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If you have a good story to tell, please do. I'm sure many of us would surely benefit from your story, and/or advice on the subject.
Also, do you set goals on what numbers you want to achieve?
Thank you in advance.
For the posters with small amounts, don't get discouraged. I've been adding pages steadily since joining AS and my numbers as well as traffic are rising slowly but constantly. You have to start somewhere. Just don't get too involved with numbers at first. Adding quality content on a regular basis is what will make your site rank high in search engines and repeat visitors.
Can anyone help get us the correct link posted here?
Thanks.
[edited by: martinibuster at 11:33 pm (utc) on Dec. 19, 2005]
[edit reason] Added a sneaky link. ;) Y [/edit]
MikeNoLasteName very inspirational numbers posted $845 and $870. Keep up the good work.
Rookiecrd1 excellent day of $1520! That is the highest posted in this thread so far.
I'm still looking to break the $30 mark, but getting closer all the time. Thanks all.
A month or so back, I wrote the following on my white-board, by way of self- encouragement!
"An article a day makes Google-ads pay"
Reading Brett's excellent "26 Steps", this is the most often-mentioned piece of advice he gives, so it must work ;)
November was a great month for me also. One day in Mid November I hit $1520. That was my best ever.
That's excellent!
My best day was around $1200, and that's thanks to a mention in a frontpage article of a prominent newspaper, in addition to above average days from my smaller sites.
There's nothing better than getting mentioned in the media, whether it's in the NYTimes or on Slashdot - both will help your bottom line. Just make sure your server can handle the blow.
I got mentioned in the Washington Post, but on a subject which has really, really low-value clicks. So I got the traffic, maintained the standard eCPM, and made... essentially nothing. ;-)
That's rough. My site that got mentioned on my big day is one of the "big" sites for a pretty popular term, so I sure made out well.
I have a mini-site that has no AdSense but sells products, and when that was mentioned in an online article, seeing the sales inrease was a very rewarding experience, as it was my product being sold, rather than just more clicks.
you earn like 50 bucks a day (some 10x that) and you call that BAD?!
i could live likea #*$!en king for the rest of my life with that
i need you to mail me your urls
how the hell do you get that kinda traffic SHEESH
Then, I woke up this morning to see how much $$$ I made while I was sleeping. I opened up my IE to my new site and I saw a distressing sight, "Bandwidth Exceeds... blah, blah, blah" - What the?
I immediatley emailed my new hosting company. Autoresponder, ugg!
I was on the phone since 7AM this morning trying to get in touch with my hosting company. Finally, at 1PM this afternoon, I got a call back. I upped my bandwidth (at an additional cost of course), to 100 gigs.
I am happy to say, "I am up & running again," and focusing on the $50 mark.
With the help of my new website and a beefed up bandwidth plan, it expect it won't be long before I reach it.
Billy, no problem, first I need you to tell me WHERE I can "live like a king" for $50/day.
But here's a hint: It helps to have a site dedicated to a subject that visitors AND advertisers are willing to pay a lot for information about, rather than necessarily a lot of traffic.
i make like 10 bucks a day and i really spend 100% of my time writing quallity contents and really really have tried hard and its pissing me off
grr