mini-websites for Adsense + SE traffic?



Build hundreds of sites!
1) Get a reseller hosting account (they're only like $20 or $30 per month)
2) Get loads of domains - they don't have to be .coms (.co.cc are free!)
3) Install Wordpress
4) Install Auction2Post or some other plugin that can autogenerate content.
5) Install AdSense (I use the Easy Adsense plugin)
6) Do some lite SEO (check out the buy/sell/trade section and get somebody to do directory submissions, link wheels etc)

Each site only has to make a few cents per day - then link your mini sites to your big ass money site for a real SEO boost.
 
^^ What he said. That's exactly what Eli talks about with the Website Empire idea. Get as many indexed pages as you can possibly get, with as little effort as you can. Make sure each site can at minimum pay for itself. Then when you have a million indexed pages, you have huge SEO leverage by using those pages to link to your money sites.

The trick in this equation is to do the link building for all of your auto-content sites. If you don't build a few hundred links for each of those sites, the pages will get indexed, but I've found that the links to your money sites don't get picked up. These sites need to have some SERP's..not necessarily top 10 or 20, but they need to be found in the top 100 for some keywords.
 
You guys doing blackhat to the sites linking to your money sites (or to some level in the pyramid), have you ever worried about losing your adsense account? I don't give a shit about having a site deindexed, but losing my adsense account would be terrible as nothing ive tried works as well for some of my niches.
 
^^ I've been curious about this too. I see tons of autoblogs with adsense so I assume its not too much of a concern..

Thanks for droppin some knowledge efeezy, and btw if you did ever do that ebook I would be interested. And i have never bought any ebook ever. I would be especially interested if you were to cover keyword targeting and research in detail...
 
Curious what you guys use to diversify nameservers.

Example: I have a dedicated server with multiple IPs. I'd like to make it not so obvious this site belongs to me or is on the same server. You just use free DNS services?
 
amateursurgeon said:
Dude, hate to break it to you, but your ebook will totally bomb.

Unfortunately what you've outlined involved putting in consistent, real thought and work.

That will never fly with the ebook crowd. You need to package it up in a system that will auto build sites that get you loads of traffic and clicks for 61 days, but then get banned from google, and sell that shit for $5k with 60 day guarantee. :2drinkspit:
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the last number has to be a '7'. anything else wont sell for shit.

$5007
or
$4997
 
efeezy said:
Yeah..seems no one wants put in any effort and learn how to build something from the ground up. Most of these noobs just want everything handed to them or they want to make $1000 a day with PPC from the get go.

I could put together a great training guide on making money with Adsense, from niche selection, keyword research, link building, etc. But unless it hands a check to these assholes on a silver platter, they won't spend $50 bucks for what could make them 5 times that in a single day.
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I'd buy that shit. I'm far from a newb but from reading your posts I can tell you know your shit so when you get your sales page with the huge red IMPACT font online, let me know ;)
 
Hey - by the way, does anyone know if losing adsense acct means losing your whole other google thing like gmail, adwords etc? Im pretty paranoid about that actually.
 
I'll be sure to let you all know when the ebook hits shelves.

I don't worry about losing my Adsense account. Everything I do is above board...even the automated sites are not just MFA. They have real content and all the other privacy policy, TOS, contact page, etc. that keeps you in the good graces of Google.

As for losing one losing all...I lost my Adwords account a few months back, but not Adsense or Gmail etc. As far as I know, they're independent entities within your Google account.
 
Do you actually make good income on the auto content sites alone? It seems like with 1mil indexed pages, you should be able to monetize to pull in much more than just hosting fees, and then SEO leverage is just extra gravy on top. No?
 
xanol said:
Do you actually make good income on the auto content sites alone? It seems like with 1mil indexed pages, you should be able to monetize to pull in much more than just hosting fees, and then SEO leverage is just extra gravy on top. No?
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So far no, they don't make good income. Most have adsense or some related product or service for sale. But all they need to do is make enough to pay for the domain and hosting. If they do more, that's gravy. You'll find that these auto sites will rank more for long tail keywords. Especially if you're running Auction2Post, you'll get picked up for some long product titles in the SERP's. I don't have anywhere close to a million indexed pages however. Once you get it down, you could literally set up 50 of these A2P sites a day..but that shit gets tedious, even when using Fantastico to install Wordpress.

I wish Deliguy would post on this thread with some thoughts or ideas, cause he's the authority on the SEO empire concept.
 
I'm amazed at the price people are paying for clicks in my industry niche. So much so i have 10 A2P sites with links to my main site and adsense all over them.

Some clicks I'm getting are $2.00 plus, these are for products that sell for $100-200.

Find an industry niche that has lots of adwords, you'll find that a lot of people strive for that top spot and spend all day trying to outbid each other instead of putting any solid SEO into their sites.

These sites don't make a lot, but enough for a meal and decent bottle of wine each night.
 
You guys are doing adsense on your A2P sites? Isn't that against the TOS?

More importantly, does it work? :) I don't expect a lot of clicks or anything.
 
So when you have an auto site as described, your new content is creating new pages that get indexed (hopefully) obviously. Is there any opinion on whether its better to just have a few links at the base of each page to the sites you are trying to SEO, or do you attach links to every new page so that you have links on all the indexed pages? IE, attach links to each wordpress post VS a few links in your blogroll or what have you..
 
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