Thanks for release this stuff, its really good stuff..though i have not read your book, the reviews are pretty good. The thing is I’m looking for your book to download for free online? why? because I am a hacker and hackers dont really like paying for things on the net, they like to take them for free ..maybe just borrow..you know, make a copy ..so yeah im a pirate too and im not going to play nice in this SEO thing..seems like there’s alot of money to be made from this stuff. Thanks for the expose. Cheerz

Good news: the hard part is over…

Most people never see their first $100 online. You’ve done it…

The only thing you need to do is more of it.

If you are making 2-10$ a day each with 3 arbitrage sites, I’m sure you see how it wouldn’t take many more to get a full time income… And they don’t take that long to make…

As for portals, ya they go up and down, that’s why you never stop building.

I’m sure you see how if you built twice as many, you’d be there in no time.

In essence, you know the answer, both are valid. It’s up to you to choose and scale. By doing so, you will only get better and it will only become easier and more profitable at the same time.

Keep me posted.

As you know, things change often. I have been a part-time player for 2 years. Best I have made is $1,500/month. Mainly portal sites. Lately I have been playing with Arbitrage based on your report and ArbitrageVoodoo. I have 3 Arbitrage sites that do $2-10/day profit. Always profitable but not much total. They are hard good items. I just got Google Slapped. So my money is down. Yahoo is still sending traffic.

My portals sites seem to go in cycles. They do good and then stink. I am in the stinking mode now. Google deindexed many of them. Many of my domains are going to expire soon (.info and few .com)

I was wondering what I should focus on to take things to the next level. Like $250/day. That is enough to quit my job.

Are Arbitrage and Black hat sites still able to do that? I can’t seem to get PPC/Affilate to work. Always lose money there.

This is based on your comment to: “Choose the one that best fits your skills, investment possibilities and work preferences.”.

I have friend who has money he can invest ($3000).

Thanks,
Gary

This is a tough question to which the answer is: none of the above.

You need to weigh your options. Understand the different possibilities out there. Choose the one that best fits your skills, investment possibilities and work preferences.

One you figure that out, get back to me and I will help you make a plan.

Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your feedback.

Keywords in quotes refers to optimized results, meaning the searcher is looking for exactly those words, in that precise order.

The results can be different without the quotes because Google might choose a site with more authority but only parts of your keyword or with all the words of your query, but not necessarily in order in one go.

Please use email for further support questions.

I’m going to email you replies.

Please use email for support questions, it’s easier and more efficient.

1. For adsense sites ,if we use a little bit of “human made content” to every “computer generated page” as well
(OVER A PERIOD OF TIME) and also get some “AUTHORIY SITES” linking to them e.g. thru article directories and social media sites (which was elaborated in PBM too but I think not enough) don’t u think they’ll have a larger life span. Two tools I’d like to mention out here:
1. ArticleAnnouncer by whitehat stud “Jason Potash”.
which seems to help a lot of guys with article marketing.
2. I read in SEC forums that using it with ‘templates add on” and tools like “CONTENT SOLUTION” etc. can bring incredible content output.

2. For “Affiliate Slam”, if your site has already ranked for a high competitive and “TARGETTED” temrs why would u go for a risk of banning by redirecting .Won’t a good presell page be better for long term profits ?

Apologies for thinking in whitehat terms on an expert blackhatter’s blog but my concern is long term profits.

Please explain if I m not right.
Thanks

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it.