You guys think it's possible? set up 100 blogs separate accounts, adsense + cpa. 100x4= 400$ a day. you guys think its a realistic idea?
It's possible, the reason for 10 is that they are easier to manager and keep consistent. Then your income would be more steady.
if you can manage 10, you can manage 100, and you can manage 1000. Just sit down and realise costs/overheads/etc. once you have a business model and its profitable and scalable go for it. if you have the few hundred dollars required to setup 10 blogs and everything, go for it. Once you've made your money back, just carry on expanding every single day and never give up =] I'm sure 100 blogs at $1 a day is alot easier than one blog at $100 a day!
it would depend on what time of promotion you are looking to do and short vs long term plan, as in sh*t traffic with spamming vs quality content and gradual growth. if you do first method with "the fast and the furious", a few blogs down wont be a big deal should they get taken down, however, having 10 with major time investment and 5 taken down because of some seo 'test' would be...sad
Thanks for the replies, I don't know how would you possibly keep 100 blogs alive and updated everyday? I hear about all the programs that copy articles automatically; I heard google doesn't accept this anymore?
It's possible.. Not easy but possible... BUT I can churn out $2.00 a day blogs that will start earning in two week's time.. That is easy... Then it's just the automation.. Currently my blogfarm (monetized blogfarm not my linking blogfarm) earns on average about $2.00 a day per blog... that's with a few hundred blogs on about about 50 ip's and a few hundred domains.. It's all about automation..
First try to make 1 blog earning 4$/day. If you can achieve this, then you can replicate this by 100 times.
There are ways to have a thousand blogs + and have fresh content on them daily. But we need to start at the beginning and the first step is to make 1 blog or website and learn how monetize it. Find your niche or subject, do some keyword research and see where you could fit in and then figure out how. Depending on what you select, you will be competing with some of the sharpest minds on the planet and fighting for internet real estate. Its all possible Just put how 'much you can possibly make' at the back of the bus, start driving, and actually make some money
Why not split 10 blogs with 100 subs that would be 10,000 blogs! I'd start learning how to build a 1 really good one before starting that the path of Multi-Blogs. WPMU is a steep learn curve for someone that hasn't built a blog before.
What monetization do you guys recommend? I use adsense and clickbank. I find my clickbank sales are inconsistent. Adsense is fairly consistent at about dollar per day, per blog.
how about related zip submits i habe only blogger blogs for now and dont really even know wth they are there but anyway i just could not figure editing wp template. well need add that "to-do" main blog atm is for "search engine optimisation" in finnish words for 1 mofo who cried river on his website about adblocker and 1 entertaiment site stealing his content or so lol wtf i say
Folks It seems to me that the model works something like this?: 1) Do market and keyword research. 2) Select niche and topic area 3) Create your blog and gradually add articles/web2.0 content over time (these could be done manually or by using automation). 4) Track website, tweak content and website usability as you go along. 5) Subsequently, building up back links, allowing user generated content to "value add" to the blog, maybe setting up a forum etc can follow. Now, some questions are: a) How many articles/web2.0 postings would you folks think would be adequate in creating a starting critical mass of articles? (some numbers that have floated around are about at least 20 articles, each being added to the blog every about 1 to 7 days until you have all 20 articles added) b) Let's say you've added 6 or 8 articles and they still aren't bringing good traffic after ..oh, say 6 weeks. Then what ?: i) Should you try and find more keywords? ii) Should you re-tweak your SEO for the existing articles? iii) Should you continue to add articles anyways, until you hit 20? And if you still aren't getting good results, then what? iv) Should you consider using other means of marketing the website online (e.g. using myspac3, fa3ebook, Craig sl ist, and others). v) What other options could be used and most importantly, what are the deciding factors that would lead you to choose a particular action to improve the situation? I'm a noob and certainly not a pro. I guess some of these questions help me and maybe other folks answer the question: Now that I've built it, if things aren't working out, then what do I do? There are so many possible actions that can be taken when things don't work out, but noobs like me could be barking up the wrong alley and spending effort, which could be directed elsewhere? Please do share your thoughts and experience. Thank you. Cheerio P.S. Or could the real secret be in the keyword research? (a question I raised elsewhere but now one's talking about it ) Do keyword research right and you WILL get your results eventually? If this is the case, what is the right way to do such keyword research? :flame: :flame: :flame:
Yeah, that is what I have been doing with porn blogs... I get about $150 per day with a combination of 30 blogs. The hard work was setting them up with original content which was as easy as copy and pasting img and url link code from adult forums like pornbb and then using various SEO tactics found on here to gain traffic... I use adbrite,alt.com, clips.com, and affiliatefuture for ads. I haven't found a way to automate that doesn't look hokey like some that I have seen, but I'm working on it.
Make Niche Blogs one by one~ Adding your CPA links to each, maybe 1 way linking to eachother as you make them?
Could someone show a blog that is making at least 1$ per day and what work was requiered to get it to that level. Just to get some general idea and see if you can maintain 100 blogs like that.
