only three of ads are coming from google adsense. But, I appreciate the warning.

Also, I have always wondered on how to include text/image ads within the article effectively. Do you have any suggestions?