I’m curious on this one as well. My guess would be those plane (jet) blogs but not sure.

Each site I own, minus this one and just one other get less than 100 visits per day for sure. But my CTR is very high. An example site, which regretfully I haven’t had much time to develop, maybe I will today, Apple iPhone Discounts focuses less on social networking and more towards concentrated keyword marketing in the search engines. Consequently, anyone who is looking for Apple iphone discounts in Google will find this page via the 3nd result listing which goes to MBL community page and 5th listing which goes direct to the site. Click Here to see the page. If you combine this by 100, yes! You are going to be making some money! This has been a terrible week and a half for me… so I haven’t been able to continue and push forward on this. However, I am going at it full force now.

Gold Coaster,
Here is a screen shot of yesterday results.

The first is the site that I have been talking about recently. I am providing an article indexing service, etc..
Now, to answer your question about the 60 sites… Yesterday I had 24 of them show up on the report. $89.31 (- minus) $62.88 (= equals) $26.43 from 24 of the 60. So, I am not quite consistant with all the sites… in fact I still have more than half to get really up and running. But, to me this is a great indicator that this will work for me. The type of traffic I target, I don’t have to focus on volume. All I need is a handful of traffic, high conversion and then I can call it a day! I hope this helps in answering your question.

Kent, that is great. I read your site quite frequently. I wish more… but that isn’t the case.
Also, let me say that people don’t have to run a tons of sites to do this… My main point is to start with one. Put forth as much time and energy into a second site that is geared for targeting traffic that will make you money. You don’t have to do what I am doing… which I might soon discover that I run only a small group that make the most money. I can’t keep up with 60 let alone 100 unless I hire someone to help or manage my time a little better. If things keep up the way they do, I may do that.

Tech won’t work… well, it can, it is possible… but its difficult because of how many tech blogs already out there. You have to spend some time thinking into it. One you have to put yourself in a newbie’s shoes. Secondly, your site has to quickly find its way into Google by finding a keywords that doesn’t have a lot of competition. Thirdly, you have to write content that attracts these people to your site. What else do you like besides tech… what else can you successful write about and not worry about running out of content? Do you like shoes? You could launch an online shoe store… register a great domain that has these keywords in there, design the blog using wordpress. Install a 160×600 on the top left side, write a few posts (good ones) that talk about shoes or a particular brand or style of shoes, spend 30 days commenting on other blogs that are related to your own, contact other blog authors where you would like to have your blog listed in their blogroll/links page and do exchanges. (Commenting attracts their readers and blogroll/link exchange increases backlinks). After 30 days and staying really focused on the site, you should be bringing in a small amount of people daily to the site… hopefully, if things have been done well, you will find a seat somewhere in Google’s SERP. When developing this blog(s) you have to pay close attention to the permalink development, meta tag development, content development and domain name selection.

And there is nothing wrong with that at all.
and nice use of the Alexa redirect… I can see on your site a main focus for you is increasing your Alexa ranking and you are seeking out to do just that. Nice work.

Affiliate marketing is fine… it depends on what you personally feel you could do better with. I tend to go the Adsense route because pretty much everyone that visits my pages end up throwing pocket change at me… compared to affiliate marketing where I could only have one sale out of 1000 visits… the money is there, but the odds of bringing money daily are more risky. However, when you do lock in on sales, the money is excellent.
I too have been curious about this and wanted to test my knowledge and skills to see if I could successful produce another round of running an affiliate marketing site. But, right now… I finally figured out how to make money using Adsense and I would be stupid not to see this through. But, I got to tell ya, if you put your mind to either affiliate marketing or PPC either will work just fine… but both require a different development approach.

David, that is awesome to hear that you are giving it a “round two” and that it is starting to work for you again! Power really is in numbers and if you have multiple sites that you can run it helps with the balance. Meaning you may have one site do well for one month, but then next month it does poorly. And without other sites to pick up the slack, you will have a gap in a steady flow of cash… I guess the same goes with investing in stocks!

How long did it take me to get to this point? Good question… I have been banging my head against the wall for many years up until within the last, say, three months, when I took my head out of my butt and saw that there was light!
I was doing what everyone else was doing… blogging about making money online and not making a dime. The obvious mistake was drawing in traffic who were people identical to me and my interests. As far as the 60 dot Coms go, you don’t have to do that… all I am saying is that if someone who runs a “make money online” blog who captures the attention of other bloggers who do the same thing… if this person commits as much energy and attention to another blog that is geared specifically for targeting an audience outside of the geeky, tech savvy, money hungry bloggers niche… they will almost instanly start to see better results. Now, if you have time to run multiple blogs… go for it! My goal is to run 100 blogs each that make a minimum of $1.00 per day via the Google Adsense program.
At this stage in my project… I am very inconsistent with my results. I have a few sites that make quite a bit of money per day and others that only make a few pennies. It is so early in the scheme of things that I am by far stable in this long term project. However, when I have all my ducks in a row, I will have no problem hitting the $1.00 per day mark… in fact I expect it to climb from there.
Thanks for stopping by and also thanks for informing me of the TOS policy. I am not going to let the cat out of the bag with specifics. Although, I have done so here and there in some of my previous posts.

Man that is great to hear. I love success stories and you, without a doubt, have one to share. Great work man… also you mentioned me in your post titled, “Make Money Online and I accidentally deleted your trackback… I think if you go back in to your post editor and click publish again, it should ping me back again… if not, that is why I provided the link here in my comment. Thanks for mentioning me in the post and thanks for sharing your encouraging words! People need to hear it! Because making money online with Google Adsense is very possible and not that hard to do, if done correctly.

why is code and computers so unforgiving?

LOL… all fixed and thanks again for the encouraging words to the readers who want to succeed.

Thank for the compliment John. You have quite a few very excellent articles found on your site too! Glad to see new faces here and I am sure that readers here will find many of the things you write about to be very useful.
Nice to meet you and don’t be a stranger!

I rent hosting from PowerVPS and I am able to host a ton of sites without even putting a dent in my bandwidth allowances. I have a program called Web Host Manager (WHM) which allows me to create and set up new dot Com sites. From there I upload the most current version of Wordpress, install and configure it. I do register dot Coms instead of use blogspot dot com because I feel it adds to the level of professionalism and there really isn’t too much cost or overhead. Domain names are cheap and if the you know what ever hits the fan, I can turn right around and just sell the domain name as an established domain name with traffic coming in from Google.