Comments on: Random Collection of Nonsense

By: bk

bk — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 17:47:53 +0000

yup so far I like bling, I have gone to it exclusively for images. Images it kicks ass.

By: Brad Carroll

Brad Carroll — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 00:56:27 +0000

I’ve often found that MSN’s search engine returns more varied (and therefore useful) results.

Last week when I researched a financial topic, I got at least 4 pages of dupe content off of Google’s first SERP. Most of the other 10 results were rewritten versions of the same.

I used MSN’s search engine and had a much better time. More varied results, more relevancy, etc.

MSN’s search really does kick the crap out of Google’s, sometimes. It gives better user experience. Not to mention the whole monopoly thing.

By: Splork

Splork — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 15:22:56 +0000

Hey Sam. I think you just need to get started. The basic is keyword research. Get Court’s free keyword report and follow it. Take those keywords you find and start writing articles around it. Post those articles on Hubpages, Squidoo and maybe Blogger. These are free. Buy yourself a domain and create a Wordpress blog and post on that. This will require hosting. Check out Hostgator. If you use Court’s link on his website he will give you access to some very good videos that will help. Read Griz’s site. They will both explain how to best get backlinks. That is honestly all there is to it. You just have to get started, move forward. If you paid me for my time I’d tell you the same thing.

I spent probably a good year around ‘03-’04 making mistakes and adjusting. I don’t learn without mistakes. I know it’s frustrating but you just have to get started, take your lumps, ask questions and eventually things will start coming together. Just about everybody will tell you the same thing.

By: Sam

Sam — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 15:04:44 +0000

Hi Splork, Thank you for answering my questions and laying out a plan of action to
make a modest amount of money per week.
I was reading your new post about Blogprofitz as well as other positive comments in various posts about StoreStacker, BMD, BCD AMA, PLRPro etc. I am not sure how all of those things can get integrated in my basic start up plan.
I am willing to pay you for teaching me how to put together a money generating plan in a proper order with above tools, in addition to your advice of finding the key words, writing articles, building sites, getting back links etc.
Or am I too inexperienced to use these programs? Thank you for your explanation and time.

By: Splork

Splork — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 17:10:51 +0000

Hey Brawnydt. Thanks for reading. I hope Bing catches on. I figure it will take Yahoo’s backend to make it really fly. Guess we’ll see. But I was playing with it last night and found it to be the best keyword/idea generator I’ve ever used. It totally oine ups Google Wheel Deal or whatever that crap is.

By: Splork

Splork — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 17:08:43 +0000

Hey River. Having your own product to sell to people is definitely the way to go. That new Google Assassin/Nemesis/Day Job Killer/X Factor thingaroo is the best example I can think of. That dude has a massive following. He writes the best salecopy. He tells the best stories. And he sells a shitload of product. Each iteration of the product one ups the last which was supposed to be the greatest gift to Adwords/IM glory on the planet.

By: Splork

Splork — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 16:53:04 +0000

Zania, I think trying to follow rules is just not worth it. Like you indicate, there are none. When I do a BCD run I comment on sites that make the most sense. Not solely on those with do-follow. I’m sick of caring about shit like that.

By: Splork

Splork — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 16:35:52 +0000

Hey Sam. About the only WSO I buy anymore is articles on topics I want to create a niche site on. $300 a week is certainly doable. Absolutely. I would encourage you to read Griz and Court. Maybe join the Keyword Crash Course over at The Keyword Academy (Court). They give you the details you need to make some money. As long as you aren’t lazy and are persistent, you simply need to find the right keywords, write articles on those topics, build a site and get backlinks with the keywords you chose to write about. TKA has a free keyword ebook that is fantastic. You can do it.

I will say that I wouldn’t be expecting $300 a week for 4 hours of work right off. Build a site. Get it promoted and move to the next. Don’t look back. Keep pressing on. Honestly out of say 5 sites you build 3 might not do a thing. 1 might do ok and one might be a winner. For me a winner is one that makes about $5 a day in Adsense. Other people might say it’s one that makes $100/day. My deal is to keep building until I have a nice stable of $5/day Adsense sites. You mileage may vary. You might be far more adaptable and interested in this crap than I am. But using my “formula” you’d need to build about 50-60 sites and hope that 10-20 maybe do well.

So I would suggest each week building 5 sites. In three months you’d have 50-60 sites. You could do that with 4 hours of time each day. But I encourage you to find a plan like what Griz talks about on his site or follow Court. It’s simple but not easy.

Hope that helps