My website income has dwindled down on some with my PPC ads on!
It’s terrible!

GOLDEN info though! And thanks alot for the advice you are sharing!
I’ll be sure To keep in touch and get my websites back up and creating alot more cash then $10-30 a day!

MM-Craig

The Amazon reviews seem legitimate, therefore it’s good to add corroborating “evidence” especially if you are recommending the book.

Is there a way to make money without False reviews? Yes, but it is very costly time-wise and money-wise but you end up learning something from your trials of money-making methods, and will learn from reading the books you review, too, so if you’re positive about things, like I am, it’s a win-win situation, especially if you go into things with an open mind and are willing and CAPABLE of learning from all experiences…

An easy way to do things would be to make unique knock-offs of the get-rich-quick ebooks and sell better alternatives. So if you reviewed Google Sniper, or just bought it, and didn’t like some or ALL parts of it, then you could write and sell the Sniper alternative ebook, of your own.

In order to do this well, and to sell a GOOD product, you will be forced, by your apparent integrity…to actually develop something within yourself that makes you a more valuable person to learn from, to buy form. So, if you bought ebook XYZ, tried it and it didn’t work, now you know something worth sharing, via your trials and tribulations…and you’re most likely not alone and your troubles…whatever they might have been, are something worth sharing with others, and that’s where value comes form, and ho wit should be share,d in my opinion.

My first ebook was called the top Ten Internet Marketing Mistakes, and I built my list back in the day with this one product, and it helped develop a loyal readership base, and since it was from the heart it resonated well.

Marketing requires a different mindset and brainwaves activity than the content publishing game that is Adsense sites, so I suggest you do what fits best with your mindset and capabilities right now.

Thanks,

Dan

Dan

Ken

You´ve mentioned the key factor which has repelled me so far from the affiliate program at Clickbank, and it is making reviews of products that I haven´t tried, and therefore don´t know if they work or not. I see (or assume) that all these people who make reviews on products are all just making stories up, creating fake characters and situations and this is something which my ethics couldn´t stand, even if I can make a lot of money with it. Therefore my question is: is there any way to make money with affiliate programs without doing these fake reviews, even using George Brown´s method, with Google Sniper pages, but that do not include fake reviews? Would the system still work? Another thing I want to say is that I am interested in joining the Amazon affiliate program, because for what I have searched, Amazon itself gives you reviews of the products and even catalogues and the opportunity of creating a “mini-shop” with their products. The commission is way lower than with Clickbank, but the fact that I don´t have to make fake reviews means just so much for me! Still, if there is anyway to make money with Clickbank (or any other high-commision aff program) in an ethical way I would appreciate if you tell me, because a 50-75% commission is definitely the money I wanna grab! I´m a total newbie at Internet Marketing but I have searched a lot and I can´t wait to start; for what I can see you´re an ethical person like me, and you like to help others, so your honest opinion would mean a lot to me into taking a decision: which way to start?? Amazon, Clickbank, Adsense, ufff…

With BMR, it’s okay to add links to internal pages of my site right?

Thanks a lot Dan!

focus on adding more content and especially on your on page seo

As you add more content maximize your on page seo factors

I’m testing a few other things right now, check the linkvanareviews.com website for more frequent updates on things.
network, too
LinxBoss, good for ip diversity authority Link and link velocity, but if your site doesn’t benefit form that, move on to something else.
if you’re on a budget, try using Authority Link Network, too

LinxBoss is automated, crappy links that sorta do the job, it’s getting less effective though, use it only on good sites that are established, use it for link velocity

Site never made a dime, ranks though ?

Thanks,

Dan

Almost everyone I know who had a good empire going got whacked, the similarities between all the whacked sites was, they were solely MFAs, and even though Google encourages you to optihttp://askdanmcgonagle.com/support/index.php?cmd=ticketmizie all your web space with their ads, doing so leads less room for other monetization, which begets and MFA-looking sites, which just BEGS for a manual review, and something a ban, or penalization

I’m trying to get ahold of you regarding BMR and LB.

I’m doing the trial of BMR, but you can tell it’s a slow link building process, and LB gets like a thousand links a month.

In your opinion, what one do you think is better, and will either of these get our sites in trouble with google?

Mike

I just joined your blog in which you offer a great contents and very
inlformative for a newbie like me.

I am very keen to particiate in Google Sniper by George.
I would apprecaited your advice.

Would it be hard for a newbie like myself?
I am not so good at writing contents in WP which even I have not touched before.

George’s sales page shows that a simple mini site is the only key for this program. It that true?

Your advice and suggestion would be much apprecaited.

Terry

Thanks for all your helpful info. I have a concern which has been driving me kinda crazy, and i hope you might be able to help. I have seen in my kw research times when an exact keyword cpc and local volume will vary drastically from one day to the next.
For example, I found an exact match that had about 3500 local volume, and cpc of about $35. yes, dollars. So I bought the EMD, bagan work on the site, and then 2 days later I checked the kw tool agina just for fun. Well, now the numbers said 260 local searches and .05 cpc. yes, cents. Very discouraging. I have seen this before on other keywords and kw phrases as well.
What do you make of this?
Thank you for any advice.
Eric

Karen

The next time I want to buy some software I will check with you first.

Thanks, Joseph

When people write reviews on Amazon, don’t they become the property of Amazon. Kind of like when people in a studio take a photo of you but they hold the copyright.

I noticed when I looked for “best PS3 racing games” the second listing on Google is Bestcovery.com. If you click on a link to one of the games, there are customer reviews coming directly from Amazon.

I personally liked Chris’ Conduit Method. I never bought the other two, but just like someone else mentioned, the price for the Conduit Method sure is better.

BTW, G’s Estimated Avg. CPC is back on as of this morning, Feb. 9. Are they messing with us?

You get a good idea how popular a keyword is and how much the click costs.

Plus you get related keywords. Have a look there!

JP

Rhythm

I have followed your blog as I have time. I have been away for awhile, and reading this brings to mind something I would like your input on.

What is a good way to track our keywords to see how they are moving in the SERP’s and track this so as to know where to put our efforts. I have been doing some checking with Rank Checker, also Market Samurai does this. What I am after is a software that will check and track what is happening so I can work on certain words.

Thanks Again

I have a few adsense sites that is sitting in page 3 page 4, and i dont seem to be able to boost it any higher.

I am looking for some BL services that is not bh and will create more long term permanent strengths in serps.

so do you suggest to use BLG to build BL to adsense sites?

I am kind of lost, and would like to seek some of your suggestions. I can even show you one of my better ranked site that is making $.75 a day thats on page 3 and hope you can give me a few suggestions, if that is alright with you.

many thanks for the info and advice in reply to my earlier post. It’s already been very useful. Another quick one. You made the comment:

“I haven’t even got to the part yet where I start disallowing certain ads on my site in order to only allow the highest-paying ads to appear”.

Have you posted this anywhere on your site yet?

Also looking forward to your response to JP’s question on Static site vs Wp. I think most of us are convinced we need to continually add fresh content to sites in order to keep them ranking hence the WP model since it is easy to manage the content. A Static set and forget model goes against this thinking and might therefore be discounted as an option to develop sites. Your thoughts?
Given you employ Static sites, what is the best platform to build these on?

Many thanks DAN.

I hope the new year has been treating you well.

From the moment that this thread started, I have investigated a few more sources of information on adsense.

Now quite a few ‘guru’s’ insist on using wordpress as it is supposed to be the better traffic magnet.

You made it quite clear that you prefer using static html for your adsense sites and not wordpress.

Why is that?

Maybe you can tell a bit more .

Thanks,

JP

My name is Adrian and I am new to internet and I want to get into affiliate marketing because I want to travel and relax with my family and help build a school that teaches how to make money online here in Jamaica since jobs are far and few. My [problem is I am suffering from information overload and I am so confuse and I am very skeptic with all the promised and hype online. You seem to care for your subscribers and I need to know how do I start out. How do I find a niche. I have a blog but I haven’t been doing any sort of writing it all automated. It is purely for experimenting. I would appreciate your comment and any advice you have to offer.

Thanks,
Adrian

Many thanks, Sandy

1.What is your view on hyphenated EMD’s?

In my searches, If an EMD is not available in a single string, it will usually be available in a hyphenated form.

Using your example from above:http://mlnnetworkmarketingtraining.org
if this was taken, is there value in the variation:
http://mln-network-marketing-training.org?

Someone somewhere has suggested that search engines will see no difference between the two of them , and rank them the same way?

Hi, thanks for the questions…

I avoid hyphenated domains, as there’s really no need to get those when you can go for a .com that is a semi-EMD or other tlds. I an prejudiced against hyphenated domains, and maybe evne with out reason. The only reason I have for shying away from hyphenated domains and subdomains is I hardly ever see any of eithe rof those 2 ranked well , and consistently in the search engines.
There’s no difference between a .info and a .com except for the fact that .infos have really bad history as being spammers throwaway domain types.

There may not be difference between hyphenated domains and non…. but I don’t see any of those ranking well and that good enough for me to stay away from them.
2. If you find keywords/phrases that are less than $1.70 CPC, lets say around $1.00 but have a fairly good Exact Local Search traffic > 1500, lets say 2600 or more; is this a KW you would go after if the EMD was available?

3. There is probably an obvious answer to this one; its just not obvious to me yet; but the application of keywords and phrases is slightly confusing.
Are keyword phrases only applied with in the content, or can the be applied to an EMD (used as an EMD)?

Niche selection is based upon being able to get an EMD. EMD should have some main kws in there that are getting good volume.

Supporting keywords are to be used in article titles, and repeated 2-3 X within articles, which should be 400-500 words at least (each)
I guess my question is really: how do we apply each of these (keywords and phrases) effectively and correctly to capitalize on the traffic and CPC.

Ah, that’s the next step, tweaking the sites to get higher CTR AND CPC. Right now, focus on getting good niche sites built and ranking them, then use the layout in http://demo.wpadsense.com and your CTR should be close to 20%. Worry about the other stuff later, i smy suggesstion. I haven’t even got to the part yet where I start disallowing certain ads on my site in order to only allow the highest-paying ads to appear.

firstly a “Happy and successful New Year 2011″ to you and your readers.

As my first post on your site, and for the new year, just wanted to thank you for your open and honest approach in discussing your methods.
It is very much appreciated!!!

Any way a few quick questions questions for you when you get a chance:

1.What is your view on hyphenated EMD’s?

In my searches, If an EMD is not available in a single string, it will usually be available in a hyphenated form.

Using your example from above:http://mlnnetworkmarketingtraining.org
if this was taken, is there value in the variation:
http://mln-network-marketing-training.org?

Someone somewhere has suggested that search engines will see no difference between the two of them , and rank them the same way?

2. If you find keywords/phrases that are less than $1.70 CPC, lets say around $1.00 but have a fairly good Exact Local Search traffic > 1500, lets say 2600 or more; is this a KW you would go after if the EMD was available?

3. There is probably an obvious answer to this one; its just not obvious to me yet; but the application of keywords and phrases is slightly confusing.
Are keyword phrases only applied with in the content, or can the be applied to an EMD (used as an EMD)?
I guess my question is really: how do we apply each of these (keywords and phrases) effectively and correctly to capitalize on the traffic and CPC.

Hope these questions make sense?

Thanks Dan.

Have you updated your true master list of how to get backlinks on your adsense sites?

Dave

It’s not necessary, no real need to do it when your main focus in getting the main url ranked. The entire site’s content serves the purpose of fleshing the site out to be seen as “robust”, and also to allow the readers who read more than one article on site to land on another page that’s optimized (or about) for a decent CPC term.

The main domain url draws in the real traffic, the res to fthe site is for serving up ad clicks, really, and maybe also to offer up some other keywords to rank for, if your EMD keyword isn’t pannin gout for you, and you want to get more traffic to the site by ranking all the inner urls for whatever keywords you can.

Or are you just putting 2 or 3 LSIs in each article without turning them into anchor text? If so, where do the all-important anchor-texted backlinks you need to rank higher, coming from?

I use textbroker, or a writer I want to test out. The content doesn’t have to be super-awesome as I mentioned above, just readable, informative to some degree and of course be related to main topic and optimized for a suppporting keyword you uncovered in your kw/niche research. Why try to save on cost by getting cheaper articles when the sites will most likely be static sites. If you intend to build an authority site, you’re better off BECOMING an authority and writing the articles yourself, because outsourced articles do not make for a believable authority site, not unless the writer is already very knowledgeable on the topic, sorry for the digression here…but point being static sites require one time outspend for articles so what you save may not be worth it, textbroker is what I’m recommended to people.

2. Important Clarification on insertion of anchor text keywords: What terms are you using for anchor text – the supporting keywords (LSIs)? Are you inserting approx. 3 of them across each of your 5 articles, and most importantly, where are they linking to. Certainly not off your site, right? So I’m assuming they just loop back to the same page or interlink to other pages of your 5 page site, is that correct?

I think you’re asking me about on-site interlinking here, if so, answer is, I don’t do any of that, because my main goal for these sites is to rank the main domain url, that’s it, and sometimes, when you create clickable links to other articles on your site, it makes the reader read more of your site and spend more time on the site, which is good, but it’s also making the impulsive lazy reader “tired” , but that’s just a guess really.

From an SEO standpoint it’s good to interlink to other articles on your site, however, use the same desired anchor text every time, and use anchor text that the other, inner url is optimized for in article title. The crosslinker wordpress plugin does an excellent job of that and I use it on some of my wordpress sites.

3. Also, for a 5-post/article mini-site, have you found any traffic/conversion difference between using a separate page for each article vs. one long post/page with each article scrolled down below the next?

Yes, I’ve found that front page/home page should have one article on it when site is “adsense-ready” meaning that site is ranked well. However, when starting out with a new site, it’s a good idea to display all the article son the home page like wordpress blogs sometimes do. The reason for this is, you want all your articles, or posts to get indexed and displaying them all on the front page (which gets spidered the most) will make it easier to get all those pages naturally indexed, via spiders coming back.

Side note: I don’t put Adsense ads on these sites until they rank well, as it seems to make things harder to rank when there are ads on the sites when site is page 10 or so (in the beginning)

If you could clear up these few details, it would help me a lot in building my Adsense sites:

1. You said you were allotting $25-$30 per site for articles; if you’re posting 5 articles, that’s about 5 bucks an article, which is on the high side. Who do you use for your article service, and how much per article? I’ve gotten articles for as little a $1-$3 per article through e-lance and fweeze.

2. Important Clarification on insertion of anchor text keywords: What terms are you using for anchor text – the supporting keywords (LSIs)? Are you inserting approx. 3 of them across each of your 5 articles, and most importantly, where are they linking to. Certainly not off your site, right? So I’m assuming they just loop back to the same page or interlink to other pages of your 5 page site, is that correct?

3. Also, for a 5-post/article mini-site, have you found any traffic/conversion difference between using a separate page for each article vs. one long post/page with each article scrolled down below the next?

Thanks,
Brad Kaz

This is why I strongly suggest that there be other supporting keywords and phrases with enough volume and CPC to balance things out…

You said you don’t check Google’s green competition bar when choosing, (THAT GREEN BAR IS PPC COMP ANYWAYS, NOT SEO Competitiion, but still doesn’t matter) but rather focus on the top 15 sites to see if you can compete. I know you said you don’t worry if they all have high backlinks because you are going to make sure your backlinks are anchor text ones, which can outrank higher numbers of un-anchored links…so 2 questions:

1. How do you find out whether their links are anchor text or not, (http://backlinkwatch.com, type in the highly ranked URL, to see some of what they’re doing, or invest in an SEO suite software. Can’t recommend one though as I don’t use one)
and
2. Do you quickly let go of a niche and move on if the top 5-8 are “authority” type sites?

Nope, I’ve outranked, ask.com. money.com, ebay, wikipedia, etc… with EMDs with lots of anchor text backlinks. Authority sites usually don’t spend time getting backlinks to all their individual urls and rank for certain terms based on their….authority and the PR and link juice being passed dwon form main domain to their inner url that’s ranking)

Anyway, you saw my dilemma with Google’s weird change. Guess the only thing to do trust the higher figure, throw up a site and hope for a decent CPC

You said you don’t check Google’s green competition bar when choosing, but rather focus on the top 15 sites to see if you can compete. I know you said you don’t worry if they all have high backlinks because you are going to make sure your backlinks are anchor text ones, which can outrank higher numbers of un-anchored links…so 2 questions:
1. How do you find out whether their links are anchor text or not, and
2. Do you quickly let go of a niche and move on if the top 5-8 are “authority” type sites?

With SHOW RELATED SEARCH TERMS CLOSELY MATCHING- selected

Broad- 60.5k, 1.79 CPC
Exact- 22k, 1.12 CPC

With Show Related words, deselected
Broad- 74k, 0.00 CPC!
Exact- 22k, 1.12

With infection symptoms as seed keyword, the CPC is in the 3 dollar range….weird….

However, I did find an easy niche just form trying to figure out the issue here ( EDITED OUT check for EMDs and high traffic high CPC related kws)

It’s hard to know if our chosen keywords meet the criteria if Google is this inaccurate:(

So, it differs per site, but I’ve done OK so far just by building static 5-page mini-sites. More content gets added if there’s ever a rankings drop, or complete site disappearance, which hasn’t happened, yet…. but if it DID happen, then that’s when I’d add more content to the site…

Thank you for all this great info. We all really appreciate it!

You mentioned in an earlier post that you spend about $25-30 on articles. Roughly how many articles does that add up to, and do you then drip-feed the articles over time?

Thank you.
Brad Kaz

CORRECT

Wow… that’s amazing.

I guess so, I really don’t know if I think it’s amazing though

Possible factors at play I can think of:
1. High rankings (and/or social sharing) of all your pages (or the 5 sites)

No, just main domain URL is ranked page 1… in most cases top 3 on page 1. I focus on 1 url getting ranked, that’s it, the rest of the site pages are merely there to flesh the site out…

2. High CTR ad placements

I get what an Adsense Pro would call average CTR, can’t really say what that is because Google has some sort of policy about not sharing CTRs with people. Anyway, all I can tell you is what best ad placements have been for me, and that’s the ad placements shown in the demo theme mentioned several comments above.

3. Constant SEO efforts made for the 5 sites

Yes, and no. I apply constant SEO efforts for the sites until they rank where I want them to rank, then I back off on doing any SEO work for those sites, and will only work on them on an as-needed basis. The “need” to work on a site comes when the site drops in rankings, if at all. Other than that, I will basically forget about a site once its ranked.

There could be some more, I’m sure. Dan, if you could take that us one step further here, that’d help us all big time here. Thanks

P.S.: I know I’m asking for too much, so you can choose to reply in plain English or you can talk cryptic

Hope these answers are clear enough for you, ask more questions if you have any, thanks…

Possible factors at play I can think of:
1. High rankings (and/or social sharing) of all your pages (or the 5 sites)
2. High CTR ad placements
3. Constant SEO efforts made for the 5 sites

There could be some more, I’m sure. Dan, if you could take that us one step further here, that’d help us all big time here. Thanks

P.S.: I know I’m asking for too much, so you can choose to reply in plain English or you can talk cryptic

Been waiting to post this one for a LONG time.

If you got any questions post them here please.

Thanks and (belated) Merry Christmas to you, too

Dan

As always, awesome post here.

You’ve inspired me here to start a little Adsense work in the new year.

Hope you are having a great holiday!

Kurt

One question though: how many pages do you have in total to bring in the $200 per day? Just to give me a rough idea.

Charity run is in April (Boston Marathon).

I try to get people to focus on LOCAL search because it’s more realistic short-term, but yes you can get Global volume too over time it’s just not as common to experience that than it is to get numbers closer to the local volume, so I’m trying to “keep it real” for people so they don’t get too disappointed…if they end up ranking a site then not seeing the expected volume/impressions/clicks.

I’m glad you like the Q and A here at the end of the post, I’m trying to answer everyone’s questions so all the little details and questions in people’s minds are assuaged, so they have no (more) doubts about their action plans and can move on with confidence or just not take action boo! .

Thanks again for stopping by, I appreciate that, please ask any questions about this if you have any.

Dan

I’ve been following this (almost) exact process building a portfolio of niche sites (which, incidentally, is how I landed on your blog, studying your methods and reviews, and getting to know you better – and about your charity run… how did that go, btw?).

The one eye-opener is the LOCAL search point. Makes perfect sense, though the terms I picked are ranked on page 1 for different locations globally, thanks to following a lot of your advice about backlinking, and Steve Aylor’s amazing Back Link Energizer. (thanks, Steve!)

The Q&A at the end of this post is worth GOLD, thank you for taking the time to do this, Dan. I’m sure many people deeply appreciate it, along with me!

All success
Dr.Mani

Thanks for the tips – been wondering about adsense sites and how to go about doing the research…

About the niche and keyword research, if I understood you properly, I believe you’re basically saying to do the research as you would any niche/KW (other than your CPC and Exact Match search volume recommendations). Is that correct?

I often struggle at this point (research), so if you could provide more details or examples (better yet – a quick example video with a throw-away niche/keyword ????? ), that would awesome!! That would help me template out my own process for finding niches and keywords — I often get caught up in all kinds of analysis and uncertainty and end up giving up as it all becomes so fuzzy I can no longer tell if I’m on the right path.

I know you’re busy, so my apologies if this is onerous to ask…

Thanks in advance,
Carrick

What did you do to rank your sites higher?
Could you please describe them in a top priority list? Like:
1. LinxBoss
2. UAW
3 etc
4. etc

Thank you,

Dave

You start drilling down from anywhere really, buyer keywords can be seed keywords, typical seed keywords can be how-to, deals, discounts, affordable, low cost, get rid of, symptoms, etc… but ALSO, seed keywords can merely be one word keywords, like say….laptops…so using laptops as an example, use that as base/seed keyword in keyword tool, then sort by volume, then add CPC column to the view, next thing you know you’re presented with an idea on what’s getting searched for and WHERE inside this niche the profits lie (HINT: the high CPC keywords), is it in a high search keyword like laptops carrying case handle (fake example) with low cpc, or something like laptop deals, which has high search and decent CPC, and if this EMD or variation thereof is available, then no harm in going for it

Also, re-asking Jeff’s 2nd question above, that didn’t get answered here: On the EMD, will you buy the .net or .org or even .info if the .com is already taken ? Or is it better to put a suffix at the end or make the keyword plural, such as if redwidget.com was taken, get the redwidgets.com domain ?

Yes, I will take whatever EMD is available that’s not one of the expensive ones, like .me or.cm, or .co. I’d rather have a 3 word hypbrid EMD (main keywords plus supporting keyword) than an exact match .info though.

As an extension to that question, you mentioned: If main keyword is not available as an EMD, then find a domain you can register that has main keyword and another “volume keyword” in the domain name. Do you mean, just slap another high-volume keyword on the end, like outdoorgrills.com is taken, so get outdoorgrillsinfrared.com, or something that reads better? Perhaps you could give a couple examples of a domain names that you added a volume keyword to, because the pure EMD was already taken.

http://mlnnetworkmarketingtraining.org – good example there. Best combination of multiple broad keywords I could come up with whilst still being able to get one of the more “respected” domain types, .com. org. net etc… Also, I will add in a plural to main kw too and see if I can still rank for the EMD kws even though there’s an extra letter in it , the “s”…

You can get that theme here. http://wpadsense.com/purchase/

When it comes to linking we’ve had good luck, eventually, starting one UAW submission dribbled out 10 a day, then maybe another at 20 at day, then using BMR links to bump the page in the SERPS. How many depends on how much competition you’ve got to claw past.

I use the UAWs to vary the link text. Then feel somewhat comfortable with less link text variation with the BMR subs.

Do you have any comparable approach or different experience with the link getting side of this process? And about how long have you seen it takes to hit the top 10?

Thanks

As I dive into this, my biggest question is where to start your “profitable niche” research? I get the research criteria – 1500 exact local searches/mo., CPC of $1.70 minimum, EMD, etc. – but still wonder where to start. Up till now, I’ve chosen a popular consumer product, like “outdoor barbecue grills,” and often bought an EMD with a trade name in it, like jennairoutdoorbarbecuegrills.com, because it was hi-search/low comp. But you also brought up that whole other approach where you start with “seed” words like “how-to” and “fix” and follow the many tangents that brings up. Where’s going to be the best place to start your drilling down from?

Also, re-asking Jeff’s 2nd question above, that didn’t get answered here: On the EMD, will you buy the .net or .org or even .info if the .com is already taken ? Or is it better to put a suffix at the end or make the keyword plural, such as if redwidget.com was taken, get the redwidgets.com domain ?

As an extension to that question, you mentioned: If main keyword is not available as an EMD, then find a domain you can register that has main keyword and another “volume keyword” in the domain name. Do you mean, just slap another high-volume keyword on the end, like outdoorgrills.com is taken, so get outdoorgrillsinfrared.com, or something that reads better? Perhaps you could give a couple examples of a domain names that you added a volume keyword to, because the pure EMD was already taken.

Thanks again
Rhythm

go to http://wpadsense.com/, themes(3) have some special features too: http://wpadsense.com/features/ – I am sure many others will buy these themes, nice surprise for the owner

Thanks for great answer Dan, this week I will start with Adsense.

Steve

I think you’re asking me what percentage of the advertised CPC in Google KW Tool can we expect to get in real life if we rank well for that keyword?

Anywhere from 16% which is 1/6th or so> to 50-60%. It varies…sometimes I will get a 4 dollar click on my site which is optimized for 6 dollar CPC keywords, but most of them are a little bit over a dollar, so my site…which is built around a 6 dollar CPC keyword and its supporting keywords which similar CPC averages about 1.50 per click received.

Sorry for the long and complicated answer, simply put it could be anywhere from 1/6th to 2/3 of the Google KW Tool CPC

You are welcome, glad that you like it

How about my second question, about %?

And one more question – how installing UAW plugin (for autoblog, new articles) would affect the site? Considering that I make the homepage a static page (which means homepage will be my own unique content, and those newly published “spun” articles won’t be displayed at homepage).

Thanks a lot.

Thanks Steve, for finding and sharing that

What do you think about it: http://demo.wpadsense.com/
Just bought it, think it’d have good CTR.

And one more question, what is approximate % of CPC adsense publisher gets? and average $?

Thanks,

People also hit the panic button when they start building backlinks to a site and their rankings drop (albeit temporarily) so they panic and stop building links, then leave site alone and it takes a while for those sites to recover their previous position, if at all.

If you’re page 1 with some sites, then you’re obviously doing something right, so don’t worry about the panic button pushers, just keep doing whatever it is you’re doing since it seems to work for you.

On a side note, how does one write 50 or 100 pages about acne pimple cream cure

But, I see your point. I have both and plan to continue to do both small niche sites and large scale monster sites. That way, I protect myself every which way I can at this time.

Cheers

About #2 question….Google has a case study for a guy called Bob the Builder who does home improvements videos and stuff and he makes good money doing it, and has an authority site in niche specific area.

Never been slapped, and I have multiple page 1 rankings. I have a site getting close to 1000 impressions a day and it’s a one-page site, and ranked #4 for a certain term. So while the slap might have happened to some people in the past, it’s not an issue with me, but to be safe, yes why not add another 5,10,20,50 articles… IF site is making money already, it’s a no brainer to re-invest into an investment of time and energy that’s already paying dividends.

But I see no need to add content to a site just because some people got slapped a while back, and some sites just don’t justify having 50 pages of content on them, since they’re mini-sites in micro-niches….

Thanks for the post. My question and also a concern is related to building mini niche sites. Google went on a war path and deleted a lot of mini sites with Ad sense on them in the past year.

So, my question is; should your readers really be building mini sites and putting adsense on them?

Don’t you think it is more prudent to build up a mini niche site to have say 50 plus pages to avoid the Google slap etc?

Just looking for clarification from your own experience.

Cheers and have a great day

1. text blocks below every url – I didn’t actually get this

2. What, in your opinion, could be the maximum monthly AdSense earnings potential of a niche-specific authority site? Let’s consider a site that gets like 1,000,000 views a month.

Top left, above content, top right in sidebar, and text blocks below every url

I just looked at the Heatmap theme, and for someone with a shoestring budget (domain + hosting) like me, that one seems costly right now. Are there any free themes that compare or come close?

I’ve just purchased an EMD (2 days ago) in the debt/loan niche. Any themes you think that might be good enough for it? I’ve been searching the past 2 days, but nothing I’ve zeroed in on.

Are you going to take action here? It seems like it, if so… please post follow up questions so the process becomes clearer for you, maybe even report back results if you don’t mind?

Thanks in advance,

Dan
Th

Your mails were going into my spam filter, so I am glad I came across your message today. You are now added to my contacts to keep you out of yahoo spam oblivion.

Content like I mentioned before, doesn’t have to be stellar. Your goal with Adsense sites is to get people OFF your site preferably via ad block clicks, so as long as the content isn’t disgustingly bad and nonsensical, any unique content will do, even rehashed PLR, not that I’ve tried that….

Press releases are OK for links, it’s tough to find Press Release sites that give DoFolloe anchor text links, although I’m sure someone somewhere has a list and a tool that does that. For me, the issue with press releases is they need to be written a certain way in order to get accepted by, and distributed through, the good Press Release sites, and you could get just as many Dofollow anchor text links with article marketing so I don’t really bother too much with it.

So do you think content of the site is more important or less important than quantity and quality of backlinks ? And what do you think about press releases and link wheels ?

One thing I’d like to point out (again) is that I build STATIC mini-sites, sI don’t want people to become overwhelmed thinking that they need to work on 50 sites simultaneously, all day every day in order to achieve success here. Just build some easy to rank mini-sites, whilst always devoting energy to the long term projects, and in time the sites that start earning can pay for your linking services, and your writers. At some point the income could pay for your site creations, too, just a thought there, this is scalable but I’m stopping it soon to go do another project, which another reason I wrote this post, to get the method out there.

OK, you live aboard but where’s your hosting? Exact local is important because it’s where you will most likely rank better, hence that suggestion, so if you have hosting in China, and a China TLD .ch then when doing research, use the Google China keyword tool if that even exists, a better example would be something like Singapore, if you have hosting through a Singapore company then you’ll most likely rank locally before ever ranking globally, so when doing the research use the Google Singapore keyword tool.

hope that makes sense, I’m admittedly sort of out of my element when discussing how people can rank globally when all I know is, I rank well in Google USA but in other countries not so well, therefore I advise people to focus on Exact Local search volume since that will tend to be less disappointing and more accurate representation for them/us/you/… I’ve also spoken with other marketers about ranking globally and they said it’s a lot o feffort to rank for a term globally and requires different sites and multiple hosting companies, geographically based (strategic)

Do you use a specific backlink strategy for your adsense sites? I prefer doing alot of mass article distribution for my adsense sites, and it seems to work well. Thanks again for another great post.

Paul

Another gem released. Lots of great stuff in here. Thanks for all the pearls brother. Going to crack this little adsense bank soon enough.

Got the terms now, and the serps …. they are a risin …

Keep rockin!

Also, on the EMD, will you buy the .net or .org or even .info if the .com is already taken ? Or is it better to put a suffix at the end or make the keyword plural, such as if redwidget.com was taken, get the redwidgets.com domain ?

Also, on ranking the sites on google, do you put more weight on content of your sites or backlinking ? What backlinking strategies do you prefer ? Link wheels, press releases, blog commenting, .edu links or other ?

Thank you very much!

About the single, double, triple keywords thing… it’s almost always 2 or 3 keywords/keyphrase terms the site goes after, but if there were a single word that met the criteria and an EMD was available, then I would definitely go for it.

I should stress that with time you can rank anything given enough effort, but also again….why I think it’s important to go after less niches to at very least get the income rolling in because we all like to see some positive results from our labours no matter ho wminimal as it gives us the motivation and energy to proceed with a scalable, somewhat passive income stream

Do you find that you have better results with one word, two word, three word, or four word + keywords?

I was wondering if you do any research to see if a niche which has keywords that meet your volume criteria is also likely to monetize well?

Warner, I look at supporting keywords related to the main term I found and liked and if there’s good CPC for those terms as well, then the mini-niche concept will usually pan out well, but in cases where I based a site on a single keyword or phrase with great search volume and CPC and had an EMD available, those sites still don’t do very well because there’s no supporting volume traffic with good CPC

How do you pick seed keywords to start with? Do you reference “buyer terms” to kick off keyword research?

The more you do this kind of research with the aforementioned research criteria in mind, the easier it becomes. I can find 20 or so good niches or keywords in less than an hour, but it’s the whole EMD thing that is the deal-breaker for me; if there’s not an Exact Match Domain available, or if there’s way too many authority sites with keyword rich domains in way way for ranking well, then I take a pass of them.

Seed keywords, yes you can start with words like save, discount, discounts, coupons, or even the typical seed keywords like “how-to”, “get rid of”, “fix” etc… to kick of the research process, and as you start digging into some of this research you will go off on tangents and find all these amazing sub-niches or micro-niches, and as long as you keep adhere to the research process/criteria you will find plenty.

How would you profile the sites that have worked the best in revenue per unique visitors?

Generally speaking the higher CPC Niches pay the best even thought they are much harder to rank for, insurance niches for example those can be tough to rank for but mini-sites focused around the 5 or 6 high CPC and decent volume keywords solidify the site and have been some of my better earners.

However, I’ve found some real gems and 2 sites I have are ranked top 3 for terms getting 13-45k exact local searches/month and those are quickly becoming some of my top earning sites. This is why I tell people to treat build an Adsense portfolio like a stock portfolio, with diversification in the types of sites and niches you delve into; some are long term project with high payouts at some point, others are lower payouts per visitors but pay off sooner rather than later

I had to cancel my account with you because of the category of links my travel site was receiving.

I admire your business style and would rejoin when the travel and travel ralated links increase. If you have any suggestions, we will rejoin

Regards

Mel

If you’re a guru making a lot of money everyone is your friend. If things go south, the ‘friends’ disappear very quickly.

I highly recommend you cancel ASAP and get a refund

I have joined BLS via your link and i would like to hear how do you use BLS without write anything

Date of sign up: Sep 15, 2010
Subscription Name: Backlink Solutions Full Membership
Subscription Number: S-94Y80134GN191982Y

Regards,
Jalu Jati

If you decide to give them very little, well, that’s not very nice of you, now is it? But you’d be able to stay rich!

If give as much money as you can while still having enough to live, then you can’t really be rich anymore, since a large amount of money is going to charity, leaving yourself to live in a middle or lower class home in the process. This would let be a very kind person, almost a hero really. But then you’re not rich.

There can be a balance, but in both you aren’t as rich or kind. You’re just halfway to each. (Tax deductiables kind of mess this situation up a bit, but you get the general idea.)

Yes, IM Toolkit expounds upon the Top Ten Mistakes Report and continues along that vein. Real businesses have a real infrastructure so I won’t ever go down the road of “hey here’s how to make quick cash” at least with a product like IM toolkit that is a follow up, a natural progression if you will of what was supposed to be learned there in the Mistakes report.

Let’s talk your language IT infrastructure…company wants a network (AKA profitable smooth running home biz), but small biz could get a switch and map to each others’ PCs in the office (AKA quick cash gambit, not powerful but hey, u got a “network”) but problem here is performance is slow, so you need a server, apps server, data server, email server etc in order to get a better network going (IE websites, hosting).

Now let’s say company’s making some real coin, then their bandwidth increases may even need to do a VLAN to get more efficient with data passage and security ( AKA dedicated server to increase performance load times of your websites, and to have more control more of your business).

Think of how you would set up a good IT infrastructure and make that analogous to how you want to set up a business.

Start with small Wifi home network then build out, but quick cash gambits, even using free websites is like getting your internet access via a neighbor’s unprotected wireless connection, it works well it’s cheap free and easy but not conducive to doing big things, so I say build a small infrastructure first, since everyone always ends up doing this at some point anyways.

Build out your business as deemed necessary.

I’m not defending anything her,e I hear your points so maybe I’ll throw a product in somewhere in between the Mistakes Report and the IM Toolkit, something like Affiliate Cash Overdrive because the natural progressions for businesses is to expand as necessary not because they know they’re going to have to at some point anyways. Kinda like a server room that’s operating at full capacity.

I am a newbie to IM… Being a Technical Manager over at a reputable company … have some sort of exposure on IT Infrastructure… (Thought that was tough!!!!) … I’ve wanted to venture something new… a quick way to make extra cash… So via internet it was… all the program that were offered required me either sign-up, buy some stuff from them… but none gave me a direct exposure to what should be done and how it should be done best… after loosing a tons of cash…. I’ve decided there’s no way of making cash… then while I was browsing thru reviewed site at E-zine… it brought me to your article… basically I was moved by your 10 mistakes of IM… It was a real slap on the face… Damm… why did I come to site earlier…

OK… I have read your e-book… than what… So I bought your IMtookit…. Honestly never thought it would be another e-book. Was hopping for some software or method to get more traffic. But as read thru, noticed that all these thing you are telling me are elaborated version of 10 Mistakes of IM. Hey no offense bro… I just being honest here.

Well, there’s some points that I would like to highlight upon:
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- People want things to be done fast and effective. We need points where to get them and how it should be done.
- Lengthy books would turn off people from reading. Your intention is good but your first sentence of people stopping at page 18… kept me reading in order to identify the reason people stopped there. Could not find any except that the book was brought the same message as your free e-book.
- I understand you have a dedicated course setup for newbies… but would like you to suggest a quick way to make some cash without getting my hand dirty first …. bottom-line : Time is money… reading takes time… creating blogs takes time … posting it to e-zine or other websites takes time… we are looking at approximately 1 to 2 months just get ball rolling. If people don’t see the money coming than people would stop dong it…. I understand the core thing your basing to write your tool kit is TRUST. Well I do trust you mate …. If I don’t care, I would not be writing this to you… well… with all do respect… Thanks buddy for opening my eyes few beautiful factors.

Sincerely,

Samm

Can I use it to get visitor to double optin with Aweber ?
Can I have photo of a free ebook that they can get by subscribing different ebok cover for each nice category post´s ?

Thanks,
Al

Al

However, if you’re just starting out find a system, method or niche that is working well for you, THEN start buying domains.

Thanks,

Dan

You’ll notice that I’ve capitalized some of the words above, and for a pretty good reason too.

Yes, I also review the “Latest and Greatest” to come out of “Guru-dom” (is that a word?) on my site, but like you, if I haven’t read it, tried it, used it, or have some personal experience with it, why then would I have any expectations of having one of my readers whip out their credit cards to purchase the thing and have any hopes of maintaining my integrity? I wouldn’t be around too long before I got “Flamed Out Of Existence”.

I’ve been around online for some time now (only recently have I decided to “toss my hat into the fray” though). I’ve seen plenty of “Wanna-Be Gurus” come and go in that time. Very few have any kind of “Staying Power”, but that’s because they only offer either the same old rehashed trash or try pushing something that’ll either not work at all or at best, only fill a fraction of the buyer’s needs.

Everybody comes into this initially for the same reason… to subsidize their current income, or at least, that’s the way I see it. That said, it really PISSES ME OFF when I see some clown hawking some crap PLR that he got for free to the newbies out there as the ONLY thing that they’ll need to “MAKE AN INTERNET FORTUNE” (read: “Buy my new garbage for an amount that you can’t afford so I can go to Hawaii on YOUR DIME!).

Unfortunately, there’s entirely WAAAAAYYY too much of this going on. So much so that it’s getting more and more difficult to dig through all the hoopla to see who actually has not only the “Real Deal”, but also, their CUSTOMER’S BEST INTERESTS at heart.

As for me, do I want to make a buck or two?
Sure.
Do I want to make that buck at the expense of someone who has placed their trust in me enough to listen to my ramblings about the supposedly “Next Big Thing” without having tried it myself?
(say it with me now)… HELL NO!!!!!!!!!

As you, I won’t place my integrity on the line for some “Flash-in-the-Pan” “Gee, I Hope This Works” total garbage. I’m not made that way, and neither are you.

I decided to do this for only a few reasons…
1. When I first came online, I just wanted a helping hand that would help me wade through all the Mis-Information available, so I wouldn’t be just spinning my wheels making somebody rich who didn’t have a clue.

2. After spending entirely too much of my hard earned cash on some “Guru Products” touted to make me a gazillion bucks in my underwear, I got, shall we say, “slightly miffed”. Enough so, that I wanted to make sure that anyone starting out would be able to find a safe haven that’d be more of a help than a “Hey You Just Gotta Get This NOW!!! site, only geared to lead the “Sheep to the Fleecing”.

3. (And, this is the IMPORTANT one) I feel that with all of these “Products” coming out from all directions from every latest “I’m A GURU – Who Are You” bozos, that it’s high time to pull the rug out from under these clowns who have nothing better to do other than raping and pillaging everyone they come in contact with for every penny they can swipe.

Initially, I felt that this was going to be a “One-Man” show, but after seeing some of what you’ve posted on your site, and the kind of responses that you get from your followers, I feel that you actually have the “Real Deal” and mind you, I don’t say that lightly.

If you’ve read the “About” page on my site, you’ve seen that I’ve decided to become a “Self-Proclaimed Watch Dog”, looking out for the best interests of my readers as well.

Are there affiliate links on my site? Absolutely. Hey, I got bills to pay too. BUT… before anybody clicks on one of those links, they’ll have a pretty good idea of just what they can expect from making a purchase of one of these products too. Again, if I haven’t tried it and gotten the results claimed from the product creator’s sales page, it doesn’t make sense for me to promote it, now does it? Can we say “INTEGRITY”?

Hey, I’ve taken up enough of your blog space on this one. I’ll leave some space for everybody else to post here.

Meantime, keep up the good work. It’s nice to know that I’m not alone in “Taking Out The Trash”.

Be well.

Why?…
… Because…

… Ed Says …
.-= Ed Says´s last blog ..Google Sniper – Tool, Stool, or Jewel? =-.

Dan

A book titled “Newbie Internet Marketing Information Overload…” at “http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/96927946-newbie-internet-marketing-information-overload” even recommends McGonagle as one of the best Internet marketers or gurus that deserve to be following.

I believe you should find someone that truly does work well FOR YOU, then tell the world about it and offer them help achieving the same success with whatever product you enjoyed success with. I’m hoping/guessing you’ve made some money online before and it any type of product helped you do that, then that’s the product you should be promoting, IMHO>

MY product the IM Toolkit, shows people how to build a real business and it has an affiliate program

Not everything is the product owner’s fault though, many many people never even attempt to implement the strategies and/or tactics espoused in these ebooks.

What I dislike immensely, is poor quality products that make it almost necessary to buy the upsell in order to succeed with whatever the ebook is selling

My REAL goal is to help people build businesses, REAL businesses not just pump out emails with flavor of the day hyped up crap that’ll get you nowhere fast.

Sounds to me like you know you need to remain focused and you’re trying, good. Please try to get the most out of every experience whether it be a forum or an exercise in implementing certain strategies. There’s lessons in everything we do, whether we fail or succeed at them, so learn form everything you do and become more powerful and knowledgeable with each experience.

Thanks for stopping by, and the feedback,

Dan

Sincerly

Jeff

Interesting post, but regarding the above comment – if you read the sales copy from some (not all) of these “gurus”, it’s not difficult to see why many marketers are “easy-path-to-riches-focused” – so many sales pages promise overnight fortunes, etc. Hype does convert, but doesn’t always deliver results for the buyer.

I do know some guy who won an SEO contest by ranking tops for a 2 word phrase and the phrase was split between the main domain name and the subdomain name, so if the contest was to rank well for the term green umbrellas he made a subdomain called green, on domain name umbrellas green.umbrellas.com

Make things work for you online first, then demonstrate this to your friends and family but always remember that entrepreneurial types are few and far between and most people you know personally will not ever fit that bill, no matter how much you make or how much you can prove you make.

I will be sending out an email soon about a program I am heavily involved and and is sure to do well for us and our team, and it’s free to join so risk-free. We will then train our people and establish co-op campaigns so people can leverage all the hard work we’re doing now.

You can read my MLM Network Marketing training blog for some solid tips to get you on the right track http://mlmnetworkmarketingtraining.org

Hope this answer helps some,

Dan

I am still very skeptical about MLM marketing. I have done so much research that I am on overload. I am new to a business and have never owned a business. I would like to market as many people as I can from the internet because family and friends are unsupportive. I sell women’s nutrtional supplements, body garments that make people drop 2-3 sizes. Can you advise

Does a keyword rich subdomain on a generic root name rank well?

Be Well!
ECS Dave
.-= ECS Dave´s last blog ..Twitter Business Magic PLR =-.

Thanks,

Dan

I was about to buy a program called The Minisite Formula when I found your site. Ever heard of it or know anything about that one? It sounds like Google Sniper would probably not be a good fit for me because of the approach. I don’t mind asking for the sale but I do want to be able to sleep at night.
.-= Ken´s last blog ..How To Set Yourself Up For Success =-.

One thing that CANNOT fail and can be considered evergreen advice is to focus on a target market that’s passionate and looking for solutions, then creating sites that offer these solutions.

Regarding sniper sites, I have a few as highly ranked as I want them to be (top5) for the keyword and they’re not doing well so I’m rotating some different affiliate programs now to see what fits best and make the site convert better. However, (and this is just my philosophy towards things) I like to offer what i feel is the best solution, not just the solution that converts best so I have an issue with the whole sniper method of selling whatever sells best instead of selling what is truly the best solution for people

Where you might find yourself doing more work is adding more content to your sniper sites because your sites might not make any money so you’ll be tempted to add more content, and adding a lot of content is the exact opposite of what sniper sites are supposed to be all about

George, doesn’t impress me as someone who responds well to his customers, seeing as how he’s never returned an email from me or from several of my associates, but he’s on the forums a lot and responding to people there.

I’ve yet to meet anyone who’s making decent money with these sniper sites, of which I have made about 6, 3 of which are page 1 and getting traffic, noneof which are making money.

Sniper sites are gimmicky sites and you’d always do better to skip the fake charades and just build a resourceful quality site with a LOT of content .

Thanks,

Dan

But this is all a philosophy of mine that maybe others will disagree with . I know many people who slap some PLR together, tweak it a little bit, and add some uspells and sidesells and BAM!, they’re in the info-product business. I don’t like doing things that way, is my point….. but there’s nothing preventing anyone fromm doing so

And how valuable is freely given content?

That’s what people are thinking, all you can do is point the way

Thanks,

Dan

This info is very helpful. Maybe some of us (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) are starting to get it.

I appreciate your concern for your subscribers.

Carlton

Nice to see you again Judson. There’s so many ways to do niche research that it’s easy to get lost in the information, it’s almost like pro-actively seeking TMI ( too much info) to do anything with.

Amazon’s API, Ebay Pulse, Magazines.com, major discussion groups, etc… there’s really a ton of places to get information from, so brod, birds-eye view is helpful when doing niche research. Studying the minutiae of kw lists is for KW research.

Thanks for stopping by,

Dan

P.S. congrats on your Saints winning the SuperBowl!

Pats in 2011

Judson

Market Samurai has all that and in addition to keyword research, it provides a rank tracker, ways of finding content, and analyzies your competition.

In my opinion the most powerful keyword research is one that’s over most people’s heads, and its called Wordze.com I did some research to see if I was alone in my opinion of WordZe and as it turns out, WordZe is THE only tool consistently mentioned in the top 4 on all the lists I’ve seen

When researching a niche you almost always end up manually searching for a term, and using human eyeballs to assess the real competition (the top 10 sites) then making judgment calls from there.

great question.

You can’t fight City Hall, or human nature. If you had a truly interested person that arrived at your site, someone who was serious, and an action-taker then it’s up to you and your content to move things along to the final conclusion. you can’t do anything about people too lazy to read for a few minutes to find a solution to a problem they’re allegedly in desperate need of.

It also helps you sprinkle in the aff links here and there throughout the content, not just leaving the closing for the end of the posts/articles.

Sometimes having too many aff links on each and every blog post makes for a bad SEO experience for your site and lessen the link juice by creating a horde of outbound links per post, but it also means your blog/site will make more money.

More $$ via better conversions trumps worrying about OBLs (outbound links) any day.

Thanks,

Dan

Mick
.-= Mick McCrory´s last blog ..How To Optimize Your MLM List =-.

This blog used to be my main focus then my SEO blog took over. I’m slowly but surely going back to this blog, to finish up a few series of posts I’d always wanted to do.

Thanks for the (implied) compliment/feedback,

Dan

Keep up the good work, and thanks for all the info.

Gordon.

This is the first in what’s going to be a long series of posts, and something I meant to get to a long time ago. The next post is 3/4 written and has more information on niche research, generating keywords lists, setting up websites, blogs etc….

Dan

The link works, so it must be an issue with your PayPal. Try ordering through their ClickBank credit card option.

That might work, and avoid the PayPal issue.

Thanks,

Dan

I greatly like what you’ve done with this site, it is of great utility to affiliate marketers.

I tried to use your affiliate link to sign-up to Backlink Solutions, but it seems there is a processing error every time I try to subscribe with my existing Paypal account.

Does anyone else have this problem ? Any advice on best way to sign-up ?

Thanks,

Sebastien

Well said on your part and I’ve always have been the same way. Flavor of the day marketing just bugs me to no end, and is why the typical internet marketer has such high turnover rate, or low response rate with their lists.

If we’re not teaching people to think for themselves then we’re not really trying to help them, are we?

My goal with affiliate marketing in the “make money online” niche is to work hard to help people, then reap those benefits in all fashions (income, gratification, satisfaction with self etc…)

However, anyone who’s failed or think they’ve failed with internet marketing DOES have something to share, their experiences (Footprints in CyberSpace) so don’t give up on those sites yet, just write for your imaginary or real readers and be real.

Thank you for the feedback, writing this posts might have taken me a week, but it’s paid off for me immeasurably time and time again!

Dan

Happy new Year!

It’s been a month I’m with BLS, and I love it! Thanks to you for recommending this (and also for the active link)

One quick question though.

Regarding the 1000 limit, I didn’t see anything about this mentioned in the members area. I have lots of website, and seriously thinking to promote them with BLS (and some other techniques as well for sure). I want to hire someone to work full time on this, but the limit makes me think twice.

Could you confirm on this?

Thanks Dan,

Wan

I’ve been spinning 60 words blurbs and I’m fine. If they changed to 150 words, their system should be rejecting it when you tried to submit to autoposter.

Also, Dan’s overview video is now on the membership’s homepage.

I have a quick start video and some tips for using BLS most effectively. you can email me at aikidoroll attt gmail dott com to get that video and best practices guide.

You can try to “get away” with 60 words and see what happens.

Thanks,

Dan

I just picked up BLS through your link yesterday, are there any tips you could send? Like would you recommend spinning the resource box 3x or just leave it at 1 link so that each link gets more distribution?

Also, you say the snippets can be 60 words but on their site they mention to keep it at 150 words, have they raised the limit or can you still get away with 60?

Thanks,

-Mike