Google News Site JV - unique 50/50 same day pay

Hello, I've currently got a site that is set up to be a Google news site (custom logo, professional template/ design) but i can't keep up with the content.

I'm offering a generous deal here, for a 50/50 split on all PROFITS made from the site. This will mainly be used for google adsense, so we should easily hit $100 a day once accepted. So thats about $50 a day for you, or $1,500 a month once accepted. I was working with a friend on this, we were both building sites. he actually finished his, and got accepted, but I'm behind on content and need to catch up and get accepted. So i still know Google is accepting good looking sites, and mine looks better than his to be honest.

All of this is WHITE HAT, and completely legit.

The payment would be made via Paypal, and I would pay the same day i receive the check in the mail from google.

I am also a part of steve clayton's IMEye, so i have access to a database full of super high traffic keywords, and high paying adsense (upwards of $10 a CLICK). think about it, 500,000 searches a month for a keyword that gets $10 a click... we could make a few hundred that day. we can also drive traffic to clickbank offers as well and will split All profits from the site!

I will even draft up a contract if need be as this is copletely 100% white hat.

Let me know if you are interested. i'm only looking for one reputable partner.

I'm interested. PM me with info. I need to know exactly what I should do.

Thanks!

i can provide content i write and have a writer (english teacher in the US) that writes as well. This sound like it could be lucrative. PM sent

Things aren't as easy as what you make them out to be, even if your site gets accepted into google news it will be somewhere at the bottom of the ladder, meaning that if another side posts an article for the same newsfeature it will be likelly to rank higher than yours and as such yours wn't be shown on the first page.

I generally would be interested in it but would want some more details, domain age, amount of articles posted etc.

Mayson,

I work as a full time writer/blogger and would be interested in getting a few more details. Roughly how much content per day you would be looking to produce and the typical word count needed for these pieces.

Squelsh

darkface said:

Things aren't as easy as what you make them out to be, even if your site gets accepted into google news it will be somewhere at the bottom of the ladder, meaning that if another side posts an article for the same newsfeature it will be likelly to rank higher than yours and as such yours wn't be shown on the first page.

I generally would be interested in it but would want some more details, domain age, amount of articles posted etc.

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Your correct, Google news ranks articles in terms of the post date. if you write an article at 1:00 pm, and someone writes an article at 1:30 then you will be bumped down one spot and the 1:30 would be at the top. Google does this to keep the newest stories out there.

Here is some more details:

I will respond to the private message that i have received, but am busy at the moment. I just wanted to post this to give an update.

• The site will be hosted on an aged domain more than 1 year old
• The last updated article is January 9th, so content will have to be updated from that date. I have already done the content from i think September - January 9th. So it needs to be brought up to date before we submit.
• Once up to date, 3 articles will need to be posted per day of about 200 -250 words, just small news stories.

Update: i just checked, i hve 291 articles posted, about 100 of those are unique content!

Mayson said:

Your correct, Google news ranks articles in terms of the post date. if you write an article at 1:00 pm, and someone writes an article at 1:30 then you will be bumped down one spot and the 1:30 would be at the top. Google does this to keep the newest stories out there.

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Sorry but that is absolutely wrong. While google does look at the post date it does not bump newer articles above others. Google gives different trust levels to its news sites. Those with a higher trust level will outrank you even if you're post is newer. For example news from the Washington Times will always outrank you even if they are 4 days old and your's only an hour.

darkface said:

Sorry but that is absolutely wrong. While google does look at the post date it does not bump newer articles above others. Google gives different trust levels to its news sites. Those with a higher trust level will outrank you even if you're post is newer. For example news from the Washington Times will always outrank you even if they are 4 days old and your's only an hour.

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So if that is true, then "San Jose Mercury News (blog)" is more important than "ABC News" or "The Associated Press" ?

so what's stopping you from hiring an outsourcer? If ur going to make $100 a day and only need 3 aritcles a day.

I have not had any good experience with outsourcing work, especially articles. All I seem to get is some really bad rewrites who are paid by the word. If you find people with vested interest, everyone benefits.