[Case Study] 200 Adsense Sites Being Tested

Here is a COMPANY dedicated to building MANY like over 125+ websites a month! And they do it from the Philipines with a TEAM of people.
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Summary for January 2012
Sites Created: 164 (135 last month)
AdSense Earnings: $3,679.44 ($3,514.52 last month)
Flippa Sales: $0.00 ($0.00 last month)
Private Sales: $39,613.52 ($7,151.80 last month) from selling 117 Adsense Sites to customers.
Total Affiliate Sales: $998.21 ($1,178.33 last month)



Because they don't know what they are talking about and only read a bunch of junk thread about people getting banned and not the REAL reason behind it all.

STOP propagating junk/bad information and advice.

Well Put :cool:
 
If i may give you a suggestion, for emd thing, i prefer not puttung a prefix like pro or anything unrelated to my kw. I do test on my own that i use top as a prefix for my mns. But my competitor use kw repetition and he wins.

for example, if targetting lift chair, your emd should not bestliftchair or liftchairxx, but prefer with liftchairlift. But this is my suggestion, if you don't like, do with your way.
 
That gave me a thought. What if your AdSense sites for the month were generating revenue from AdSense AND you had your own affiliate links put in there? How cool would it be to still earn affiliate revenue while the new owner gets AdSense :P
 
That gave me a thought. What if your AdSense sites for the month were generating revenue from AdSense AND you had your own affiliate links put in there? How cool would it be to still earn affiliate revenue while the new owner gets AdSense :P

Brilliant :p
 
As many have stated, we don't feel that rocking 50 sites a month will get us banned. I think I've already put up more sites up than that in one month with adsense on them (not microniches).

On another note, we are making changes to our backlinking. We will be adding Unique Article Wizard and My Article Network. More info on this will be posted on our next blog update.
 
As many have stated, we don't feel that rocking 50 sites a month will get us banned. I think I've already put up more sites up than that in one month with adsense on them (not microniches).

On another note, we are making changes to our backlinking. We will be adding Unique Article Wizard and My Article Network. More info on this will be posted on our next blog update.

Great installment! Looking forward to better result testing now.
 
Great installment! Looking forward to better result testing now.

As many have stated, BMR seems to be having some issues. So far we've heard they've been rejecting more articles, rejecting more new sites, and people are claiming to drop in rank. Initially we wanted to specifically test their network alone, but after careful consideration we made the above changes.
 
If you want to rise some extra cash you can start an Micro Niche selling thread here in BHW ;)
 
what is roughly your total investment per site? Seems quite a bit to earn back with all your writing, article network, etc.
 
what is roughly your total investment per site? Seems quite a bit to earn back with all your writing, article network, etc.

This is a GREAT question, I hope the OP answers this one.

Is there maybe an estimated cost associated to each domain? Meaning you expect to spend $20-$30 per domain x 200 = Total cost spread over the batch of domains.

Or maybe just a plain flat sum of money you expect to spend for all 200 domains?
 
That gave me a thought. What if your AdSense sites for the month were generating revenue from AdSense AND you had your own affiliate links put in there? How cool would it be to still earn affiliate revenue while the new owner gets AdSense

This makes no sense to me... What am I missing?

If I make a niche site with Adsense on my account. Sell the website to another person who now owns the site and will promptly change all advertising to link with their adsense account.

Normally, all articles on a niche site are purely text with no links other than internal linking. Where are you thinking the new owner is going to leave links leading to affiiliate offers with your account?

If the site makes revenue from those affiliate links, it would be assumed the owner is smart enough to create a similar affiliate account and change the affiliate IDs to his account as well.
 
This makes no sense to me... What am I missing?

If I make a niche site with Adsense on my account. Sell the website to another person who now owns the site and will promptly change all advertising to link with their adsense account.

Normally, all articles on a niche site are purely text with no links other than internal linking. Where are you thinking the new owner is going to leave links leading to affiiliate offers with your account?

If the site makes revenue from those affiliate links, it would be assumed the owner is smart enough to create a similar affiliate account and change the affiliate IDs to his account as well.

well somebody buying a site must surely know about affiliate links and what not
 
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This makes no sense to me... What am I missing?

If I make a niche site with Adsense on my account. Sell the website to another person who now owns the site and will promptly change all advertising to link with their adsense account.

Normally, all articles on a niche site are purely text with no links other than internal linking. Where are you thinking the new owner is going to leave links leading to affiiliate offers with your account?

If the site makes revenue from those affiliate links, it would be assumed the owner is smart enough to create a similar affiliate account and change the affiliate IDs to his account as well.

Yes, it would be assumed that people are smart enough to change the affiliate account and ID, but people aren't always smart. The idea would be to sell primarily AdSense accounts that would earn from affiliates as well.

Most of the time the people who buy MNS with AdSense are just investing in something that can earn per month with they others. If it is already built then it is just being used to generate revenue, correct? Therefore, I think that a lot of buyers of MNS would be less inclined to actually read the articles on their site to see any affiliate links, but instead would be focused on maintaining rank with backlinking.

Make more sense now? I think you get it, but you can't fathom people being dumb enough to leave their affiliate link up. Not true - people overlook those things.
 
This is a GREAT question, I hope the OP answers this one.

Is there maybe an estimated cost associated to each domain? Meaning you expect to spend $20-$30 per domain x 200 = Total cost spread over the batch of domains.

Or maybe just a plain flat sum of money you expect to spend for all 200 domains?

We expect to spend around $50-60 per site. So over the next four months building 200 sites will end up costing around $10,000+. This includes the cost for all domains, tools, and outsourcing. The breakdown is kind of like this:

Domains = 200 x $8 = $1600
MAN = $47/mo x 4 = $188
UAW = $67/mo x 4 = $268
BMR = $99/mo x 4 = $396
SECockpit = 97/mo x 4 = $388

Outsourced work = A Lot
Other tools may be added as well.
 
As many have stated, BMR seems to be having some issues. So far we've heard they've been rejecting more articles, rejecting more new sites, and people are claiming to drop in rank. Initially we wanted to specifically test their network alone, but after careful consideration we made the above changes.

Glad you made the change, with testing 200 sites it'd be narrowminded to use only 1 backlinking method
 
How much money you will pay for articles? Articles for website content, articles to get backlinks (for submission)
 
For those hating on BMR... I'd just like to say that its not just BMR but all high PR blog networks. Better off staying away from them. Subscribed, I'd love to see the results of this. I heard Google is banning a lot of MFA sites, are you planning on keeping these sites updated periodically? I also have about 12 micro-niche sites, but since I don't want the AdSense ban hammer, thinking about hiring a freelancer, making him an account on my blogs and pay him to submit an article on each one biweekly for even $10 per article as long as they are extremely high quality and engaging articles. Just started looking for a freelancer though, see if I can find one that fits my needs.
 
BMR are just rumors. Many of my buddies are still with them, and say they still provide a great service so I wouldn't be worried.

Good stuff WSOTesters. By the way: Are you outsourcing all the articles?\

Good journey, I'll keep on following!
 
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