I figured I would post a old method I used in the past to make $350 a day. You never know who might find a way to make use of old ideas.

The method I used was with myspace...and myspace bulletins.

myspace introduced the hashcode, this method no longer can be used as it is.

Beofre they had the hashcode, you could create a button at the button of your post saying something like "repost this" and its basicly a way to copy and paste for users...without having them do it manually.

anywyas the idea was like this, I made some cool looking images for "myspace tracker" see everyone that views your profile...and such..
and when they click on the image...it took them to my website i had hosted on blogspot...(myspace could block alot of domain, but not google...and they couldnt mark them for "phishing")

so when people whent to my page it took them though the steps inorder to get the myspace tracker...

step 1. click this to repost this bulletin to our friends.
step 2. add these pages.
and then I had some PPC ads right below that text...
and then I included some myspace profile links.

Thats pretty much it. if someone was to find a way to snach the hashcodes or something...then it would work again or if you can be appealing enough for people to copy and paste...same thing

you made 350/day off adsense?

Y-p-n, they came by my page when i was overlapping a code...everything was cool... I did 2 methods now that i remember.
1. in the start... I had the ads by the "click here to repost" people would accidently click them often.
2. right below "add these friends"
alot of kids use myspace...

Could use this idea for some of the newer sites like hoverspot. Myspace is so uptight about everything nowadays.

yea they got very strict very fast...it was crazy.

Ima try this for some newer sites. Too bad it doesn't work for MySpace anymore.

explain the hashcode. maybe there is a way around it ?

they have unique codes on bulletin urls that make it so you cannot create buttons for people to click to repost a bulletin. I used javascript to repost...through blogger. Myspace also had a system to search for bulletins and delete them all. (usually took weeks to take action) otherwise I would have grown though the whole myspace bulletins and id have a few hundred thousand dollars to millions. this much i know.

Yeah. How does the hashcode work ?

Go sign up at myspace and try to post a bulletin you will see a unique code in the url, I don't know the system to which the codes are generated. sorry.

MySpace uses Base64 to encode the urls

im pretty good at coding. pm me details of how the method works and ill see if i can revive it.