Adsense is one of the things that has always intrigued me. (Before I forget, grab this blog’s free 55+ report on how to make money with adsense).
My first earnings in ‘passive income’ was through Adsense – a proxy website in 2007/8 that was making $20.00+ per day without me working on it. I promoted it in the standard way you promoted proxies at the time – social bookmarking swaps (Digg/StumbleUpon) mainly and for some reason it shot up to those levels in less than a week.
I used to get excited logging into my account every day, realizing I’d done jack all work and seeing that twenty dollars. Eventually I moved onto other things after I was scammed out of that site… but I’ll always remember the ease of it.
I’ve recently (as in the last few months) concentrating on focusing on niche website development again, focusing on building basic websites around long tail keywords and using Adsense/affiliate products on them. This was the main reason for starting my company – I want to build up enough passive income so that I can retire I can relax a bit more than I’m currently doing so. 
Anyways, I’ve seen a reasonable amount of success with Adsense, but wanted to take it a step further and build it up to higher levels… here’s my strategy, the tools I used and how you can get started.
My Adsense Inspiration
There are two main people that are the reason for this focus:
a) Grizz – I suck up to him all too often on here (when I owned it in the past, at least 
) and it’s because he’s awesome. There’s enough free information on his site to get you started – check out How To Make Money For Beginners. Solid info.
b) Xfactor – another Adsense king (to the tune of $300 – $500 a day). Read his Warrior thread for 30+ pages of free information that will help you get started with Adsense.
Now see, the main problem people have is getting traffic. Once you get that targeted traffic, you can pretty much use it for whatever you want – Adsense, affiliates, products, whatever. My primary goal is Adsense and self created products, but what you do is up to you.
What John (Xfactor) recommends is that you go after product keywords, where the searcher is looking to buy something / information about buying something and thus are more likely to click your ads. I’ve followed this for some sites and have found it works pretty well – a CTR of 50% and over at times depending on the template used.
Now of course there are tools that help shorten time with various parts of this however knowing that a lot of people don’t have money to get started I’ll provide both the free way (how I started) and a few tools that I use now.
The Free Way To Making Money With Adsense
Blogger vs Hosted Websites
Although I used to look down on Blogger, despite starting with a blogger blog myself (about football, in case you were wondering), Grizz and a few other sites changed my opinion. See the misinformation I was given after reading various ’social’ blogs was that blogger blogs couldn’t rank, were less powerful than standard sites etc. Through experience (I’ve tried blogger blogs to rank for one day/week “hot trend” keywords that I didnt want to buy and setup a site around) and from looking at Grizz’s blog, which is a Blogger blog and ranked for top keywords, I have to admit that Blogger is just as powerful as Wordpress or HTML sites – it all depends on how you use it.
However, if you’re going after a keyword that has any kind of long term value I always recommend you buy the domain ($9 from Name.com using the coupon code CRUSHIT) and setup a Wordpress site on hosting ($0.01 your first month with Hostgator using the coupon code 404page or jury).
The main reason for this is because I love Wordpress, being a code newb and more importantly this gives you a way out.
See I’ve always been someone that looks at the immediate rather than the long term, which has been stupid in the past (for example I’ve taken an up front $2,000 for a site making $200 passively per month), something I’m going to change however if you have a need you have your way out in the form of selling the site when you own it. Selling a Blogger blog is against TOS whereas you have no problem listing your own site (say you have an emergency and need $$$, or don’t have the time for online stuff anymore, you get the idea).
So get your own domain and hosting.
Okay, now step by step the free way to making money with Adsense.
Finding a keyword – Google Keyword Tool
Google Keyword Tool gives you suggestions for keyword variations (for example, if you type weight loss it’ll give you 50-100 long tails/related keywords).
Type in a keyword of your choice and play around with it. Make sure you change “Match Type” on the drop down box to Exact.
You’ll get dozens of keywords. Look for anything with 2,000 searches per month and up on the Global Monthly Search Volume after sorting it in descending order.
Above is an example search for “table” shown sorted in descending order (taken a long time ago but the tool hasn’t changed since then ).
Your next step is judging the competition for individual keywords.
Read this post on how to analyse your competitors to see whether you could outrank them.
A simple rule – I’ve found that if the exact keyword is available in .COM / .NET / .ORG and there isn’t another site developed with that keyword (for example, if dressingtable.org was available and .COM and .NET weren’t developed sites) the term is easy as hell to rank for.
Domains are powerful – I’ve found simply by setting up a Wordpress blog with plugins and the exact keyword as my domain I’ve ranked top 5-10, sometimes without any backlinks at all.
If there is another site and it’s developed, it means ranking is still possible but you’d be pitting your skills against another internet marketer. Never scared me but if you’re starting out you may not want to do that.
Once you find a keyword, and after checking out your competition you want to see if the domains are available.
A site that helps you check whether the keyword is available as a domain in .COM / .NET / .ORG extension is Instant Domain Search. Simply enter your term and it’ll automatically search for you.
You may want to do this before you analyse your competitors.
Next step – is this keyword going to make me any money?
Two ways to do this.
Easiest way is Spyfu.com – plug in your keyword and see if are ads.
Generally you’d estimate you get around half of the ad cost so look for a minimum ad cost of $0.40 per keyword.
Here it’s just under $0.40, but there are a lot of advertisers – depending on competition strength we’d still probably go for this keyword.
Now we’re still covering the free way to get started – this can take a lot of time but I’ll list it. If you’re going to use Blogger.com, you’d check if your keyword is available as keyword.blogspot.com and setup a site.
I’m going to assume you have enough money for a domain and hosting (under $10 for your first site – if you don’t have that write a couple articles or sell something you own on ebay) so let’s cover Wordpress setup.
With Hostgator your control panel has Fantastico – I’m not going to cover that as that would make this post too long but basically it’s a breeze and takes about 2 minutes to setup.
Once Wordpress is setup, you need a theme:
Best Free Themes for Adsense
There are two I’ve used in the past:
1) Pilkster
2) Bluesense
I’ve found that Pilkster tends to do slightly better CTR wise but Bluesense looks a lot more professional (a lot less like an MFA site )
Plugins for your WP Blog
The first two are the main ones you need. If you want to save time, though, get:
The bottom three help track stats, and add a privacy policy / contact form to your site (needed for Adsense sites)
Also get an Akismet API key (if you don’t have one) and activate it to stop most spam.
You’re looking to setup a website with 2-5 articles as pages, targeting your main keyword and any sub keywords you’ve managed to find.
An example niche site that was sold on Flippa recently is Cheap Picture Frames (this site is HTML).
Once that is done your aim is to build backlinks to it. John recommends article marketing, but you can also use forum signatures, blog commenting, social bookmarking, linkwheels… or even hijack existing links.
Sites will bounce around for the first couple weeks so build a few and build backlinks depending on whether they’re ranking (ie if you’re ranking at no5, building a few backlinks may see you rise to no2).
The paid way to make money with Adsense
There are three things I recommend you get that will save you time.
1) Micro Niche Finder (aff link)
Basically does all the steps of the keyword research above in about 3 minutes for all your keywords. I’ve heard Market Samurai is decent too and plan to try it soon, but I’m pretty happy with MNF.
MNF costs $97 and if you have the money get it as it drastically saves time. If you don’t want to spend, that’s fine – you can get it later.
Here’s a couple examples of the results MNF gives you:
Keyword, local / global results, ad cost, strength of competition and domains available (exported into Excel).
Here’s what the actual results from the tool look like. Pretty slick.
So instead of going to Instant domain Search, Spyfu, Google Keyword Tool and Google to check the various results, you have everything displayed for you.
Again, you don’t need it but it’ll save you time. You can get Micro Niche Finder here.
2) Clickbump themes (non aff link)
Another thing that’ll save you time. The Clickbump theme provides you with five variations of a theme made for Adsense / affiliate sites, and have a sweet backend that lets you input your ads, change theme, colour etc easily.
Costs $47. Not needed again (you can go with the free themes) but it gives you some variety if you want that. Check it out at clickbump.com.
3) Xfactor course (non aff link)
Basically all the content of the thread and a little more than that summed up into 90+ pages of Adsense advice. Costs $77. Not needed (spot a trend here…? ) but it’s very detailed and will help you understand Adsense better / save you some time. Check it out at Adsense Masters Course.
Another couple resources:
Forum thread with more Adsense information
Make Money With Adsense Today.com Griz
Unfortunately since I rebought this blog the posts seem to be way too long… but I hope the information above helped. And of course if you have questions/comments etc, the comment section is below.
February 6th, 2010 at 9:49 am
Jason, your back!
I have missed your long posts… Hehe.
You got some solid information there, and I’m sure a lot of people will find it useful (if they read it all
)
I’m in the process of learning to do affiliate. I mean, I have done it before, but not in a big scale.
One tiny tip: If you see an advertiser placing ads on your site for a long period of time trough adsense, see if the site being advertised has an affiliate program. If it does, sign up, and replace the adsense with ads about that site/product. :0) If done right, you will be making more by dropping the middle mans.
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Kindle Cover (1 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 11:22 am
Good tip on “dropping the middle men”
And as usual, your post never cease to amaze me as well, Jason.
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 4:56 pm
Glad you liked the post Yan!
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 4:56 pm
Great tip Staale, good example of thinking outside the box. I remember when you were working the poll method… ages ago.
Like yourself I’ll be working on some PPC campaigns/other affiliate marketing when I have the time.
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February 6th, 2010 at 9:56 am
Jason,
Just when I was about to chuck Adsense because of the low payout, you make me want to give it another go.
Google greed changed their payout from approximately 75% to approx. 72% to the publishers. The rate is not consistent across the board. Their favored status big time operators get a higher cut and we peons are dribbled even lower amounts. Do no evil, Ha!
Well I absolutely love what Griz does. His in-your-face no BS attitude is incredible and he is number one with a Blogger blog, go figure. Everyone should follow Griz. His output is a long time in between posts but his rants are the very best on the web.
OK, so will try spyfu and some of your hints.
Thanks.
Rich
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 4:58 pm
When you’re as rich and as big as Google are… you can do almost anything you want I guess
Good luck with the niche sites!
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February 6th, 2010 at 12:47 pm
Good info Jason. Thanks for that.
Now tell us the story of how you got scammed out of that site!!!
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 5:00 pm
Since this was in 2007, it may be a bit too late for that story.
Luckily (heh :rollseyes: ) I was scammed for $230 ish more recently which I will post about when I have the time.
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Jay (131 comments) Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 1:54 pm
It’s never too late for a good story man.
Don’t be ashamed.
Lay it on us!
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February 6th, 2010 at 2:55 pm
Jason.. seems like a great post.
I am utterly unable to concentrate on anything right now. Will read this post later with cool mind. I hope yo have heard about paypal screw up.
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1681660
How much it affected you?
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 5:03 pm
Arpit,
My Paypal account was setup in Hong Kong so haven’t been affected, had a payment I made to a partner returned to me but that’s about it.
I’ve heard from a lot of people that have been screwed over by Paypal though, Paypal look to have fucked things up royally.
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February 6th, 2010 at 3:08 pm
With Adsense, unless you have volume traffic the payouts are low. Your advise here is worthy of emulating. Your post is certainly long but if you have to cover all the details that you have, and they are all valuable tips, it is necessary.
Thank you.
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 5:07 pm
Nicole,
Depending on the keyword, Adsense may be better than products.
Ie 50 clicks at $0.5 = $25.00
1/50 clicks (2% conversion) buys a product you recommend which gives you $25 commission = $25
Difference is that Adsense pays you for every click. Of course there are some sites which are far better suited to products – you could make upto $40-$200 per sale as opposed to max probably a few dollars per click.
The main thing is building up these sites and getting them ranked, once that’s done you can try everything
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Nicole Price (80 comments) Reply:
February 18th, 2010 at 2:41 pm
Thank you for responding with such detailed explanation Jason. I was not expecting you to and I am very happy to have learnt another lesson in commenting activity. Thank you.
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February 6th, 2010 at 4:49 pm
A few things I’d add…
First, don’t be afraid of using something other than .com/.org/.net unless you’re planning of flipping the domain. If you’re planning for a long term SEO campaign, .info, .biz, .us and other domain types will do just fine. These secondary domains get an undeserved bad rap, just like Blogger blogs.
Also, when buying a ‘new’ domain, make sure that it’s never been registered and used before. There are a lot of keyword rich domain names around that have been abused, dropped and deleted from the registration database but that haven’t been dropped from being penalized by Google. Use domaintools.com to investigate this history.
I recommend avoiding the Google Sitemaps plugin because it generates a big server processing load. One of the quickest ways to get your shared hosting account shut down is to eat up huge amounts of processor time. In fact, I’ve gotten where I’m using WordPress less and less and using more static HTML/PHP solutions that don’t require database access or extensive dynamic processing.
Frank C´s last blog ..Earn Online Cash with .Info Domains
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 6th, 2010 at 5:14 pm
Frank,
Thanks for the valued advice, especially re Wordpress. I’ve been told by others that WP is a bitch to manage (upgrades, security flaws etc) when you have 100s of sites and HTML is better, so will look at converting when I hire a full time designer.
Re the domains, one of the reasons I don’t use .info etc because of the reasons you’ve said – I’ve heard from others about how .info are cheap so are used for spam sites etc so G devalues them. I did do my own testing (setup two sites, same theme, same plugins, no backlinks and the .org ranked higher than the .info) – I stopped using .info after that.
Of course the main reason is should you sell a site a .info is looked at as lower quality than .com/.net/.org… even though it shouldn’t make a difference if both are earning money, it does.
Will check out your new site
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February 7th, 2010 at 12:34 am
Hey Jason, great post again, just curious though, I have been hearing here and there that AdSense isn’t as good as it used to be, what is your opinion on that?
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 3:48 am
I heard it used to be better (my past experience with Adsense was proxies / arbitrage, not niche sites), but it’s working fine so far for me.
The main thing is getting traffic and this guide shows you how to find + rank for long tails that do. Once you have that you can play around with Adsense, affiliate stuff, product sales… etc
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February 7th, 2010 at 5:13 am
You neglected to mention you can use your own domain name with Blogger and that can save you some money on web hosting.
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February 7th, 2010 at 5:27 pm
Stop being lazy and change your RSS Feed to show the whole post
I usually read your posts via e-mail on my cell phone but it sucks having to try to read it on your site… um, from my cell phone.
But good post, definitely in detail… of course, there are a LOT of different ways to make money with Adsense and I’ve been doing a wide variety of it over the years.
Anyways, let me know about the RSS Feeds via e-mail…
Jay
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Wealth For Teens (3 comments) Reply:
February 8th, 2010 at 2:35 pm
I am subscribed through feedburner I think, and it showed the whole post, are you using a different service?
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 3:49 am
Jay,
Me too – it shows the whole post for me (not through Aweber though, but that’s specifically set up like that).
What service are you using?
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February 7th, 2010 at 8:06 pm
This post rocks. The process doesn’t look particularly easy, but nothing comes for free. I’ve only started digging through the warrior forum link, but there are some gems in there.
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 3:49 am
Glad you liked it, and good luck
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February 9th, 2010 at 12:11 am
Nice info. I like long posts.
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February 9th, 2010 at 5:49 pm
Hi, I bought CheapPictureFrames.org and have to say, while it hasn’t lived up to the revenue advertised, it has done pretty well with me just letting it sit there. Thanks for the referral/link love!
Dave
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 3:53 am
Dave,
When it went for sale it was around 5-6 in G, now it’s 11 for me – off the first page where most of the traffic comes from.
It also has 3,000 links more than it did, most from the same site – think that is doing more harm than good.
Good to hear you’re happy with the revenue though, using the info in this post you can now build more
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February 9th, 2010 at 6:22 pm
Grizzly is definitely the man when it comes to making money online with AdSense, anyone starting out should set aside a few days (or weeks) and read every single post + comment on his site. Much more valuable then all the stuff the A-listers post.
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 3:54 am
Yup, reading his posts definitely helped me get started, as with John.
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February 10th, 2010 at 5:54 pm
Your posts always have inspired me to start trying to earn with adsense. I have had mildy succesful forums and proxy sites in the past but gained little from adsense. I have started my first niche website today, but my host has gone down for my proxy sites – which were starting to bring in around $1 a day.
Annoying and frustrating.
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February 10th, 2010 at 6:06 pm
Hey Jason,
Quick question… Do you worry about hitting a new domain with a lot of incoming links too quickly? I’ve heard this can get a site “sandboxed”…
I’ve got a keyword domain that’s already ranking first page – indexed a couple days ago. Naturally, I want it to be #1… Can I add, say, 10 links from articles/Web 2.0 sites/etc… a day? Is this too much? Could I get away with more?
Thanks buddy… Great to see you back!
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February 10th, 2010 at 11:00 pm
@ Jeff
Building backlinks must be done slowly, at an increasing or constant pace. Initially, however, you have to start off slow, perhaps 5 a day. If you build around 500 backlinks a day, especially with a new domain, then you risk getting your rankings compromised. And with adding 10 links a day from those sites is a great idea, keep at it, success will come.
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Jeff (6 comments) Reply:
February 11th, 2010 at 4:18 am
Thanks PSN… Appreciate the advice!
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February 11th, 2010 at 6:34 pm
Hello Jason. Great to see you back on the site. Honestly, I gave up reading your blog after the sale, since none of the latter posts offered specific values (and were quite boring too).
Great post as usual. Just a question. What do you think a good/decent search volume is? You mentioned an optimum price per ad, and I was wondering if you can similarly recommend a optimum figure which makes a keyword worth targeting. Thanks for the post again.
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:22 am
Search volume I’d recommend a minimum of around 3,000 on Google keyword tool (exact). I estimate that my site will get half that and all you need is 20 – 50 visitors a day for your site to make $1/day.
Of course you can add on other long tails that will add to the total search volume for all keywords on your site.
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February 11th, 2010 at 10:30 pm
Man this post is really helpful at least for me. I have read it somewhere in digital point forum but was not so clear about how to know the competitors strength regarding particular keywords.
University kid has clearly described it . Now my question is , can we earn as much as a site earns from a free blog? And what you think, if we create 100s of micro niche sites *having not more than 5 pages each* or promote and stick to just one blog or site and increasing its pages with quality contents? please do post about this stuff…waiting to know your view in this…
Anyway thankx for this nice and informative post!!! Keep it up
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:24 am
Hey winner,
Depends on each site. Promote the others that you think could earn big, and leave and sit on the ones that are making you relatively small money for not a lot of work.
When you have more sites you have diversity in case something happens to one of them, so try and have 3-4 at the least.
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February 12th, 2010 at 12:31 am
By the way I also use Kontera and you can make a lot of money too, pretty much the same strategies for Adsense can be used.
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February 13th, 2010 at 4:02 am
Jason,
I can’t say how much I’ve missed your posts. In fact, I was just about to unsubscribe from your blog until I read your post about buying The University Kid back again.
Brenda
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Jason (703 comments) Reply:
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:24 am
Hey Brenda!
Welcome back to the blog and hope to stick around
Jason
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February 13th, 2010 at 7:51 pm
Nice, really, it’s an excellent post!
I use Google Adsense since 2008 (actually, my account was created in 2007) and I’ll check some links you indicated. Thanks!
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February 14th, 2010 at 1:47 am
wow, that is very complete article about how make money in adsense. Until now I concern to make money, but not yet success.. lol
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February 14th, 2010 at 9:39 am
What you have write is very useful and informative.But I can’t use adsense in my coz it is very new.I have to wait another 5 months to use it.
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February 15th, 2010 at 4:43 pm
Awesome information, a lot better than those that try to bundle it up in a fancy eBook to sell it to you.
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February 16th, 2010 at 2:38 pm
It is my first comment in your blog and I am very impressed the way you have discussed here about your adsense success.You have got massive success. Thanks for sharing.
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February 17th, 2010 at 6:33 pm
We want new post, we want new post, we want new post …….
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February 21st, 2010 at 5:39 am
Great lookin blog you got here Jason! Looks like we’re in similar niches… I couldn’t even tell you how I stumbled onto it (I tend to Google something then wander for hours), but I’m looking forward to reading up on your newest content!
And great post! I’ve yet to implement adsense on my blog, still undecided as I really like the feel of a “clean” blog. But, we’ll see.
Talk soon,
Garrett
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February 21st, 2010 at 7:06 am
Now dont get lazy Jason… We want new post….
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February 27th, 2010 at 4:27 pm
Hey bro, I enjoyed reading your articles a lot. This is a very informative thing about adsense. It’s very detailed and I learned a lot from it Jason!
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March 9th, 2010 at 7:56 pm
Hey, great post, it teaches me a lot of useful things to know for a new blogger! Thanks a lot!
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March 10th, 2010 at 7:54 pm
I agree with you…I make use of adsense and I’ve blogged few tips and tricks (based on my personal experience) on how to make optimal use of it to make good deal
http://infopediaonlinehere.blogspot.com/p/google-affiliate-program-adding-adsense.html
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March 12th, 2010 at 5:40 am
Great post, I’ve followed each of the resources you site and they do work well and would also like to say thanks a lot for sharing all the insight, not only you but griz and xfactor too.
Thanks again.
joe
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March 13th, 2010 at 2:33 pm
thanks for this great post. though i not have adsense account..:)) lol
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March 19th, 2010 at 11:24 am
Such a long long post but i took time on reading it. Thanks for the tip on choosing ‘exact’ i didn’t know that until now. i want to make some niche sites. that is one of my dream to build sites and have some passive income without doing anything
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April 3rd, 2010 at 4:31 pm
Great post thanks, the ground work needed before you actually start is a bit extensive but certainly is worthwhile.
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April 6th, 2010 at 2:15 pm
Making money in the Internet is not so simple as everyone think, make money working online with simple membership websites, or CPA is one of the most often choices, but not the easiest ones . One of the easiest ways, maybe not so profitable as CPA is Google AdSense websites, there are a thousands of great templates optimized for this , promotion of niche keywords in Google is very simple.
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April 12th, 2010 at 5:41 pm
Another great post with really useful information. Wish I had found this blog ages ago, as I have learnt more than I have in much of the searching I have done in the past couple of months. Thanks again!
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April 23rd, 2010 at 3:59 pm
Very great post again! One of your best article in this blog i think, very useful with full of informations.
I used Bloggers too in the past but i decide to move to Wordpress for a best management. Good tool for keywords, thanks. ^^
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May 27th, 2010 at 3:16 pm
I love this post it’s already paid for my nights out last month (I went out to dinner 7 times). Thanks Jason
What I have found out is that people search for the most ridiculous things my advice to others – don’t discount anything because you think it’s too ridiculous.
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May 27th, 2010 at 5:21 pm
I follow X factor method. Especially his micro niche tips… But its not as easy as been said. The key factors in earning via adsense is consistency, determination and continuous update of blog with unique content…ANyway thankx for these tips…
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May 28th, 2010 at 4:40 am
What you guys think of market samurai? Isn’t it the best option. I think we need to buy it for all options to be activated but free version also got keyword research which is the actual need here…Plz post your view regarding this…
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June 22nd, 2010 at 1:00 pm
What you guys think of market samurai? Isn’t it the best option. I think we need to buy it for all options to be activated but free version also got keyword research which is the actual need here…Plz post your view regarding this…
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June 23rd, 2010 at 3:05 am
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June 30th, 2010 at 12:02 am
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July 14th, 2010 at 3:44 pm
Awesome, this post is like an ebook for free! Can’t wait to read your ebook I just signed up for…..will do after I leave here….seem to be stuck here with all this free stuff you’re just giving away! I haven’t earned hardly any money with adsense yet….hopefully this post and your book will help me, thanks.
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August 2nd, 2010 at 11:00 am
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August 11th, 2010 at 6:15 am
it seems that my Adsense earnings this month have plumetted. i don’t know why ..
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August 18th, 2010 at 2:48 pm
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August 18th, 2010 at 5:48 pm
Great site. Thanks for the post.
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September 1st, 2010 at 8:50 am
Great detailed article, certainly a good starter block for new bloggers to sink their teeth into.
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