In my honest opinion you are wasting your time building the web 2.0. The link to your website will carry very little value. Of course, if you are going to spend a ton of time working on the web 2.0 you'll get a decent link from it, but it will only be one link, so it's not worth the effort...
A keyword density of 5% is way too much. Anyways, if you are into writing, then why bother with these low paying gigs? There are hundreds of sites that pay anywhere from $50 to a few hundred for an article. Listverse, for an example, pays $100 and Toptenz pays $50.
1k visitors a day is a great milestone to reach, but if you are going to monetize your site with ads, then it's not gonna get you much money. Maybe 5 USD or a little more in a day.
Hi,
I'm interested in the following sites: site 7, site 24, site 38 and site 42. Would it be possible for me to see the sites before I place an order? Also, if you have any other sites that are affordable (below $200 per link) and suitable for linking to a pet niche site, then I'm interested...
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Are any of the sites suitable for linking to a pet niche site? If so, would it be possible for me to take a quick look at the sites before I place an order?
I've been a webmaster for five or so years and never have I ever clicked on my own ads. Doubtful that this is such a big problem for other webmasters.
As far as AdBlock is concerned, I don't use it. I think that if you visit a website, then the owner of that website has the right to try to make...
Now that I found the listing on Flippa, I'm a bit sceptical about the whole thing. I know that arbitrage sites can make money, but the figures of this current site are hard to believe. The guy claims to make $30k a month with little over 300k visitors. That's an RPM of $100. And that's crazy. I...
I think the reason why the owner of the site sold the site is because he can duplicate the old site and have a new one making money in no time. It's all paid traffic, and as he already know what works, he probably has no trouble setting up a new one. He probably sold the site just to boost his...
What niche are you in with the first Adsense site? Choosing the right niche is the most important thing. If you get that wrong, you can still reach your goal, but it will be a lot more difficult.
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