Better way to make $100/day from adsense

Its all about how you like to spend your time. Do you want to work hard to promote one site or work hard to build lots sites and focus on keywords that are easy to rank for.

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you all guys are serious about first all think if are going to create 100 site, then what will be costing of that like domain costing, hosting, maintenance etc. If you are thinking for $1/site, then you will be in loss.

Unfortunately most people hear about the great riches being made in IM and jump in with all vim, vigor and great expectations. But instead of striking it rich overnight as they were convinced that they would, they end up making mistake after mistake after mistake.

Two cases in point, first - this past Saturday I met with my IM Team. This is a group of Internet Marketers like myself that have their own Back linking networks built and we combine our networks for the ultimate exponential leverage. We can generate hundreds and thousands of one way backlinks from different Class C IP addresses at will.

We had some new guys, (new to IM) that went out prior to their first meeting with us and started buying domain names like they were going out of style. They also signed up for certain Affiliate Marketing programs that turned out to be duds and got web hosting from companies that had control panels that were less than user friendly.

My point is, they made all of those mistakes because they were eager to start making money... but they hadn't learned a thing about the ebb and flow and nuances of IM or what it takes to succeed. Had they not had the benefit of being part of a successful brainstorm team, they would have surely struggled for no telling how long.

Second case in point happened just this morning. I was showing a IM Team Member on how to search for and find niches that he could get in and start making money within thirty to forty five days from launch.

As I'm searching, I come across a money making three word keyword phrase that is a gold nugget. After the evaluation - here's what I found. The .com name was purchased by someone and has been parked for over two years. It's indexed but that's it. After performing a WHOIS, the owner is attempting to sell that domain name along with a bunch of others.

All of his sites are parked with the same DN parking company and the interesting thing is, he didn't set up any of his domains properly. There's absolutely no SEO on his sites; go figure? It looks like he gave IM a shot and is now calling it quits are has decided to scale down dramatically.

The .org, changed hands in Nov 2009 and was launched with a nice WP theme to the site. The new owner placed a number of CPA ads on the site, copied content directly from the CPA Advertiser's website and made it to the 11th slot in Google based solely on the strength that their domain name is keyword phrase.

They have "ZERO" backlinks to the site after checking all databases! Clearly, they must not know what they have or they must not know or understand IM. The only other good thing to say is the site has a SEO optimization score of 60%

As far as the other competition for that particular keyword, the SOC makes it relatively easy for me to come in and take #1 and #2 spots in Google. Knowing that, I purchased the .net name, launched a one page website for the moment and will have it indexed in the next 24 hours. Next, I'm going to set about to take over those first two spots.

Here's my question, "Is fathonix prepared to go up against that type of competition?" That's what I mean by nuances and ebb and flow. You need to know these things before you step out there and start investing your time, money and energy.

What is he going to to do if a seasoned IM sniffs out the niche or niches he's just getting started in? Five or six years ago one could have just started buying domain names and winging it but not in today's IM climate.

I think anyone in the adsense game should always have a fear of google shutting them down. It's happened to many people who thought the same thing.

Other than that statement, I think you make some good points with what you have done so far.

Both ways work. Pick a niche and go. Let it evolve. Use good SEO. Get backlinks going. Then don't just pick a monetization method and stop. Yes using Adsense you may end up with both ends of the spectrum $1 and $100. That's also why there are more options out there than adsense.

Nobody really sets out to own a portfolio of low income sites. Your SEO may suck, your backlinks may suck, your competition may be too high, or your affiliate network may suck. So you make changes or you move on to the next site.

TheKeys is absolutely RIGHT! I own a bevy of Adsense sites and they make money. I build them with XSitePro, WP and various custom scripts. Each of these sites are unique and designed after the too ten sites in that particular niche.

Then there is the process of backlinking, socialbookmarking, creating RSS feeds, putting out Press Releases, spinning articles, putting out videos and getting is some of the web directories.

I do this with every single Adsense site that I build, its a laborious system but it works. To start the ball rolling, I CAREFULLY select the niche, by SPYING on the competition to determine they type of work I'll need to put in to grab the top spots for a selected group of keywords.

If the work is worth it; meaning that site will generate an estimated $700 to $1200 per month on auto pilot once I've put in the work... then it's all systems go! If not, then I drop that niche and move on.

The people selling the systems about easy Adsense riches, well let's just say they are no different than the people selling the kits to make easy fast money in Real Estate.

This past Tuesday, I found a HOT HOT niche... when I went to check the competition here's what I found:

The person who owned the .com had parked the domain for two years. The site has ZERO backlinks. When I investigated further, he had bought a boatload of domain names, parked them with a terrible domain name parking company and is now dumping them. Looks like he tried IM, failed and now he's moving on. I'll be buying the .dot com 2 months before it is set to expire. That way I can pay peanuts for it.

The person who owned the .org built the site using copyrighted content from the advertisers of the CPA program he was enrolled in. (A sign of IM laziness). He built the site and that's it? He also has ZERO backlinks. He did make it to the 11th slot on Google based on the fact that his domain name is the exact keyword phrase.

What's the point of my soapbox missive? Everyday people enter into the IM game with great expectations... but little to no knowledge. Most attempt to skirt the learning process by just forging ahead and letting the chips fall where they may. Bad more... very bad move...

Usually, they go either one of two ways...

(a). They invest money buying a slew of domain names, they get hosting accounts that are not geared toward IMers with multiple domains, they buy all types of software applications that they mostly never learn, and they buy ebook after ebook after ebook... they join forums seeking fast answers to questions they should already know the answers to and in the end they struggle to figure this business out. Which means they struggle to make money.

(b). They penny pinch and try to win at IM using all free stuff. They soon learn how that strategy pits them against the big dawgs and how futile it is to fight against the big dawgs when you are playing the role of a cute little pup.

My assessment... learn the business!!! And when I say learn the business, I'm not talking about getting hyped up on hype.

I'm talking about learning what it takes to succeed at Adsense, at CPA Marketing, at Clickbank, at Ebay, at Affiliate Marketing, etc. If not you, could very well end up like the gentleman who is now dumping off all of his domain names.

...off my soapbox now... can you hear me now? Can you hear me now!!!

The thing is that you really never know how much your website is going to make a day until you get it up and going. If your goal is $100 a day you just keep building until you get there. If it takes one site or 100 you do what it takes to reach your goal.

Case in point, I started a couple of little niche sites a couple of months ago. On paper they looked almost identical, same traffic etc but the results have been quite different for them.

Even though they now have very similar rankings and traffic one converts much better than the other. One is bringing in about $17 a day on the avg while the other one hardly breaks the $1 mark.

Now I am of course doing some testing to see what I can do to improve the second site and hopefully I will get the income up but my point is that you just never know until you build.

Especially as a beginner you can not just say I am going to build a $100 a day site or even 10 $10 a day sites. You decide how much money you want to make and then you keep building until you reach your goal. Some sites will do real well some not so much. If you can do it with a couple of sites, very cool. If it takes you 50 sites then that is ok as well. You just keep plugging along until you reach your income goal.


Each site you build will teach you something (hopefully anyway) so that you do a better job the next time. This should result in better sites that make more money. Very few people are going to be able to hit a home run the first time out. Counting on that will lead to frustration and disappointment.


Richard

Today, it is harder and harder getting $ from adsense. But, it doesn't mean impossible. Maybe we need a very new way hoe to drive traffics to adsense site.