Nothing’s really wrong. Cooking niche has low RPM, and 3k visits/month is still small for AdSense. To make real money you need much more traffic, higher value keywords, or better monetization like affiliates or display networks beyond AdSense.
Yes. Some niches finance, health, SaaS basically require clean whitehat or you won’t last. Others like casino can rank with aggressive tactics, but it’s higher risk and shorter term.
It can work, but it’s risky in crypto. Guest posts on relevant sites are safer than random backlink buys. SEO is usually cheaper long term than ads, but slower and easier to mess up if links look unnatural.
Most realistic ways are freelancing or selling a simple service online. You can also build an affiliate or niche site, but it takes time. Avoid easy money methods they don’t last.
Once the homepage is deindexed, it’s usually domain trust damage. A “clean” homepage helps only if it’s truly separated. If it clearly links to DMCA content, it can still get hit. In DMCA niches, most people either isolate risky pages hard or rotate domains.
The basics are mostly the same. Personally, I’ve found website SEO a bit easier since you have more control, but YouTube can rank faster if the competition is low.
You can look at stripe Payment Links very smooth, card-friendly, PayPal.me, or Square payment links. All are much simpler for buyers and usually convert better than P2P-style checkouts.
Web 2.0s profiles won’t index without signals. Add real content, interlink them, and send a few links from already indexed pages. Light social RSS helps more than blasting indexers.
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