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I make at least 40% more every month for the last 4 months. Sometimes more. We are on target to be making 7 figures a year by December.
Another stated:
I'll do 7 figures with adsense next year easy as well.
They all expect to be millionaires but they're not. They reminded me the old time when I thought I were a millionaire because of the extrapolation on my high tech stocks' monthly earnings.
I was falling down hard and learned a lesson.
Hope they are for real.
maybe thier house of cards may all fall down but I bet they would build more as they were falling
Steve
You would be suprised how many things have been leaked on here
"He that boasts of his own knowledge proclaims his ignorance"
I worked for a company that had well over 7 figures a month in terms of revenue. But there were also over 10 people working there..
Adsense has been good for me but not enough to pay the credit card bills yet!
Several of the big publishers are pulling in 2-4 million a month
On second thought, it does not matter, time to look into duping one of the business models.
Step 1. Create a site on a high value subject - Let's say "Widgets".
Step 2. Identify a high-value keyword consistent with that subject. (e.g., "Blue Widgets")
Step 3. Create a generic page about that keyword, with a paragraph or two of information with optimized keyword density, and optimized meta tags.
Step 4. Check Overture's inventory for that keyword.
Step 5. Create a variant of the generic page from Step 2 for each and every one of the Overture inventory results. (e.g., where you originally wrote "Blue Widgets", you create additional version for "Discount Blue Widgets", "Blue Widgets in California", "Blue Widgets with Cheese Sauce", "Naughty Amateur Blue Widgets", etc.)
Step 6. Create an index page for all of the variants.
Step 7. Post that "content" (the index page and all of the keyword variant pages) on a website with a reasonable PageRank, and link it to existing content such that spiders can find it (or submit the index page link directly to the major search engines).
Step 8. Start again at Step 2 with a slightly different high value keyword (e.g., "Green Widgets).
Surely that depends on the quality of the pages you create:
If you create a single page, and just swap the keywords in, and mix it all round a bit, then sure, you're producing rubbish and gaming the system. Short term strategy.
But if you write the best page you can for each and every keyword variation - providing exactly the sort of content that someone typing that keyword variation into a search engine is likely to be looking for - well that's just publishing what the customers want to read isn't it. Not really gaming the system - and a better long-term bet.
[edited by: Brett_Tabke at 6:29 pm (utc) on July 29, 2004]
[edit reason] no specifics please [/edit]
For one I'll just say thanks! I believe your numbers and they serve as inspiration and motivation for me :-).
MQ
The pages I looked at were all PR0 - yet ranking ok in the search results.
On the surface, they'd be easy to beat, by creating a proper site targeting those terms - but I suspect search volumes are so low for each term, they're hardly worth doing "properly".
Mind you.... I quite fancy a go at Financial Services - can't be any more competitive than what I'm doing now...
