Web Design

Here is an important thing to remember:

Your traffic comes from search engines and the value of the keywords comes the keywords found in your page.

What I am saying is that you should focus your efforts on finding low competition, high traffic keywords. Then try and focus your website content for high paying keywords. Don’t do anything stupid like copy/past or MFA type stuff etc etc.

I’ve made most of my money from game related websites. Most people know that game related websites pay TERRIBLE. However, my websites actually paid good because the game website was related to the game’s economy and trade. I ranked well in the keywords related to the game. Most of the keywords are low competition but get decent traffic. When the visitors came to my website the type of ads that would show up would be related to stocks/economics/finance all of which are high paying keywords. There are literally thousands of low competition high traffic keywords out there that no one SEOs for because the keywords are low paying!

For years, I did the exact opposite. I would find high paying keywords then build a website around those high paying keywords. I would try to rank for those high paying keywords. All of those keywords had high competition so I had little luck getting anywhere.

Wax Paper, Tin Foil, Kitchen Gadget. Go make those blogs and get rich!

Insurance, injury lawyer, mortgage are some of the top paying keywords. If your site is about AdSense Tips and Tricks, how do you write about injury lawyer? Write a short story about how an Injury Lawyer while chasing an ambulance was suddenly struck by a truck. As he was lying on the road, he was thining to visit his personal injury lawyer but than he saw an ad on the bill board. Lo and behold, it is an AdSense ad he advertised on Google … the story goes like this.

Forget about those sites:

- Find a niche market (250 searches per day minimum and competition of results smaller than 1,000,000)
- Buy a domain name (keyword rich)
- Develop a W3C website
- Create 20 pages of unique and relevant content (keyword rich)
- Do a slow link campaign (1-3 new links per week)
- keep adding new pages every single week
- keep adding links in a slow manner

Basically, do the best and most interesting site for your niche visitors.

In some months, 6-9, you’ll see traffic coming in from serp’s. First 10 uniques per day, than 30 per day and so on… Only then place Adsense ads.

Keep focusing yourself on same site and dominate the niche to get all daily searches + longtail keywords (this is for lesson #2)

Good luck. And yeah, it works for me.

Ok. Maybe some of you already know this. For those of you who haven’t heard about it yet, here is the thing.

By using google-translator you can have free unique content for your website regardless what your site is about.

Steps by step to Follow

1- Find an article about your topic. Just search on google according to your needs.
2- Open the google-translator webpage. Copy and past the article that you’ve found into google-translator .
3- Assuming it is in english. First translate it from english to spanish. Then Spanish to english again. Then from English to French. Then from French to German. Then from German to English.
4- Finally you get unique content for free. The meaning of sentences is very good.

Also it passes the copy*scape check. TESTED

Playing” with AdSense - Waste of Time

Hey guys. I have been playing around with ads for quite a few days now and
would like to say that my income had gone way down since then. It was as
if I had forgotten how to use the program. I had a brain fart. Yep. A major brain
fart.

AdSense isn’t rocket science - It’s basics

This is when I got on Youtube, watched some Joel Comm, and put the basics
back into my head once again. I set up my ads about 7 hours ago, woke up this
morning, and have had more income in 7 hours, then I did yesterday total. The
basics will make you the most money with AdSense. It’s as simple as that. (more…)

Let’s begin with the end in mind: “Success in any business always comes back to supplying a product that the public has a demand for and that the market has room for. Find the right niche and you are on the right path.”

What does niche marketing mean? Niche marketing is about finding small opportunities on the web, small areas in which people might be interested and for which they might be searching.

Big companies and experienced webmasters are not interested in these areas because they are not important enough. But a small business could be something in which you might be interested.

Perhaps a small mini website will not generate thousands of dollars every month; it might generate 100 bucks, for example. That is ok, if the effort involved in terms of creating this mini niche website is not too high; in this way, you could repeat the same business model again and again.

Taking into consideration that every small business could generate around $100 every month, with ten niches, you could earn $1.000 monthly. Does this sound better? And what if you could create 50 websites?

The first step in to finding a niche market is always keyword research. You need to find small markets which do not have competition. This is not as difficult as you might be led to believe.

Google has just released an exciting tool to do keyword research. It will probably be the only tool you need to find a niche. And best of all you pay “zero dollars” for it. That’s right… You pay nothing. Thank you Google! You have made our lives a lot less complicated.

Google search data is something we’ve all wanted to see for years, but had to contend with less accurate proxies such as Wordtracker and the Overture (Yahoo Search Marketing) keyword suggestion tool.

Google’s keyword tool (new and improved) service makes it easy to gauge an existing market simply by looking to see how many keyword searches are being conducted for your target product or service. It now finally shows actual numbers rather than just the relative search volume.