More useful than you know. Thanks!

Anybody have a link to the "template" he uses?

For what it's worth, I concur with the micro niches and micro sites approach.... to begin with. The key is not to let sites that prove themselves to you via their performance die by content starvation. Go back to those winners and build them out. Over time, you get better at spotting winning broad niches within which to find micro niches and more winners.

I've not ever bought Xfactor's course, and I don't think he's bought any of mine on Adsense, but we agree on this fundamental course of action.

He knows his stuff!

Take Care,
John Schwartz

Thanks for the encouragement but help me out here.

How do you write 100 pages of content about "thick yoga mat"? Care to show the way?

Mmm, thick yoga mat,

it's so soft

it's so comfy

it feels so good on my skin

it's perfect for wrapping up my victims bodies... 'emmm, nevermind.

it's so soft, did I already say that?

I don't think you are supposed to write 100 pages on Thick Yoga Mats. It's time to step-up to a slightly larger micro niche.

I agree - i think you just went a little TOO micro. Micro niche would be "Yoga Mats".

Most people don't understand that concept Kay

Thanks John for sharing! I'm actually been doing the same thing. I have 1 site with about 50 pages and plan on writing 500 pages on the 1 niche.

The more you write the more you make and is a lot easier focusing on a few sites.

Well done.

hey john

i heard you are coming out with another xfactor ebook. any truth to this. and are you going in deeper from the first book.

you have been a great knowledge giver and i speak for many.

thank you

John you are a wonderful guy. Always ready for help and fast whenever asked about anything. Btw how much are you earning these days and how many sites are you running ?

I'm not here to bash anybody, I'm honestly here to help.

If you really want to make $600/day, you need to think ROI.

How much is spent on site vs. how much that site makes in the end.

John's posts are helpful but people really need to start "reading between the lines".

John... I'm sure I speak for a lot of people here when I say it's good to hear back from you again with regards to the whole AdSense malarky

I know over the past few weeks/months a lot of people have been fretting about deindexing, AdSense account bans, etc, mostly in relation to building small sites. But as you say, the idea isn't to build small sites, but to target sites to small specific niches (at least at first) to reap the SEO benefits this can give you initially and get raking that moolas in quicker than you would if you slapped up completely random articles about completely random subjects on a single website.

Although I'm sure that can work too. It's just a different approach.

Personally I don't worry too much about any of the aforementioned things other people are fretting over.

I'm sure one thing people will pick up on here is the thing you mention about having an AdSense rep...

So many people worry about "manual reviews" of their accounts, etc, but I'm pretty sure it's safe to say if you have a designated rep within the company they've looked at and scrutinized all of your sites and don't feel anything is wrong with them. I'm sure that brings you (as it would anyone else in your position) a certain added level of peace of mind.

My question is just this, really: How did you come to engage with this representative? Did they simply contact you after a certain point (of earning so much per day / sending them so many impressions/clicks or what not), and take it from there?

Is this something that is commonplace, do you know? In other words, when those of us also have a portfolio of sites similar in size and success to yours, are we likely to be allocated a representative which will allow for us to build a closer, stronger and more mutually-trustful relationship with Google?

I hope this question makes sense.

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I apologize if you think I am starting too many threads.

There have been 3 started this year related to adsense and publishing.

I too would love to see all of the XFactor misunderstandings and such
from being started.

I tend not to open them up - works very well

- John

Well a forum is about sharing. People are keen to hear John's views on things. Whats the fuss? If you don't want to read about it, dont click on the thread

John - are you still launching new sites? Or do you now just focus on building out your existing ones? Also - is your content still similar to what you stated in your ebook? i.e for product based niches, mainly rewrites of product descriptions.

John is all about helping people. Even in the promotion page to buy his ebook, he tells people they can learn everything they need from the free forum thread, thus promoting this forum. If you read his main thread, every time somebody tried to get him to self promote, he directed them away from it.

I, for one, am very appreciative of what he has to share, and have gotten my Adsense income up to $200 per month through his advice. I did not buy his ebook, but read his thread from start to finish and really appreciate everything he has to share.

John, if you are reading this: I read a thread about turning interest based ads off in Adsense account settings increasing CTR. Have you ever tried this?

thank you John!!!

Thank you, Xfactor. I have come across your information before and it has helped me comprehend the micro-niche side of Adsense. I am pursuing an authority site, but your work has helped me figure out how to attack micro-niches within my larger niche. I appreciate your help.

Dude,

seriously ... how much must it suck to be you?

As a final note ... you're one of only 3 people here in several years to make my ignore list. Then endless stream of nonsense emanating from your pc to my screen ends today.

John, I am curious to see if you have suffered a traffic drop since the Google changes that have occurred the last couple of months, most notably May? Many ecommerce sites that rely heavily on long tail traffic have taken large hits. These sites rank due to internal linking rather than offsite promotion.

I know that these sites are my main competition and from what I have read you do a bit of product targeting as well so just interested to see which way your traffic went where others dropped. My theory is that SEO'd product pages should be replacing the product pages that otherwise rely on nothing but domain trust and authority.

In regards to your micro site/micro niche recommendation, I couldn't agree more. Leaving a page sit at one page deep is leaving money on the table. You also have the potential to diversify your income of the one domain.

Taking your yoga mats example - you can sell yogo mats and you can sell books that teach you how to use yoga mats. There should be at least 10 different thick yoga mats that get recommended by instructors each day that you could write about, compare, demonstrate etc. Turn the $1/day business and make it worthwhile.

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I am not affiliated with John, but he has helped me go from making a few pennies per month on AdSense to an expected $850-860 in total for month of May and this is in 2 months time frame.

I undertand that both DireStraits & Xfactor said that super high ctr trick is based on niche ad relevancy itself ... but ...
i have a website about digital meat thermometer, i checked it on spyfu and that niche had nice relevant ads (showing low price, deals etc)...but my adsense never reach ctr up to 50%, actually below 5% ... :-(

I'm really sure that i've done good on-page SEO like keyword in domain then
title : digital meat thermometer
Des :digital meat thermometer bla bla bla
h1 : digital meat thermometer
So, is there anything wrong on my website ?? how can i check that adsense ads showing relevant ads or not? i live in Indonesia so i can't check the ads relevant directly by visiting my site ...

John got a question for you mate..

Say I wanted to build a really large site like you did with your health site....300-1000 pages should I just keep adding as many new pages as I can at first and then 6month later go back and start building backlinks or should I say submit 20 articles, work on backlinks, then submit another 20 etc...

Hey, John

Great going there!! And thanks for the thread.

I'm curious how you set up the navigation for sites with a lot of pages. How do you combine not having all too many clickable links up high on the page with usable navigation for the visitor?

Best,
Evita

LOL, it's like a cult now isn't it. I felt like somebody just hung me on the cross and lit me on fire. I will skip the two posts above to avoid getting into circular arguments but you have no bases to give opinions on something you never purchased.

I, on the other hand, DOES own John's e-book. I was in his forum for a little while where I witnessed stay-at-home moms writing 500 articles and making $1/day from their sites.

and I'm the bad guy?

The point I raised are valid questions and I will ask again.

How does one build 100 pages of content around "thick yoga mat" and still yield a profit?

1. 100 pages of content at $15/article is $1500.
2. You submit 10 articles to promote each page to EZA and GA, that's $150 more. Multiple by a hundred it's $15000 to just promote this one website.

Total cost, $16,500.

Are you guys diluted? Please, be constructive with your feedback instead of name-calling and talking about how John is a loving family guy.

Cigarette's companies donate millions of dollars each year to Africa, but that doesn't negate the fact that cigarettes cause cancer.

Do you use wordpress blog platform? How to structure it in siloing form. Thanks.

Can't agree more. Used to be involved in black hat stuff and like you said, it just don't last. It's better to concentrate on long term result

I think part of the reason why the xfactor stuff works so well for him is because he's creating quality content.

It seems all he does is create optimized webpages and then link back to them through articles he published at ezinearticles.com. I believe that's his only source of links (that his intentionally getting).

Unless these are very low search terms that's not enough to get much traffic from the search engines.

BUT, if his content and his sites are of quality, he'll start getting links naturally from people who visit his sites.

AND if the articles submitted to ezinearticles.com are of quality, people will start distributing them. That way he'll get more links.

So by offering really good content, he could be getting a ton of extra links. Links maybe even he doesn't realize he's getting. So he's leaving all this out of his book. And it's not because he doesn't want you (or all the work at home mom's) to succeed, but because he doesn't realize it.

I have no idea, but that's my theory at least. I do quite well with my sites, but I have a lot of link building methods and optimize my sites better than he covers in his book.

I know if all I did was build links through EZA it would take too long to see the rankings I like to see. That's very minimal SEO, but if you're providing really good content I can see how it could work out for you over time.

Anyway, that's my theory on why the xfactor method doesn't work for a lot of people. Clearly it's working out for him and I think it's valuable that he's sharing it. The people failing probably aren't entering the right markets and/or aren't offering valuable content.

Lisa

One thing that I think is getting lost on people is that if you are the guy making $1000/day then you have HUGE financial leverage to outsource a lot of content creation.

If you are profitably putting $1000+/day in your bank account then you can spend $10-$15k a month on content knowing full well it could take 3-6 months before any of that content begins to generate any positive cash flow.

A newbie can't do this and to someone not making that kind of money it seems insane and ridiculous and simply not possible.

But it does work and works well.

The perfect example of mass outsourcing of content is ehow.com. They generate 4,000+ articles a day (while paying about $15/article) and will bring in around $200 MILLION this year and all they do is focus on the long tail and generate adsense clicks.

So paying for 4000 articles a day at $15 each will cost roughly $22 million but they are projected to make $200 million or about a 10x return on their content investment.

(checkout this wired.com article on them: http://www.wired.com/magazine/2009/1...andmedia/all/1 )


So to say outsourcing 100 articles in a small niche at $15 a pop is impossible to do profitably is completely absurd.

It is possible but just not overnight after reading a 100 page ebook.

I have tried many types of link building, but I keep going back to EZA and other article directories. Nothing builds the rankings like submitting articles.

Wait!....WHAT?!?....

John: I am glad that I purchased the course and I have learned a lot from you. I have 17 sites launched all with 5 or 6 pages. I don't launch junk and its about 50/50 in terms of what I write and what I outsource. I understand that it will take a fairly significant investment in time and money to build my business. I average about $6 a day and it is growing in a steady fashion since January. I have been at IM for about 2 years so I am not a newbie but not a pro either - I have a good understanding of niches, kw research and basic SEO.

With all due respect, and having read the course a few times, I did have a problem with some of the numbers that were given. For instance, 45 websites X average $150 = $6,750 not $10,000. OK so this is a minor point and perhaps the remainder comes from the health site. The much bigger issue here is the gigantic number of pages that you have online. 11,000 pages on ~100 sites? I thought we were building ~5 page websites and targeting 5 or so kw with 1,000 searches or more. Remember, 1,000 searches roughly equals $20/month. By this math, if every page is equal to 1,000 monthly searches then you are now making $200K a month. OK, take longtails that have 500 monthly searches and you are making $100K/month. Point is, I think we need to bring some reality to the discussion.

See my problem is that so far I am making about $1 a day on sites that are 3 months old and ranking and I am starting to think that I need to build more than 300 - 400 pages a year to approach a decent income.

So, if the initial 100 websites with 5 pages each = 500 pages and over the course of 1 year you have ~11,000 pages then you either spent 5,250 hours (each page takes 30 min to write), or ~$100K on outsourcing, or some combination of both in one year to get to this level.

I am not assuming anything here, I would just like some clarification.

thanks,
Jerry

My personal experience:

Following the course guidelines, I built appx. a dozen sites. More than half began averaging $3-$5/day after about a month. The remainder, with one exception, sees about $1.5/day.

What I learned from the course has been invaluable, and I continue to apply it. I have taken most of the suggestions, experimented & tweaked them, and continue to see improvements.

The course was, and is, one of the best investments I've made in terms of increasing my Adsense revenues, and certainly in terms of overall ROI.

I wish all my investments were as worthwhile.

bfas

I didn't use John's math, I used my own. I built some adsense sites using both John's and my own techniques, and will scale up the whole thing over time with the resources available to me. I will ensure ROI, and time management is at the top of the agenda, and aim to create a site - end to end, from keyword to SEO in under 30mins. When you think outside the box with these profitable systems, then you are on to a serious winner.

Probably a good idea if the thread is closed, and a discussion begins in earnest on John's actual product... just my $0.02

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John, thanks for all your input. I've not come across many threads where someone put so much effort into trying to help people along.

One thing I like is the "If it ain't broke don't fix it" approach that you seem to have to the whole thing. Also, not getting lost in petty details, and staying focused.

This strategy is not for the faint hearted. It's not an overnight success thing - and you'll end up disappointed if you try to short cut it and do it all in a week. Google doesn't like it when people move too quick, also they appear to be lending ever more weight to authoritative, content heavy sites. It makes sense - think about who is paying them. Advertisers are not going to keep spending money if it doesn't lead to sales, so if you want to get on the right side of Adsense, start thinking not about just getting as many junk clicks as you can, but about how you can help send advertisers the kind of traffic that they want. That's your job, that's what Google is paying you for and if you remember that I think it will really help. This isn't a get-something-for-nothing kind of game.

Part of this is volume. If you have twenty pages and it brings you a dollar a day, replicate your strategy. But don't base your statistics only on your most successful pages. Some sites will be hits and some will not. I made the mistake at first of basing my stats on my most successful page, which sometimes brings $5-10 in a single day from Adsense. I did keyword research, built another 50 similar pages and wondered why I was not getting rich. For a minute.

Part of it is quality content. Think of it as developing an empire. You've got to build on solid foundations if you want to get traction. An info-site has to be something that people will benefit from, and not just some more internet garbage. eHow is rocking it with Adsense because of their brand reputation, because they aim to make their name synonymous with "getting good answers and advice".

The other part, is plain and simple, getting your pages to rank. If none of your pages rank, you won't get any search engine traffic, and you won't get clicks.

I say don't obsess on click through rates, article length, all those small details. Concentrate on the important stuff... see yourself as a middleman who attracts visitors, helps them out in some way with useful info and then they go on their way. Hope my ideas help.

Unless you are Mahalo or other large scale scraper sites. In that case the rules don't seem to apply :-)

Your page can still contain keywords and subject matter that attracts the high paying bidders with the same page - there is no need to funnel them to other pages.

Google shows ads based on your pages content. This content can be SEO'd to attract certain organic words but if the content is suitable you can "stuff" the higher paying ones in there too.

Take the weight loss market as an example. You can target a low competitive high traffic phrase such as "how to lose weight eating jellybeans on toast". This has a CPC of $0.05c - no one wants to touch it. You can however compare it to some big brand diet products and your content now has the potential to attract advertisers who pay big dollars for those brand words. The market is still weight loss, you just have tweaked the content to the higher end advertisers.

I tried it out a while ago and it was a moderate success. Actually, it was a domain that wasn't being used so I tested it w/o EZA, no marketing, just directory submission, decent on-page content, and it brings in 70-to-100 every month.
Now the thing is I didn't make it solely for AS. It can be monetized a few other ways which should be more lucrative than AS is my ultimate goal.

I have that very situation on one of my sites. I almost gave up cracking the first page. But after 4 months of it hanging around and me adding more backinks every now and then, it broke the first page.

Currently, it is floating around9 and 10. However, I believe it will continue to climb.

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Thanks for posting this thread John!


Since you have access to a Google rep, have you ever had a discussion about having the Adsense blocks directly below the article title? are they okey with it?


Thanks.

This thread only vriefly touched on "Google doesn't want made for AdSense sites".

I have yet to read anyone explain how to get around this, and the two sotes mentioned in this thread seem textbook examples of MFA:

thick yoga mats
digital meat thermometers

Does anyone really believe that such a site would be built for no other reason than to make money via advertising.

When you're network starts making money and Google finally puts human eyes on it and they see 50 articles on yog mats, is there any way they AREN'T going to think it's MFA?

I'm sure XFactor is making dough, but it says right in the rules don't build sites for the explicit purpose of whjoing adsense.

How does one get around that when we are building site like portablecampingstoves.com, or blackconversesneakers.com, or redleatherboots.com

How can sites such as these EVER be percieved as anythin other than MFA?

hey adam

that sounds like a good answer.... yet even so, when google eyeballs see a site with dozens of artciles with names like

vitamin c pills
vitmain c supplments
citamin c and scurvy
importance on vitamin c
vitamin c dosage
natural vitamin c
etc...

it seems to me the only thing thay can conclude us that someone is mining keywords to draw traffic to present adsense, no matter what content is actually on the pages.

My fear is to build up a a few dozen sites, start making money,then have it all evaporate when google says "redteakettles.com? really? camocombatboots.net? seriously? and those other 40 sites? guesswhat? buh-bye!"

First up, adding another revenue source to the sites such as Amazon is ideal.

I think the original intention of the xfactor sites is a simple foundation template but now so many of them are online and Google is bound to do something about this green/black template all over the web, I'm not sure what, but it's best to be safe and start creating more pages and beyond 'vitamin c pills, vitamins c supplements' etc...I couldn't agree more!

At the end of the day if Google comes along to a site with 50+ pages, a diverse use of keyword categories, multiple revenue sources and all the bells and whistles that come with any other website...then why would they sandbox the site? If it's actually a contribution to Google customers purchasing decision and provides them with options other then Adsense...it's sure to be a winner..

I just hope for the sake of all those that put ton's of hard work in, that the big G sees sense in that when Judgment day comes...like any 'method' and most things in life, what goes up, must come down and I think it's wise to think alittle outside the box to hedge these sites against any downside. I imagine that domains like 'www.redmailbox.org' will be the first to be flagged.....(.org: I can't believe people are registering these) I mean talk about sticking your neck out!

Anyway my 2 cents..

Cheers!

ISEO

hey xfactor.... i just want to know, how do you update your websites? you said that your websites have 200 articles, did you add them all directly to your website at once or add it one by one???

By using xsitepro, is there a way to publish article/page faster? like wordpress blog ...

Thanks XFactor, this is what I was looking from your side to hear.

Unique Quality Content and Whitehat Backlinking is what going to win in the long run. Keep doing this multiple times and you can gradually build up your business for long term success.

wow you must be very rich now.
remember other people who are in need. Spend some of your fortune to help their lives.
God bless you.

Great post xFactor!

See if page one is all PR 0-2 or 4-6. 4-6 is a lot harder to beat than 0-2. Also Y Page links = 0 or hundreds. If it's hundreds, it's a tough battle = going to need lots of hard work and time. So combine those two, PR 0-2 and Y Page links = 0 if possible then it's easy to get to page 1 but this kind of ideal situation isn't not as quite as to find but it's there.

I recently found this by reverse engineer why my site on page 1 all the time and why so many of them not ranking at all. Those above are a few of the hints.

But what else is there to say, really? Johns original thread contains all info you need really (and he states this himself). The book/course will appeal to the completely clueless who need their hand holding through the complete process, but TBH once you've put a couple of these sites together you should be able to fly solo. The real trick is getting ranked for your target phrase - even with long-tail phrases this is getting more difficult by the day. The entire approach is reliant on obtaining organic (free) traffic from the search engines, so the things that most people have difficulty with are actually the kind SEO problems that all of us face - they aren't unique to John's (or any other) micro niche 'method'.

John: Do You still put your pages around specific product niches? If yes, You are doing so as in example above "Yoga Supplies" - many product based articles around Yoga? Do You add any different content to this sites or just product based articles like in a book?

Do You still use this ugly template?

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Nice that you have got your sites earning regularly, if you always strive to give the search engines the unique content they want, they will always reward you

Hello xfactor,

Great stuff your xfactor method!

Please explain me; so does google not see my site as an only mfa sites, do you have an blog on your "yoga mat" black and green site?

Or you have not a blog, only products and product reviews, and the content you writing about the yoga mat topic you write on squidoo or others, and then link back to your "yoga mat" black-green product site?

So, additionally you write articles too, to high pr directories with a link back to your "yoga mat site", or how you should make this?

Example; I think when i have 10-15 wellness product topics and write daily 8-10 blogposts on my product site without adsense,they i promote on different social news sites, or write it on squidoo with back link to my wellness product site.

Addition i write daily 8 different articles to 8 different high pr directories, i must become very good traffic and high ctr to make very good money within 2-3 months with this adsene method?

Hope you can me eyplain this a little bit.

best wishes and success
marco005

Hello to all,

This weekend i have much think about the great xfactor method.
I think to make money with this method, amazon will there be better than make moeny with adsense.

Why? I will make an example ;

So you will promote amazon products with prices no less under 100$ each item.
When you writing daily blogposts and 10 article each days to high pr directories, so you will be after 3-4 month have 300 users a day ore more.

Lets calculate, that an adwords advertiser to promote this products must pay an cpc from 2,50-5$, so ist possible you become 30% of them , lets say 0,75 per click.

You have with the xfactor method 20% ctr, thats are;

with adsense;
60 clicks a day x 0,75$ x 30 days = are 1350 $ adsense income

with amazon;
say you have a 3% conversion rate, thats are 9 sales every day multiple 100$; (7% commissions by products not books)

9x 100$= 900$
30 days = 27.000 $ x 7% amazon commisssion= 1890$ income only from amazon

So think the most buyers buy more than one product on amazon , so in this example, the most buyer will buy 150-200$ in your niche from amazon, you have doupled yur income with amazon commissions.

With adsense not.This will be stay on 0,75$ cent per click or in months with less search volumes,a little bit lower than 0,75 cent per click.

But i think with the xfactor method with an big amazon leatherboard with pictures and product reviews, you will have more than a 3% conversion rate, i think up to 5% ore more.

with best wishes
marco005

John you are a wonderful man. Always ready to help and quickly, when asked something. Btw, how much you earn these days, and how many sites do you use?

Hello,

yes that is great stuff from john.

Butt, when he said, he had over 2000 pages on his 1 health website, that does mean, that he has a blog, who he putt adsense or not?

I can not believe, that his health website has 2000 static pages, only about products (product pages).
He is doing blogging, other it can not be possible.

But i think, the problem about is this (please correct me when ive been failed);
You blogging about an topic (categorie), on your health website, with articles, that have very less or nothing search volumes, who are fast ranking in google, so that these articles have not competition.

But this is dangerous, then an article with theese keywords who have no search volume or very less, so there are not advertisers for this keyword, so google you not pay an high EPC, so when you put adsense to this article site/post.

So why should google blend high EPC adsense on such article sites? Google is not your friend, google is an imperium,who is primary Maxime is to make money, millions of money, not pay you very very much money.

Think about the box.

I will be start with xmethod, but i do not blogging on my static product xfactor sites, nothing.
Or perhaps too, when its possible, to find 100-200 additional topic -categorie keywords with high cpc, so if there are many of theese keywords, yes you can blogging about, otherwise nothing.

Or im be wrong about that?
Please correct me if im wrong.

best wishes and success
marco005

Hello john,

I see on one on your authorits sites, you have your written articles who are on article directories, putting in your website under recent posts too, with the same text.

Is this not duble content?


with best wishes
marco005

Your name is all over the net, congrats for your success and thanks for sharing really valuable information to us, Finally I finish read the whole this thread

Hi Guys,

With xfactor, will this work?

Order 200 articles and post it on my blog. Each article is $5, so 5*200 = $1000

Then I spin one arrticle into 4 articles. So I now have 5 articles (with the original article).
800 spinned articles and 200 original articles, total 1000 articles. Each spinned article will cost me each $2. Total spinned article = $800.

I submit each articles to 2 article directory. So there will be 2000 backlink. I outsource this for $400 or $0.2 per article.

I order 1000 blog commenting service each $0.25 will will bring me 1000 backlink

So 3000 backlink, and 1000 articles with $3250 investment. In one year, I hope at least it will give $10 / day or $3600 a year.

My quick 2 cents...

I'm far from one of XFactor's cult members and I'm often quite critical of some of the less-than-useful WSO's and special offers I see. I've been in internet marketing for years on the local seo side for SMB's, but just recently got into the publishing game.

The XFactor thread was my second read about how to publish and monetize through AdSense and seemed plausible. Once finished reading the (ungodly long) thread, I decided to give it a go. I made some mistakes along the way starting out and I did NOT copy exactly things like his template, link building through article marketing only, etc.

It's an unfortunate truth that no matter how well intentioned your plan or process is, there are going to be plenty of people that try and fail with it. Is that due to the variances that people add or is it due to a failure on the part of the person attempting? I see many people asking the same questions over and over in the same thread...even from the same member, often enough. I truly believe that those people want to be SOOO sure they're not wasting their time, that they miss opportunities through failure to act. (Being careful...this same argument is what's used to push people to buy their $17 crappy ebook and I'm NOT advocating that, heh.)

Anyway, we've found a more limited success with piggy-backing on XFactor's method and others and we're looking to exploit it on a large scale. We started all of this WITHOUT purchasing anything or spending a dime on XFactor's (or anyone else's) course. (Subsequently, I went back and purchased his second course. It's useful, but really just a collection of information that can be gathered for free)

I'm grateful for the information he put out, but I would warn others to NOT follow any program exactly to the T. Even if you find success, it will be an exact copy, similar to so many others that are already out there. It pays to experiment a bit...

Does anyone have an update on xfactors case study, building a site to earn $100 a day?

Can you update your income and how many sites you have now?

Thank you.

Hi John,

How man of the sites are authority and micro niche sites?

Jeffrey,

Check the date of this thread. You're alittle late to the party and his method is considered outdated imo.