I make a full time adsense income without ranking keywords

The templates from premium blogger templates are actually wordpress clones that are made for blogspot, I believe they can be used on your own hosting, but I wouldn't know never paid hosting.

Google seems to be cracking down on backlinking, so how do you propose I rank these high competition keywords without getting a notice of unnatural links message. If this was couple years ago maybe I would go after these type of keywords but I rather not have to go to war with every imer on first page for my keyword. One of my sites is about ultrasound technicians and the first page results for the term change every single day, nobody stays in the top 3 for more than a couple days, and I've seen some sites totally disappear.Correction I've seen a lot of sites disappear.

Any suggestions as to how I can rank for these keywords without creating hundreds of spam links would be appreciated.

Nest i just wanna say well done, i got a little confused as i thought you were using blogger blogs without a paid for domain, the reason your method works is that your not building sites based on keyword selection as such, your hitting the bullseye by ranking phases such as HOW TO BE A FULL TIME NURSE.

I also think that google's not looking at your types of site's because you've built them far past the 4 pages that most other mfa sites have, and i'm not going to judge you because you've come here and shared your info for free, lisa at inline seo doe's the same, all in all well done.

People come on here and shoot others down, the guys not selling some crap wso, just like when others say that autoblogs dont work, everything works once your willing to build it right, and everyones scared of the panda, adsense and affiliate marketing is no longer a safe business, its just like any other offline business and these are the risk we run when working for ourselves.

Its time people on the warrior forum stop knocking others that are willing to share, after all the guys not ripping you off with a crap paid product is he.

I only backlink to the home page, the rest of the pages get indexed naturally. I kept meaning to try wordpress but never got around to it, I'm like a old man stuck in his ways afraid of change lol.

Edit: Now that I think about it these posts get indexed in minutes, if the site is a couple months old.

All of my blogs are backed up using export blog feature. I figure if anything happen I could import my blogs to wordpress and 301 redirect my old site to the new wordpress sites, in the event that google closes my blogger account.

I'll probably make this new site on wordpress.

When doing your backlinking do you just build backlinks to the homepage or the internal pages as well?

Do you just use the a mix of the 20 or so keywords that you have posts on as far as anchor texts for your backlinks?

Also do you bother with checking the competition at all say in MNF (if keywords have SOC of under 50) even when exact match search volumes are like 200-300/month or it doesn't matter with your method?

Ok here is a prime example of why I make a whole article on the subject, I had a article that mention having a g.e.d. but still being able to become a nurse. So there would be a few visitors who would get to my site by typing in can I become a nurse with a g.e.d. but once a made a article on the subject I started to receive more traffic. The difference in traffic is not much probably go from 2 visitors a day from that term to 12 . Now that I think about it even tho they land on inner pages most of my money comes from adsense placed in side bar on homepage. The rest comes from articles based on schools or salary.

I'm not done with seo or appearance of the site, in fact I'm waiting till warriors stop visiting to change the template build site out and add adsense. I didn't care about this site at first that's why I used in it as a example but now I kinda like it lol.

Good explanation. I really like your method, and yours is the one that I think sparks my interest to spend serious time developing. The other thread that you mentioned is is very useful as well.

lol I wouldn't be surprised

in that case who is the host? They host it? on their nameservers?

what does the domain url look like? blogger is not in the url?

OK - lets break this down a bit. (No offense Nest ... I was curious.)

His site ranks on page 1 of Google for at least 9 high competition, high traffic terms ... several over 70K searches per month. He is within striking range of a number of really high volume keywords - page 3 for several over 200K. He is also ranking on page 2 of Google for a lot! of high volume keywords ... many over 100K searches. He does have tones of lower volume keywords that he ranks well for, but he is getting a fair amount of traffic from those high ranking keywords too. [EDIT - the search volume numbers here are all wrong - calculation mistake.]

The backlink anchor text shows that he is or was trying to rank for about 15 main keywords. The rest of the anchor text is quite varied with a lot of straight URL text. The search volume for some of his more heavily anchored keyword texts is 22K, 33K, another 33K, etc. So he is going to rank for some high volume keywords going by his anchor text.[EDIT - again, the search volume numbers are incorrect]

I easily found over 1K backlinks ... the vast majority of them from mid last year and on. Most of the backlinks are the basic forum spam and comment spam and do look like Fiver Gigs. Also some sort of blog network thrown in for good measure. Brief warning for Nest here - that network has been deindexed and many (most) of your higher PR backlinks are gone. The sites are still there, but the owners have either moved or removed the content. Either way, those backlinks are gone.

Mostly true. I did find a few links to internal pages, but very few.

Famous last words. An MFA site is just that - in fact 100 pages of 400 word articles is probably exactly the definition of MFA to Google. Remember, quality of content is very low on the list of what Google does when judging your site. That only comes after all the other automated checks are done. This sites footprint coupled with the backlink structure .... well, I think that one might worry at least a little bit.

Looking at the site and the backlinks I wondered how this was possible. Then I discovered that many of his 'spamming' style of backlinks were created starting late last year and into about Feb of this year ... after the initial Panda outbreak. Before that he was doing primarily Article marketing which I'll bet was slow going. The site is clearly MFA and the backlinks are completely unnatural in every way possible. This is a recipe for a Panda slap ... soooooo many sites that looked exactly like this, both in their content and their backlinks have been either deindexed or worse yet, the Adsense account killed.

Assessment of this method:

This is the classic IM'er way of building a MFA site. It still works and probably always will. However, it is a high risk/high reward thing. If you can manage to stay under the radar you might do very well for a long time. If however, one of the Adsense advertisers puts in a complaint about your site - at the first sniff of a Google review - this site is gone. It's happened 1000's of times in the past year - MFA's are target number one for Google these days. If they find you, they will snuff you out!

For anyone thinking of doing what Nest has done, here is what one might suggest:

His basic method of finding a high paying niche and then building the initial site with longtail posts is good. Then adding content based on what people are searching for is also very good ... do that. Vary the length of the posts more. A whole site of 400 word posts is a footprint a mile wide. Many of the posts are virtually duplicates ... better to write one long post and incorporate the various longtail keywords into the longer post. That post then becomes more helpful to the reader and may generate more natural linking. Vary the type of posts. Do interviews. Comment on news in your niche. Tour a facility. Goto a school and have a meeting with a counselor. Post job requirements from headhunters. ... do anything to add value to the site. The basic SEO'd articles can still be there, but mix them up with other, more valuable types of content ... content that requires a bit of work.

Finally - don't build links! Let them come naturally. If you are writing posts for the longtail traffic, you don't need backlinks. Here is what Nest wrote:

Use that method of gaining traffic and you don't need backlinks. Incorporate 8 or 10 of those types of longtail keywords into one long epic post and you'll get the traffic.

Guys - Google is on the warpath - any whiff of link building or thin/dup content and they will kill your site. Don't give them a reason. This method works and can be very successful, but it is also risky. You HAVE to stay under the radar with this kind of site ... and sometimes that is hard to do. If you are in this for the long term, you really need to think hard about backlinks and whether you should build them or not.

IMHO ... and opinions are like ..., everybody has one. lol.

lol it took a lot of searching around to find out how to do that, and also how to make adsense show on the homepage and not any other page. I will see if I can find that info for you.

I use micro niche finder and I double check keywords and competition using traffic travis

Thanks. That's what I'll try to do!

Just to clarify. You start off by finding a category like Race Car Driver. that has 100000 exact local searches (numbers completely made up).

From there you drill down and find 20 Key word phrases 100-1000 exact local searches with low competition and have 20 pieces of content written with those key words as titles. Example: Race Car Driver Salary, How to be a race car driver, Race Car Driving Schools, Race Car Driver Degrees, Race Car Driver requirements etc...... all the way to 20 of these

You then submit to webmaster tools, directories, and throw some fiverr links at the main page and sit back and watch for a few weeks. After those few weeks you see that people who searched for "What's the quickest way to be a race car driver?" landed on your site so you hire out to the content authority an article titles "What's the quickest way to be a race car driver?"

You then repeat the last step until you get around 75-100 pages.

Thanks in advance.