How To start from $250 -- noob

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I earned $250 from freelancer, I would like to invest wisely on to build my blogs to generate revenue from adsense, I need your help.

I have some blogs on technology, and all mixed kind of blogs, total 5 blogs currently I am managing, getting around 1000 page views daily from all 5 blogs without any SEO or any other tool.

Is any one experienced this kind of scenario when you had started your IM? Where should I invest to get more money like you guys?
 
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Energizedmale,

I would invest your money in the areas that have brought you success before. Aside from that, I suppose I would put it into content. That could be blog posts, video, eBooks or whatever helps you get to the end goal of making more money.

Best,

Shawn
 
It depends on u on which u are specialized!Best of luck mate!
 
Try that: buy xtumblebot (or a good tumblr bot) or a good pinterest bot, build a great cachy site, with adsense and CPM ads, and blast much traffic to it. With xtumblebot you can drive probably 2-5 k UV per day, if you build many tumblr acc. You will earn good.
 
You can invest money anywhere on web but you have to do some research before you invest in anything.
 
I think you should invest in your education, buy some course, for example copywriting course, web development course etc. You can offer more services and attract more customers.
 
You don't need $250 to start. Start with PPS as it is one of the easiest to start earning from. Buy a good looking $.99 domain from godaddy, and find a good and cheap hosting like for example Hostgator (now guys don't start commenting how bad HG is.. downtime won't matter for a newbie) , you can get the first month for 99 cents or something. Then make a website dedicated to a clickbank product. Be creative with your promotion techniques. We have 99999999 number of CB review websites, so that won't help. Once you are done with the money site, make a blog on the same domain and link it with the money site and start posting unique content (they do not need to be super awesome. Just make sure it's unique and readable) to the blog.
Now try topping a keyword. That's the biggest challenge you have to face. Not to mention again, be creative with your ideas.
 
Just THINK before you invest something online... Scammers everywhere...
 
g0g0l said:
You don't need $250 to start. Start with PPS as it is one of the easiest to start earning from. Buy a good looking $.99 domain from godaddy, and find a good and cheap hosting like for example Hostgator (now guys don't start commenting how bad HG is.. downtime won't matter for a newbie) , you can get the first month for 99 cents or something. Then make a website dedicated to a clickbank product. Be creative with your promotion techniques. We have 99999999 number of CB review websites, so that won't help. Once you are done with the money site, make a blog on the same domain and link it with the money site and start posting unique content (they do not need to be super awesome. Just make sure it's unique and readable) to the blog.
Now try topping a keyword. That's the biggest challenge you have to face. Not to mention again, be creative with your ideas.
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Thank you brother for such a detailed comment, I really would like to think on this way.
 
dude I got your PM. I am in office right now so can't explain more. I will give you some more insights when I am back home. Stay tuned.
 
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