The clickbump method? all your questions answered...

Shellfish · 2nd Dec 2009, 04:05 PM

If you use Godaddy and a coupon, coms are 6.99 with DNS resolving as fast as 2 minutes instead of 24-48 hours. Average seems to be 5-10 minutes. I used to use 1&1 too but could not hang with the slow DNS.

clickbump · 3rd Dec 2009, 05:32 AM

Originally Posted by Slartibartfast

Hi Scott!

Thanks for this very informative post!

Just a question: How come nobody ever mentions subdomains?

Can't we just use the KWPs in subdomains belonging to one domain?
Or wouldn't that work at all here?
It would save us a lot of time, $ and domainsearch hassles

Cheers

I have not seen a subdomain site rank in my research of competing niche sites. That's not to say they would not work, but perhaps that they are not being used as often therefore I'm not seeing them.

Another possible reason is that the domain name for a successful site is a valuable asset to your business, especially if you decide to flip the site later. If your site exists on a subdomain, you limit your options in that regard.

With all that said, you should test these assumptions yourself and let us know how it works out.

For example, if you have several sites in the health niche, you might obtain a domain name such as "besthealthtips.com". Then for each of your niche sites, you'd create a subdomain like so...

sixpackabs.besthealthtips.com
lowcarbdiet.besthealthtips.com
...etc

DarkTangent · 3rd Dec 2009, 09:37 AM

I would like to ask how can we beat parked domains...

Like i search or find a keyword which is worth making a site... I check the domain name with the keywords in it but the domain is registered...

But when i dig a little deeper i come to know that the domain is parked and is available for sale for a much higher price...

What to do then?

rachelle123 · 3rd Dec 2009, 11:31 AM

I have to ask...

In regard to merchants (physical products):

Are you promoting stuff from cpa networks or just cj/share a sale..

What is your success between the two..? physical products vs. click bank?

Also are you mixing your sites pages with affiliate links and adsense?

Thanks,

MarkTX · 3rd Dec 2009, 11:42 AM

Hi Rachelle123. I'll chime in here in case Clickbump is busy.

He is only using Adsense on his sites. No affiliate links at all. None. Zip. Nadda.

When he mentions 'physical products', his keyword phrase would be something "left handed iron skillet' and that's what the page content is all about. And hopefully, those are the kind of Adsense ads that will appear. Clickbump is not actually offering the physical product via Amazon, Clickbank, CJ or anyplace else. It's just an Adsense site pure and simple!

rachelle123 · 3rd Dec 2009, 12:26 PM

Thanks, when he mentioned the google sniper system i assumed he promoted products... k gotcha thanks,

MarkTX · 3rd Dec 2009, 12:37 PM

I think Clickbump WILL be venturing into affiliate products soon! I think he's anxious to 'try out' his method beyond the world of Adsense. Should be interesting!

MrIMVO · 3rd Dec 2009, 02:34 PM

I'm having a difficult time trying to find keywords that meet the first criteria of minimum 3 PR-/0. I'm using Market Samurai to generate the keywords (filtering out -80/day searches) and clicking the hyperlink within MS's SEOC (number of web pages returned for "keyword") and then removing the quotation marks (" ") to get the more organic Google search return.

In the industry I've chosen I can't find any keywords (tried some 3 words long too) that have page returns of PR-/0.

Should I just dig deeper into 4 or 5 keyword strings?!

Question: If a 3 word keyword returns 4 pages of PR2 AND 6 pages of PR1 then would it stand to reason that any 4 or 5 keyword strings (that use the same first 3 keywords from the primary search) be at least as approachable? (meaning 4 pages of PR2 or less, and 6 pages of P1 or less)?

btw - excellent post ClickBump (or is that Mr. Bump?) Great info and I'm trying to systematize it best I can.

WareTime · 3rd Dec 2009, 03:13 PM

Originally Posted by Radix

The domain was registered the same day I posted the link in my sig file here. The .org was available when I bought the .com. They have rewritten some of my copy, but it is copied. Shame on me for posting the link here. It's such a ridiculous niche in the first place neither of us will ever turn much from it. It's really the principle of the matter because they've put both of our sites in jeopardy as they are virtually identical. I don't invade other folk's niches if I see an x-factor template because I don't want either of us in jeopardy of losing an adsense account needlessly.

Just a common courtesy.

There are a huge number of jackasses here as you found out. Never ever give a domain name or niche in here unless you honestly don't care about it anymore.

MrIMVO · 3rd Dec 2009, 03:33 PM

I also noticed that PR doesn't dictate the 1-10 display order. There are PR4 sites displayed beneath PR0 sites.

How is the display order determined if not by PR?

rachelle123 · 3rd Dec 2009, 06:28 PM

When assessing pr... Do these count PR n/a .........Would these be considered as a pr 0??

MrIMVO · 3rd Dec 2009, 07:05 PM

I've heard that there might be a way to get the traffic destined for pages of higher PRs? Is this black hat or what does anyone know of that?

(I don't mean to hijack the thread but since it's all about getting traffic to your site I thought it was appropriate enough - direct me elsewhere if it's been discussed)

clickbump · 3rd Dec 2009, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by rachelle123

When assessing pr... Do these count PR n/a .........Would these be considered as a pr 0??

Yes, it would be considered (for our purposes) the equivalent of a PR- or slightly less than a PR-0

Either way, when you see these sites, along with the other criteria being met, its a strong go signal.

clickbump · 3rd Dec 2009, 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by djsted

I'm having a difficult time trying to find keywords that meet the first criteria of minimum 3 PR-/0. I'm using Market Samurai to generate the keywords (filtering out -80/day searches) and clicking the hyperlink within MS's SEOC (number of web pages returned for "keyword") and then removing the quotation marks (" ") to get the more organic Google search return.

In the industry I've chosen I can't find any keywords (tried some 3 words long too) that have page returns of PR-/0.

Should I just dig deeper into 4 or 5 keyword strings?!

Question: If a 3 word keyword returns 4 pages of PR2 AND 6 pages of PR1 then would it stand to reason that any 4 or 5 keyword strings (that use the same first 3 keywords from the primary search) be at least as approachable? (meaning 4 pages of PR2 or less, and 6 pages of P1 or less)?

btw - excellent post ClickBump (or is that Mr. Bump?) Great info and I'm trying to systematize it best I can.

Hi djsted and welcome! I don't venture into 4 keyword niches. For me, the magic number is 2-3. My top earning site is a two word niche (total blessing and Manna from Heaven kind of deal) and my second top earner is a 3 word site. The others fall evenly between 2 and 3 word niches. I have no 4 word niches.

If you can't find anything less than 4, I'd say keep digging or press reset, take a day off and come back to the table with a fresh clean slate. There are millions of niches. As I've said a few times in this thread and others, the key to unlocking the niche treasure chest lies in one word:

Inspiration

You've got to find that, whatever it takes, and leverage it fully to realize your potential. Once you've got hold of that, the other stuff opens up and you can autopilot on the fundamentals.

Michael Bunata · 3rd Dec 2009, 10:06 PM

We spoke earlier today through email. I want to buy your wordpress themes next week. Anyway if I pm you can you send me an email back with an html of your signatures. I never did that before using blogs and am having a hard time understanding how to create a signature. Thanks Mike Bunata

Never mind bud I figured it out... lol

Michael Bunata · 3rd Dec 2009, 10:58 PM

Thanks for this great post... lol

MrIMVO · 4th Dec 2009, 07:45 AM

thanks for your reply Mr. 'Bump'. It sounds like you're suggesting that the particular market I'm exploring is just plain saturated - and you're probably right.

I have other assets that make this market and it's niches valuable to me. Any sug.s on how to drive traffic if SEO can't get me to jump the PR3, 4 and 5's that rule the roost?

rachelle123 · 4th Dec 2009, 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by clickbump

Yes, it would be considered (for our purposes) the equivalent of a PR- or slightly less than a PR-0

Either way, when you see these sites, along with the other criteria being met, its a strong go signal.

Awesome.. Believe it or not but just for the hell of it.. I was researching some very high paying kws.. (like over 20$) and found 3 kws that have over 3 pr0 - pr - na...

So will be setting them up today and see what happens..

By the way.. How do you determine the payout for adsense? Say someone is paying 20$ bucks for that kw through adwords.. What percentage do we get on that kw from adsense?

By the way CLICKBUMP.. your 2k check.. how many sites and how long to achieve that?

Thanks,
Kim

freezzo · 4th Dec 2009, 09:52 AM

Hey clickbump,

Just out of curiosity, would you be willing to share about where your monthly earning are at now that time has passed since your initial post?

I find it motivating to see your improvement

MrIMVO · 4th Dec 2009, 10:02 AM

Looks like Christmas came early for Kim!!

oscarkool · 4th Dec 2009, 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by Craig McPherson

Hey CB,

Firstly thanks very much for doing this.
I will fire off the first question.

Can you list exactly your criteria for finding a keyword phrase. Point by point.

Cheers mate

Craig

The first step is to not buy .infos..... These domains do not rank well no matter what anyone tells you. I don't care if you don't believe me, anyone that's ranked well for them either knows what they're doing or got lucky. Yes, the domain in my sig is a .info but I know what I'm doing and my competitors suck at SEO.

MarkTX · 4th Dec 2009, 10:16 AM

How much does Adsense pay? I don't think anyone knows outside of Google. I've heard anywhere from 35%-50%. But I'm sure there are many factors involved in that payment.

I also think this is what advertisers are paying for SEARCH results. Their costs are lower for content-search advertising. (I think this is what they call advertising on websites versus on Google search results.)

And that figure is also an estimate for obtaining the top result listing. The amount advertisers pay then drops off as the ad appears further down the page.

It's important to note how often that particular keyword is searched too since adsense earnings are earned on a traffic x conversion x CPC. A particular keyword may pay fairly high but might only result in a couple of clicks per week/month.

But what the heck! If there some traffic, give it a shot -- you just never know. Good luck!

oscarkool · 4th Dec 2009, 10:27 AM

Also guys keep in mind that you shouldn't resort to this method just because you don't want to write articles. Writing articles and getting backlinks will always pay off no matter what what. If you make 10 sites a month and 5 are on page 2, it would be a good idea to write articles and build some backlinks to these sites in order to get them to page 1. You can either do that or go build another 10 sites. It's up to you and the amount of money you're willing to spend.

I on the other hand want all of my sites on page 1. If they are on page 2, I will write some articles and do some other backlinking methods for a day. I'll check it in 4-5 days and see where it's at (google usually takes 4-5 days to update a sites rank from what I've seen).

The hardest part in all of this is deciding whether to build 50 sites first and then build backlinks for the ones that need it, or build 5 sites at a time and build backlinks. I personally am doing the 5 sites at a time for now. I don't move on to building a new site until I've written an article for each page of content for each site.

Michael Bunata · 4th Dec 2009, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by MarkTX

How much does Adsense pay? I don't think anyone knows outside of Google. I've heard anywhere from 35%-50%. But I'm sure there are many factors involved in that payment.

I also think this is what advertisers are paying for SEARCH results. Their costs are lower for content-search advertising. (I think this is what they call advertising on websites versus on Google search results.)

And that figure is also an estimate for obtaining the top result listing. The amount advertisers pay then drops off as the ad appears further down the page.

It's important to note how often that particular keyword is searched too since adsense earnings are earned on a traffic x conversion x CPC. A particular keyword may pay fairly high but might only result in a couple of clicks per week/month.

But what the heck! If there some traffic, give it a shot -- you just never know. Good luck!

That's a good question... I use SpyFu and I look at the smallest earning number. With the sites that convert I have noticed I get paid 50% of the the smallest amount is and sometimes higher. I never do any amount under .50. I am even looking for keywords that are worth more than a $1.00. Try it out and see what happens...

MrIMVO · 4th Dec 2009, 12:26 PM

Regarding EMD's (exact match domain) Does the character string that matches the keyword have to be in the top level domain?

When the keyword is 'LowCompKeyword'...

Is
Widgets.com/LowCompKeyword

just as Google friendly as the EMD

LowCompKeyword.com?

Craig McPherson · 4th Dec 2009, 12:55 PM

Originally Posted by oscarkool

The first step is to not buy .infos..... These domains do not rank well no matter what anyone tells you.

I have replied to this type of statement many times and I do not reply to
disagree with but to get an explanation.

Free Money Making Website: How to make extra money with your money making website as of right now is #1 out of 150,000,000 for the search term free money making website

It is beating sites that are PR3,4 and 5 and have many more backlinks than I.
The statement above is a touch misleading.

archkre · 4th Dec 2009, 01:06 PM

I do not understand what Clickbump uses in his places instead of writing/submitting articles to get the Traffick/Backlinks!

How does he replace the action of the articles?

He mentions ultra super on page SEO, but do not think that is enough to win a $$.

I don't see the differences with Xfactor's method besides not using articles, or am I wrong?

Can anybody enlighten me , please?
Thank you

doublespell · 4th Dec 2009, 01:44 PM

Anybody having bad traffic with keywords around 2500 exact searches? 2 of my sites(without around 2900 searchs) are on the #2 position in Google, but they're rarely getting any traffic. My site with about 3600 searches is getting decent traffic though.

Guess I'm going have to start aiming for higher search results.

oscarkool · 4th Dec 2009, 01:48 PM

Originally Posted by Craig McPherson

I have replied to this type of statement many times and I do not reply to
disagree with but to get an explanation.

Free Money Making Website: How to make extra money with your money making website as of right now is #1 out of 150,000,000 for the search term free money making website

It is beating sites that are PR3,4 and 5 and have many more backlinks than I.
The statement above is a touch misleading.

Did you read my entire post? If you notice, I said I have a .info ranking high. I said it's possible. But it's MUCH harder to rank #1 if you don't know what you're doing. Do not by .infos just to save a few bucks. Google has been quoted as saying to stay away from .infos. So if you plan on building a long term site, do NOT use .infos.

Look in my sig. That site is my .info. And I rank high for trifilliate which is pretty competitive right now. But that's ok, I knew I'd outrank most people as I've been doing SEO for a long time. Stick to .coms and .orgs if you're new to SEO. They are 10 times easier to rank in the serps. As in a .org with 10 backlinks will rank higher than a .info with 100. And yes, I've tested this as well by buying the same domain in .org and .info format. The .org absolutely destroyed the .info with 10 times less backlinks.

So why am I using a .info? It's a challenge and I like challenges. Plus, it's gotta be making those affiliates wonder what the heck is going on seeing my .info above them

Bishop81 · 4th Dec 2009, 03:23 PM

Originally Posted by doublespell

Anybody having bad traffic with keywords around 2500 exact searches? 2 of my sites(without around 2900 searchs) are on the #2 position in Google, but they're rarely getting any traffic. My site with about 3600 searches is getting decent traffic though.

Guess I'm going have to start aiming for higher search results.

I mentioned this thread earlier on the page, and am quite surprised that nobody took any interest in it. This could be part of your problem. I'll copy/paste the first post of the thread, and suggest checking it out.

http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...Uviig3Tgp606IF

Hey guys,

I noticed a pretty impotart piece of information at Google's own website.

Many of us use Google's Keyword Tool or some software or database that pulls from it.

Well, the info given here are NOT the stats that we want.
+++Who Else Is Being Fooled By Google's Keyword Tools-google-keyword.png

Basically, this attachment is stating that the info in the Keyword Tool is based on ALL Google Searches. Although it doesn't specify, this probably means searches from:

* the main site,
* image searches,
* map searches,
* mobile searches,
* searches from sites that include a Google powered search function.

Who knows what else?!

It appears that the SKTool is the right tool for searches done only at the Google main site.

However, if you've ever used that tool, it goes down a lot. I can do about 3 searches and then it malfunctions and it basically sucks.

The reason this important is because a lot of people use the Keyword Tool for Micro Niche sites and search for terms with a small, yet decent amount of traffic (1000 - 5000 searches).

The problem is that some of these numbers are wrong and some are right. Some of the terms could have the bulk of their searches from the main page and we would be fine.

But some could have only about 50 searches from the home page and the rest of the search volume from other Google channels. So, getting on page 1 will not do you much good if only 50 people see you each month.

So, basically, Google Keyword Tool is hit or miss and makes our research highly inefficient. This is why we've seen an increasing amount of posts from Wrriors making page one and getting no traffic. The data was misleading.

Our best hope is trying their SKTool, but again, it is not very reliable either.

Any other suggestions would be great.

Craig McPherson · 4th Dec 2009, 03:43 PM

Originally Posted by oscarkool

Did you read my entire post?

I certainly did Oscar. As a matter of fact I have reprinted it below

Originally Posted by oscarkool

The first step is to not buy .infos..... These domains do not rank well no matter what anyone tells you. I don't care if you don't believe me, anyone that's ranked well for them either knows what they're doing or got lucky. Yes, the domain in my sig is a .info but I know what I'm doing and my competitors suck at SEO.

and in the post you say

Originally Posted by oscarkool

These domains do not rank well no matter what anyone tells you.

And I replied that this statement is a touch misleading as my .info is #1 and I assume your .info is high in the serp's too. What you should be telling people is that you have more chance ranking high with a .com, .net or .org.

billurell · 4th Dec 2009, 04:51 PM

Quick Way To Rule Out Taken Domains.

I want to rule out unavailable domains quickly. As soon as I have a list meeting search requirements I go to Godaddy and right under where you would search one domain at a time, click 'bulk registration'. Cut and paste your keywords in 1 per line (up to 500):

dog training
dog training boxers
dog training collies

etc.

Then off to the right tick off .com, .net, .org enter capthcha click on search. Domains taken will appear in red as errors, go to the bottom and you will find those available.

I rifle through about 100 words at a clip to see whats available before doing any thing else. Now knowing what domains are available...I continue research.

Bill U

MrIMVO · 4th Dec 2009, 06:11 PM

I forget to mention Bustaname.com. It's great for quickly finding available domains and can even do a mash up of several keywords. (I make no money from the site)

badcow · 5th Dec 2009, 01:20 AM

Originally Posted by archkre

I do not understand what Clickbump uses in his places instead of writing/submitting articles to get the Traffick/Backlinks!

How does he replace the action of the articles?

He mentions ultra super on page SEO, but do not think that is enough to win a $$.

I don't see the differences with Xfactor's method besides not using articles, or am I wrong?

Can anybody enlighten me , please?
Thank you

on page SEO + exact keyword phrase domain + on page LSI main article ... basically that's his "secret"

TheAtHomeCouple · 5th Dec 2009, 03:45 AM

Originally Posted by Craig McPherson

Hate to be a touch off topic but I seem to remember a website that allows you to type in your keyword and while doing this it lets you know if that domain is available in all forms.

Anyone here recall that site?

I know the exact site you're talking about and I have wondered the same thing for the last 4 months!

Someone throw us a bone over here!

Rhythms · 5th Dec 2009, 04:19 AM

Originally Posted by TheAtHomeCouple

I know the exact site you're talking about and I have wondered the same thing for the last 4 months!

Someone throw us a bone over here!

Domain Suggestions

Rhythms · 5th Dec 2009, 04:21 AM

Originally Posted by TheAtHomeCouple

I know the exact site you're talking about and I have wondered the same thing for the last 4 months!

Someone throw us a bone over here!

Same place - different page

Domain Search

adamsad · 5th Dec 2009, 04:49 AM

Originally Posted by badcow

on page SEO + exact keyword phrase domain + on page LSI main article ... basically that's his "secret"

is it exact keyword phrase domain? and also LSI main page...
erm...i taught it is just about on page SEO and all those PR- site.

Craig McPherson · 5th Dec 2009, 05:03 AM

Originally Posted by TheAtHomeCouple

I know the exact site you're talking about and I have wondered the same thing for the last 4 months!

Someone throw us a bone over here!

Here it is

Ajax Whois 2.0 - fast domain name search and whois

tantowdy · 5th Dec 2009, 06:11 AM

My 1 month old blog in 4th position in google today. It is 4 page wordpress blog without inbound links. Only 4 original articles. Adsense earning still $0

archkre · 5th Dec 2009, 07:38 AM

Originally Posted by badcow

on page SEO + exact keyword phrase domain + on page LSI main article ... basically that's his "secret"

What does it mean in plain English, please!

To fill your page up with your KW everywhere or what?

I do not understand what Clickbump uses in his places instead of writing/submitting articles to get the Backlinks and then Traffic.

How does he replace the action of the articles?

I don't see the differences with Xfactor's method besides not using articles, or am I wrong?

SladeK · 5th Dec 2009, 09:44 AM

Originally Posted by Bishop81

I mentioned this thread earlier on the page, and am quite surprised that nobody took any interest in it. This could be part of your problem. I'll copy/paste the first post of the thread, and suggest checking it out.

http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...Uviig3Tgp606IF

I guess people are in denial that this has happened? Supposedly went into effect on December 4th, and does not matter if you are logged in to Google or not. If this is the case, this whole method of quick adsense sites would be flushed down the toilet wouldn't it?

Loloy Diango · 5th Dec 2009, 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by Bishop81

I mentioned this thread earlier on the page, and am quite surprised that nobody took any interest in it. This could be part of your problem. I'll copy/paste the first post of the thread, and suggest checking it out.

http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...Uviig3Tgp606IF

Okay, alright, so this is happening right now. If it's the reality, then so be it.

The question now is: what strategy or tool or software can we now rely on to do niche/keyword research?

Bishop81 · 5th Dec 2009, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by Razorblade

Okay, alright, so this is happening right now. If it's the reality, then so be it.

The question now is: what strategy or tool or software can we now rely on to do niche/keyword research?

If you read the thread that the link goes to, then it appears the more reliable measure is the Search Keyword Tool.

Loloy Diango · 6th Dec 2009, 04:03 PM

Originally Posted by Bishop81

If you read the thread that the link goes to, then it appears the more reliable measure is the Search Keyword Tool.

I've read it, yes.

But as I understand, the Google Search-based Keyword Tool is useful only in expanding your existing websites' keywords arsenal. You need to input a site into the tool in order to generate and be able to find more keywords relevant to those you're already using to promote your site.

You can't use the tool without entering a website in the appropriate field for it to scan.

How can that be useful when you're still hunting for keywords to build your websites on?

warrior123 · 6th Dec 2009, 04:06 PM

Originally Posted by Razorblade

You can't use the tool without entering a website in the appropriate field for it to scan.

Sure you can. Just click "Or see top keywords across all categories"

You can then browse by categories and view keywords or enter your own

Loloy Diango · 6th Dec 2009, 07:32 PM

Originally Posted by warrior123

Sure you can. Just click "Or see top keywords across all categories"

You can then browse by categories and view keywords or enter your own

Cool! Thanks for the info, warrior123!

SladeK · 6th Dec 2009, 11:36 PM

So is it probably not the best idea to put forth effort into ranking in the SERPS using this method anymore?

Debbie_L · 7th Dec 2009, 08:41 AM

Thanks, Clickbump.

Put up my new site 2400 exact match after checking out the competition in Traffic Travis. Still took me 5 days to get indexed.

But hit #1 on the 14th day. Bet #2 is saying "WTF"!

BTW, this is my 1st niche site. I'm good at writing articles, but someone else on this form recommended submitting posts (as articles) to Ezine about 3 days after posting to your site. Then 1 week after being accepted, submitting to 10 other sites.

I know, the unique content thing, I don't worry about it.

Thanks for the great info, off to do some more research.

Debbie_L

freezzo · 7th Dec 2009, 09:28 AM

Got my first site indexed and is sitting at spot 5. Hope it goes up!

2nd Dec 2009, 04:05 PM	#251
Shellfish Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 33 Thanks: 1 Thanked 15 Times in 8 Posts	Re: My Method for Putting up WP Sites Quickly Share on: If you use Godaddy and a coupon, coms are 6.99 with DNS resolving as fast as 2 minutes instead of 24-48 hours. Average seems to be 5-10 minutes. I used to use 1&1 too but could not hang with the slow DNS.

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DarkTangent Active Warrior Join Date: 2009 Posts: 33 Thanks: 3 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I would like to ask how can we beat parked domains... Like i search or find a keyword which is worth making a site... I check the domain name with the keywords in it but the domain is registered... But when i dig a little deeper i come to know that the domain is parked and is available for sale for a much higher price... What to do then?

3rd Dec 2009, 11:31 AM	#254
rachelle123 Kimberly Thomas War Room Member Join Date: 2008 Location: Ontario Posts: 478 Thanks: 74 Thanked 125 Times in 67 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I have to ask... In regard to merchants (physical products): Are you promoting stuff from cpa networks or just cj/share a sale.. What is your success between the two..? physical products vs. click bank? Also are you mixing your sites pages with affiliate links and adsense? Thanks,

3rd Dec 2009, 11:42 AM	#255
MarkTX Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Just outside San Antonio Posts: 44 Thanks: 30 Thanked 24 Times in 15 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Hi Rachelle123. I'll chime in here in case Clickbump is busy. He is only using Adsense on his sites. No affiliate links at all. None. Zip. Nadda. When he mentions 'physical products', his keyword phrase would be something "left handed iron skillet' and that's what the page content is all about. And hopefully, those are the kind of Adsense ads that will appear. Clickbump is not actually offering the physical product via Amazon, Clickbank, CJ or anyplace else. It's just an Adsense site pure and simple!

3rd Dec 2009, 12:26 PM	#256
rachelle123 Kimberly Thomas War Room Member Join Date: 2008 Location: Ontario Posts: 478 Thanks: 74 Thanked 125 Times in 67 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Thanks, when he mentioned the google sniper system i assumed he promoted products... k gotcha thanks,

3rd Dec 2009, 12:37 PM	#257
MarkTX Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Just outside San Antonio Posts: 44 Thanks: 30 Thanked 24 Times in 15 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I think Clickbump WILL be venturing into affiliate products soon! I think he's anxious to 'try out' his method beyond the world of Adsense. Should be interesting!

3rd Dec 2009, 02:34 PM	#258
MrIMVO The 'Voice' of IMers War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 73 Thanks: 44 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I'm having a difficult time trying to find keywords that meet the first criteria of minimum 3 PR-/0. I'm using Market Samurai to generate the keywords (filtering out -80/day searches) and clicking the hyperlink within MS's SEOC (number of web pages returned for "keyword") and then removing the quotation marks (" ") to get the more organic Google search return. In the industry I've chosen I can't find any keywords (tried some 3 words long too) that have page returns of PR-/0. Should I just dig deeper into 4 or 5 keyword strings?! Question: If a 3 word keyword returns 4 pages of PR2 AND 6 pages of PR1 then would it stand to reason that any 4 or 5 keyword strings (that use the same first 3 keywords from the primary search) be at least as approachable? (meaning 4 pages of PR2 or less, and 6 pages of P1 or less)? btw - excellent post ClickBump (or is that Mr. Bump?) Great info and I'm trying to systematize it best I can.

3rd Dec 2009, 03:33 PM	#260
MrIMVO The 'Voice' of IMers War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 73 Thanks: 44 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I also noticed that PR doesn't dictate the 1-10 display order. There are PR4 sites displayed beneath PR0 sites. How is the display order determined if not by PR?

3rd Dec 2009, 06:28 PM	#261
rachelle123 Kimberly Thomas War Room Member Join Date: 2008 Location: Ontario Posts: 478 Thanks: 74 Thanked 125 Times in 67 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: When assessing pr... Do these count PR n/a .........Would these be considered as a pr 0??

3rd Dec 2009, 07:05 PM	#262
MrIMVO The 'Voice' of IMers War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 73 Thanks: 44 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I've heard that there might be a way to get the traffic destined for pages of higher PRs? Is this black hat or what does anyone know of that? (I don't mean to hijack the thread but since it's all about getting traffic to your site I thought it was appropriate enough - direct me elsewhere if it's been discussed)

3rd Dec 2009, 10:06 PM	#265
Michael Bunata Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: St. George, Utah Posts: 12 Thanks: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: The "Sneaky Punctuation Trick" and getting indexed with a tailwind... Share on: We spoke earlier today through email. I want to buy your wordpress themes next week. Anyway if I pm you can you send me an email back with an html of your signatures. I never did that before using blogs and am having a hard time understanding how to create a signature. Thanks Mike Bunata Never mind bud I figured it out... lol

3rd Dec 2009, 10:58 PM	#266
Michael Bunata Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: St. George, Utah Posts: 12 Thanks: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: The "Sneaky Punctuation Trick" and getting indexed with a tailwind... Share on: Thanks for this great post... lol
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4th Dec 2009, 07:45 AM	#267
MrIMVO The 'Voice' of IMers War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 73 Thanks: 44 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: thanks for your reply Mr. 'Bump'. It sounds like you're suggesting that the particular market I'm exploring is just plain saturated - and you're probably right. I have other assets that make this market and it's niches valuable to me. Any sug.s on how to drive traffic if SEO can't get me to jump the PR3, 4 and 5's that rule the roost?

4th Dec 2009, 09:52 AM	#269
freezzo Active Warrior Join Date: 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 76 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Hey clickbump, Just out of curiosity, would you be willing to share about where your monthly earning are at now that time has passed since your initial post? I find it motivating to see your improvement
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4th Dec 2009, 10:02 AM	#270
MrIMVO The 'Voice' of IMers War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 73 Thanks: 44 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Looks like Christmas came early for Kim!!

4th Dec 2009, 10:16 AM	#272
MarkTX Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Just outside San Antonio Posts: 44 Thanks: 30 Thanked 24 Times in 15 Posts	Re: High Paying Keywords Share on: How much does Adsense pay? I don't think anyone knows outside of Google. I've heard anywhere from 35%-50%. But I'm sure there are many factors involved in that payment. I also think this is what advertisers are paying for SEARCH results. Their costs are lower for content-search advertising. (I think this is what they call advertising on websites versus on Google search results.) And that figure is also an estimate for obtaining the top result listing. The amount advertisers pay then drops off as the ad appears further down the page. It's important to note how often that particular keyword is searched too since adsense earnings are earned on a traffic x conversion x CPC. A particular keyword may pay fairly high but might only result in a couple of clicks per week/month. But what the heck! If there some traffic, give it a shot -- you just never know. Good luck!

4th Dec 2009, 10:27 AM	#273
oscarkool Active Warrior Join Date: 2009 Posts: 76 Thanks: 4 Thanked 21 Times in 8 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Also guys keep in mind that you shouldn't resort to this method just because you don't want to write articles. Writing articles and getting backlinks will always pay off no matter what what. If you make 10 sites a month and 5 are on page 2, it would be a good idea to write articles and build some backlinks to these sites in order to get them to page 1. You can either do that or go build another 10 sites. It's up to you and the amount of money you're willing to spend. I on the other hand want all of my sites on page 1. If they are on page 2, I will write some articles and do some other backlinking methods for a day. I'll check it in 4-5 days and see where it's at (google usually takes 4-5 days to update a sites rank from what I've seen). The hardest part in all of this is deciding whether to build 50 sites first and then build backlinks for the ones that need it, or build 5 sites at a time and build backlinks. I personally am doing the 5 sites at a time for now. I don't move on to building a new site until I've written an article for each page of content for each site.

4th Dec 2009, 12:26 PM	#275
MrIMVO The 'Voice' of IMers War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 73 Thanks: 44 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Re: High Paying Keywords Share on: Regarding EMD's (exact match domain) Does the character string that matches the keyword have to be in the top level domain? When the keyword is 'LowCompKeyword'... Is Widgets.com/LowCompKeyword just as Google friendly as the EMD LowCompKeyword.com?

4th Dec 2009, 01:06 PM	#277
archkre HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2007 Location: , , USA. Posts: 130 Thanks: 5 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I do not understand what Clickbump uses in his places instead of writing/submitting articles to get the Traffick/Backlinks! How does he replace the action of the articles? He mentions ultra super on page SEO, but do not think that is enough to win a $$. I don't see the differences with Xfactor's method besides not using articles, or am I wrong? Can anybody enlighten me , please? Thank you

4th Dec 2009, 01:44 PM	#278
doublespell Warrior Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Anybody having bad traffic with keywords around 2500 exact searches? 2 of my sites(without around 2900 searchs) are on the #2 position in Google, but they're rarely getting any traffic. My site with about 3600 searches is getting decent traffic though. Guess I'm going have to start aiming for higher search results.

4th Dec 2009, 04:51 PM	#282
billurell HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2005 Location: West Palm Beach, FL Posts: 110 Thanks: 3 Thanked 38 Times in 26 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Quick Way To Rule Out Taken Domains. I want to rule out unavailable domains quickly. As soon as I have a list meeting search requirements I go to Godaddy and right under where you would search one domain at a time, click 'bulk registration'. Cut and paste your keywords in 1 per line (up to 500): dog training dog training boxers dog training collies etc. Then off to the right tick off .com, .net, .org enter capthcha click on search. Domains taken will appear in red as errors, go to the bottom and you will find those available. I rifle through about 100 words at a clip to see whats available before doing any thing else. Now knowing what domains are available...I continue research. Bill U

4th Dec 2009, 06:11 PM	#283
MrIMVO The 'Voice' of IMers War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 73 Thanks: 44 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I forget to mention Bustaname.com. It's great for quickly finding available domains and can even do a mash up of several keywords. (I make no money from the site)

5th Dec 2009, 06:11 AM	#290
tantowdy Active Warrior Join Date: 2006 Location: , , . Posts: 46 Thanks: 26 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: My 1 month old blog in 4th position in google today. It is 4 page wordpress blog without inbound links. Only 4 original articles. Adsense earning still $0
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6th Dec 2009, 11:36 PM	#298
SladeK HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2009 Posts: 141 Thanks: 28 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: So is it probably not the best idea to put forth effort into ranking in the SERPS using this method anymore?

7th Dec 2009, 08:41 AM	#299
Debbie_L Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 24 Thanks: 20 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Thanks, Clickbump. Put up my new site 2400 exact match after checking out the competition in Traffic Travis. Still took me 5 days to get indexed. But hit #1 on the 14th day. Bet #2 is saying "WTF"! BTW, this is my 1st niche site. I'm good at writing articles, but someone else on this form recommended submitting posts (as articles) to Ezine about 3 days after posting to your site. Then 1 week after being accepted, submitting to 10 other sites. I know, the unique content thing, I don't worry about it. Thanks for the great info, off to do some more research. Debbie_L
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7th Dec 2009, 09:28 AM	#300
freezzo Active Warrior Join Date: 2007 Location: , , . Posts: 76 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Got my first site indexed and is sitting at spot 5. Hope it goes up!
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