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Adsense Niche

by KentChow
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I read the Xfactor forum thread and he was targeting to product niche mini-sites.

Also I learn that information service related niche could be more profitable as CPC is higher such as Insurance, Debt Consolidation, but super competitive.

What's your take to Adsense niche? Which one do you prefer?

I have some success with product ones - making ~$1 a day so far. I would like to build new ones on information as experiments.

Any successful stories to share? Thanks!
#adsense #niche
  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    I'm working on a 3,500+ page business directory for a single niche.

    Once I get the site layout finished for a few sample pages I'll be pounding out pages, & adding Adsense to start. This is the first directory I've built.

    Other than that, the rest of my Adsense sites are 5-year old hobby & download sites (legal).
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    • Profile picture of the author MattAdamo
      In my personal opinion, build a long term asset.

      Build an authority site in an evergreen niche. Put the hardwork in now and relax later.

      -Matt
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      • Profile picture of the author BarryWheeler
        I run approximately 60 sites, that range in a variety of topics.

        My most profitable generates $xxx.xx per day from a variety of sources but I do nothing with the site. Content is mostly user provided and it's an autopilot site for me.

        Other are small niche sites doing $x.xx per day (mostly adsense) that cover every topic from dating to cancer.
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        • Profile picture of the author KentChow
          Thanks for all the great feedback. I probably will expand my empire and build some product typed, information (like various services), and local offline niche. I learned that probably I need to build 10 to find 2 winners referring to 80/20 rule.
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