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- Sep 23, 2020
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TLDR: My Machiavellian methods worked better than my honest methods.
I'm 16 years old currently and I've always wanted to make money to move my folks out of the hood. Since I was 13 years old I've gotten myself into shit like day trading, CPA, Forex, Drop shipping and it always failed. I think it's because I was naive and I was watching shit youtubers for advice combined with my impatience and lack of capital at the time. I'm currently blogging with $500 left to my name and I have about 10 months of runway before I have to work at Burger King again. The thing that made me make this post is when I was experimenting with content generation. I created a bunch of shit articles (most of the info is wrong) and to my surprise 10% of the articles are ranking on page one and the rest is ranking within the top 100 in the serps. The keywords I was ranking for was really low comp keywords (below 500 search volume) and although my serp positions are extremely sporadic (i.e. dropping from first page to 9th), most of the shit content seems to be ranking the same if not better than my handwritten ones that took me 2+ hours to make. And to top of off my shit articles currently takes me 20 min to make. That experience got me thinking about my past actions and methods. For example, when i needed a job last year, I applied to many places and not one place took me. But, as soon as I created a black hat method, I got a job very quickly. I've only made $0.90 with white hat methods and I was considering taking the plunge into black hat seo. If I do this, i could easily create 10 articles a day, 300 articles a month, 3000 articles a year. If I do it the white hat way i can only make 2 articles per day. Although I'm hesitant to do black hat for a couple of reasons.
Reasons Why I'm Hesitant
I don't know what changed since i was 13, but I'm not interested in stuff people my age like. For example video games. That's probably why I can't connect with my peers in class. In my free time I like experimenting with stuff like SEO and reading case studies on reddit juststart. If anybody can give me a token of advice or their thoughts, I would appreciate it
I'm 16 years old currently and I've always wanted to make money to move my folks out of the hood. Since I was 13 years old I've gotten myself into shit like day trading, CPA, Forex, Drop shipping and it always failed. I think it's because I was naive and I was watching shit youtubers for advice combined with my impatience and lack of capital at the time. I'm currently blogging with $500 left to my name and I have about 10 months of runway before I have to work at Burger King again. The thing that made me make this post is when I was experimenting with content generation. I created a bunch of shit articles (most of the info is wrong) and to my surprise 10% of the articles are ranking on page one and the rest is ranking within the top 100 in the serps. The keywords I was ranking for was really low comp keywords (below 500 search volume) and although my serp positions are extremely sporadic (i.e. dropping from first page to 9th), most of the shit content seems to be ranking the same if not better than my handwritten ones that took me 2+ hours to make. And to top of off my shit articles currently takes me 20 min to make. That experience got me thinking about my past actions and methods. For example, when i needed a job last year, I applied to many places and not one place took me. But, as soon as I created a black hat method, I got a job very quickly. I've only made $0.90 with white hat methods and I was considering taking the plunge into black hat seo. If I do this, i could easily create 10 articles a day, 300 articles a month, 3000 articles a year. If I do it the white hat way i can only make 2 articles per day. Although I'm hesitant to do black hat for a couple of reasons.
Reasons Why I'm Hesitant
- The most successful people i.e Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and Bill Gates created value. With shit content, I'm just wasting the user's time.
- I never went through with any entrepreneur venture for more than 6 months. My lack of experience, patience, and capital is probably the reason for this.
I don't know what changed since i was 13, but I'm not interested in stuff people my age like. For example video games. That's probably why I can't connect with my peers in class. In my free time I like experimenting with stuff like SEO and reading case studies on reddit juststart. If anybody can give me a token of advice or their thoughts, I would appreciate it