How I make $10 / day with 30 min work only

All I can say is it works,I use to make about $300 per month using this method in very early days of my IM career.Made money from this invested in other ventures and never looked backed since.

Thanks OP.
 
I'm reading that all you guys seem to find it easy, does it mean that you have to be literate in codeing and things like that to work with it? I'm sorry i'm really new on this =/
 
I'm reading that all you guys seem to find it easy, does it mean that you have to be literate in codeing and things like that to work with it? I'm sorry i'm really new on this =/

Of course not. You just need wordpress installed. Wordpress is VERY easy to use. Download a guide for wordpress from any site. There are hundreds available.
 
This is a great guide and all but it takes a LONG time to get 20,000 pages on your website. Above you state that in 5 minutes you can post 10 pages.

There are 1,440 minutes in a day. This means, assuming you can post 2 pages per minute, you can post 2,880 pages per day (that is you spend EVERY single minute of the day posting). At this rate it will take 7 days to reach 20,160 pages. That's posting non-stop every minute of the week.

Let's say you don't want to stay up every minute posting for seven days straight and you want to split it into two weeks. If you wanted to split this work into two weeks you would be posting for every single minute for 12 hours straight.

While the OP might be making $10/day now from this method because he built it up overtime, there is no way someone can add all of these pages manually and make a realistic amount of money for their time. Now if you outsource it or pay someone to make a bot then that's another story...

Nevertheless, it's always good to see more methods being added, thanks OP!
 
As I know google caught up on sites using translation like this,but I'm not 100% sure about that.

A better way would be to get a human to translate the content,for 300$/month you can have someone work 8 hours a day for you,but without seo,and advanced kw research skills,it's not going to worth it.
Also,this is blackhat,and IF you are caught,you can say bye bye to your adsense acc.

It's nice to see people posting methods on BHW,too bad not enough members appreciate the effort.
 
This is a great guide and all but it takes a LONG time to get 20,000 pages on your website. Above you state that in 5 minutes you can post 10 pages.

There are 1,440 minutes in a day. This means, assuming you can post 2 pages per minute, you can post 2,880 pages per day (that is you spend EVERY single minute of the day posting). At this rate it will take 7 days to reach 20,160 pages. That's posting non-stop every minute of the week.

Let's say you don't want to stay up every minute posting for seven days straight and you want to split it into two weeks. If you wanted to split this work into two weeks you would be posting for every single minute for 12 hours straight.

While the OP might be making $10/day now from this method because he built it up overtime, there is no way someone can add all of these pages manually and make a realistic amount of money for their time. Now if you outsource it or pay someone to make a bot then that's another story...

Nevertheless, it's always good to see more methods being added, thanks OP!

one word - BOT

mass uploading content does work, i get random SE traffic by doing zero SEO, which is my number 3 traffic source.

i never thought about mass translating content until now, i appreciate the method OP.

maybe it can be my next mass upload project
 
I appreciate your thoughts, but if it didn't work for me I wouldn't post it here + I never got banned by Adsense for this. Here's one little trick - since Google is a bot, it checks article's uniqueness, not grammar, I'm not sure about English content (they seem to pay much more attention to it) but I've been using G translator content for a long time (not only for such sites), and no problem.

The only bad thing is that if you don't put Ads in a very visible place, you'll have a big Bounce Rate because content is "spoiled" for them to read. When they see nothing properly readable, they go to your sites other pages (Adsense sites).

BOT is a very good idea, it can save you tons of time.

And no, I'm not using this method anymore, I moved to bigger projects.

But my friends (who are new to IM) enjoy it well enough :D

All I can say it's safe and easy, if you have some doubts, make another account, just to feel calm while working.
 
Good method, choose your hosting base on the geo, boost more.. But i want to ask regard the content, what are the factors tht make u to choose and expect it will bring traffic? Random and try luck?
 
I think saying a 10% will make it to the first page is way too optimistic. I do SEO in Google.es and while the competition is lower than in Google.com, I really don't think an automatically translated site would ever make it to the first page, specially with no SEO work behind.

I guess you can get some long tail keyword traffic, but take into account your articles are written in broken Spanish/French/German. Not many people are searching for grammatically incorrect sentences.
 
I;m gonna give a try to this method..

thanks for posting, dude!
 
Have to setup the geographical option in webmaster to specific country or your getting visitors from other countries as well ?
 
How much old the website should be to approve in Google ?
 
@ cgpa2.17 - Endless amount of pages. I'm sure you happened to get visitors from non targeted keyword, let's say you're ranking for "make donuts", but you get visitor "how do I make healthy donuts at home?", that's the factor, long tail.

@ axtolip - I agree, %10 is too much, just saying, but I don't agree with you if you say that translated content can't be ranked, it sure can, Google translator doesn't translate everything 100% correct but many sentences happen to be right, that's where long tail goes. and there is no such thing as competition in this method, you must hope that your pages will rank for keywords that have zero competition and 10-20 searches / monthly.

@ otobese - Usually, I don't use webmaster tools / analytics on my sites, but choose the country you're targeting. (If you have German site, choose Germany, Austria, Swizerland etc)
 
Is it mandatory to leave the title in english?
what about if we translate it as well? for example in the spanish market, people don't make searches in english (in general), so we are losing traffic targeting only english keywords in the title.
What are your thoughts about this?

I will consider giving this a shot, for a steady and passive income stream, it will be helpful. Thanks OP!
 
Is it mandatory to leave the title in english?
what about if we translate it as well? for example in the spanish market, people don't make searches in english (in general), so we are losing traffic targeting only english keywords in the title.
What are your thoughts about this?

I will consider giving this a shot, for a steady and passive income stream, it will be helpful. Thanks OP!

You can try both, but I prefer leaving titles as it is, here's an example : If some Italian guy is typing "Toshiba 22 inch TV reviews" your site will be ranked higher because you have Italian content (not English), it also depends on niche, if you are targeting car keywords, no one types "car reviews" in Italian, right ? If you're curious about this, add English title, but have Italian in meta keywords / description, but it's too much headache for such a simple work.
 
You can try both, but I prefer leaving titles as it is, here's an example : If some Italian guy is typing "Toshiba 22 inch TV reviews" your site will be ranked higher because you have Italian content (not English), it also depends on niche, if you are targeting car keywords, no one types "car reviews" in Italian, right ? If you're curious about this, add English title, but have Italian in meta keywords / description, but it's too much headache for such a simple work.

Good point, so the niche should be something related to "international language" kind of keywords, like in your example. If in Argentina some guy searches "Como pescar bagres de mar", the keyword in english would be "how to fish sea cat-fishs", but in Argentina no one will type the english keyword, so no matter I have the body translated in spanish, the title will never be searched from a spanish person.
But if we target niches with brand names with low content of english words, I think it would work pretty nice.
 
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