[Method] Turn $20 Into $1,000 in 10 Days

I have seen similar method in some old thread. Anyway thanks This is method still works if done in right way.
 
I have seen similar method in some old thread. Anyway thanks This is method still works if done in right way.

As mentioned a couple of posts ago, this is an old method but I wanted to show that it'still effective. Just like with anything else though as you mentioned it has to be executed properly to work in the short and long term.

Veyron
 
Wow, very good method to earn money but if someone do it accordingly to Google guideline then more chances of success.
 
Wow, very good method to earn money but if someone do it accordingly to Google guideline then more chances of success.

May I ask which "Google Guidelines" you're referring to?

Veyron
 
I read the whole thread to see if the OP posted theme recommendation but he did not mention it at all. Lol

This completely slipped my mind and I apologize. I'll get these posted soon for you and everyone else who was looking for themes.

Veyron
 
Thankxx good share (but old)

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When you did this method, how were you processing payments from the Dentists..paypal?
With ads/banners, were they static or rotating gifs? If you did rotating gifs either animated gif or javascript function, I would think you could do 20 ad placements in 4 or 5 ad spots.

Also, would it be suggested to boost traffic to the site? That way, the dentists, doctors, lawyers or whichever niche can maybe get a tiny ROI back from this monthly. If done this way, i would think you can easily make this into a recurring ad suscription. at 200$, it is only $50 per week for them. Which should be very good cost vs. benefits.
 
Ranking is important in my experience. Solid method, though (if an old one).

The key is this: target VERY EASY to rank niches.

Dentists are not easy to rank quickly. Maybe they are for others, or in certain situations, but after doing this for almost 20 years, I can't rank a dentist review site over night in a white hat manner.

Focus on the easy niches. Trust me, there are tons. It doesn't matter about traffic AT ALL. Most of these niches don't get much. BUT . . . the handful of people who search them out each month are GOLD for the local businesses in those niches . . . and, thus, for you.
 
I imagine you can automate this by using a template site for all your target cities and simply changing the city name and domain name, same with template articles; ads positioning and harvesting the emails could be automated as well as sending the initial offer, theoretically you can cover all occupations/cities within days if you automate this.

well...i have a new bot in the making.
 
I was more thinking of increasing the traffic if at some point I'd sell the site.

Dr. Acula, how many sites do you typically have running at once like this? I'm curious since you mentioned 20 years experience..
 
This completely slipped my mind and I apologize. I'll get these posted soon for you and everyone else who was looking for themes.

Veyron

I'm not quite sure why you can't just post the name of an appropriate theme (or multiple appropriate themes) for these people who want to know.
Seems to me like it shouldn't take more than 1 second since you have experience with this theme (or these themes). It's almost hard to believe that it slipped your mind, even though it's been mentioned close to 10 times in this thread, and multiple times by you.
 
I was more thinking of increasing the traffic if at some point I'd sell the site.

Dr. Acula, how many sites do you typically have running at once like this? I'm curious since you mentioned 20 years experience..

Well, 20 years experience with IM, not all of it using this method. I have quite a few of these sites. I've never been able to sell them, though. I suppose I get too attached after all the work, and then there's the future potential. My advice is always rent or go for leads. I've tried leads a few times and never had any luck (although, I suppose I might have had if I'd tried harder). Your typical business either wants to buy or rent - what they're used to. Renting is best and never use the same figure for each business. Find out what their per unit profit is (or get an idea) and negotiate up or down from a portion of that.
 
I'm not quite sure why you can't just post the name of an appropriate theme (or multiple appropriate themes) for these people who want to know.
Seems to me like it shouldn't take more than 1 second since you have experience with this theme (or these themes). It's almost hard to believe that it slipped your mind, even though it's been mentioned close to 10 times in this thread, and multiple times by you.

I posted part two of this method yesterday in which I posted the themes.

Veyron
 
My advice is always rent or go for leads. I've tried leads a few times and never had any luck (although, I suppose I might have had if I'd tried harder). Your typical business either wants to buy or rent - what they're used to. Renting is best and never use the same figure for each business. Find out what their per unit profit is (or get an idea) and negotiate up or down from a portion of that.


So if basing the fee on the client's per unit profit, what % were you using?

I was thinking more of a flat rate monthly. For instance, if a typical visit would cost a patient $50-100 just for the visit, maybe $500 minimum with work done.. I'd be assuming at the very least their revenues would be around 5k monthly even at a small office in the US. So you could charge them $300-500 monthly easily as it's only up to 2% of their accounts receivable. After all, in the world or advertising a simple ad spot can be upwards into the thousands depending on assumed traffic/users/viewers etc.
 
hey Veyron excellent guide, but i need some help. i wanted to know if this strategy still works ?
 
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