[GET] How To Earn $100 With 1 Blog That You Love

[Bestwriter]

How To Earn $100 With 1 Blog That You Love


After coaching others and helping customers all of these years, I
finally decided to create my very last course based on what I would do if starting over today and some great tips along the way.


Why $100 A Day?

To earn $100 a day through
Adsense clicks on a schedule that only allows you to write 1 very good
article per week means that you only need around 9 clicks per article,
per day.

That comes to $1.92 on average per day, and I’m SURE that you can work on more than just 52 articles in your first year if you set the right goals.

But to answer your question, there are specific reasons why I chose
to focus on the $100-A-Day-Theme as far as a main monetary goal for your
content creation efforts.

It can change your life…

The fact of the matter is that most of you have been trying to break
into a financial barrier for years now (with very little to show for
your efforts), all despite the abundance of courses and knowledge being
offered out there.

Your daily needs may be different, of course. That may be $30 a day
or less for some of you… thirty bucks that can be all you might need to
enjoy more freedom out of life. Others may need up to $300 a day or more in order for that same freedom.

Regardless of your needs, those 3 little numbers (ONE-ZERO-ZERO) can
literally change the lives of hundreds of thousands of struggling people
out there.

You may have a family to support like I do. You may be a college
student looking to help finance your education. Or you could simply be
dying at your day job and want to break away to live life to it’s
fullest (without punching in the clock and listening to that nagging
boss of yours!)

So when you decide that content production and writing is going to be
your chosen path for now, then hitting the universal goal of $100 per
day can open up so many doors to your life. The snowball effect takes
place as you move forward into more abundance, more earnings and more
freedom!

My story is the same. Most of you know my transition from 2005’s spam
blogs that I did very well at, then onto my health authority site which
is really the backbone inspiration of this new course.

You also have to throw into the mix about 100+ micro niche sites that
did great but then fizzled away over time because they were
Google-reliant (keeping up with those sites was not fun for me anyways. I
had no passion or interest in ANY of them).


Some Motivation – A Few Examples Of My

Best Producing Health Topics

I just want to share with you a few of my
own article topics that inspired the creation of this book. The main
reason is that these articles were written without worrying about SEO,
Keywords or #1 rankings.

I want you to get “un-stuck” from the trap of worrying about Google or relying on high rankings to succeed…

Vaccines and Kids – A $300 Per Month Adsense Earner


This is an awesome success story of one of my highest linked-to articles that I ever produced in my entire publishing career.

No it’s not the most profitable, but I had a BLAST writing it and I
learned an extremely valuable lesson in how content can actually do all
of the backlinking for you if it goes viral.

And I did it all by total accident!

I used absolutely no SEO, no keyword research – nothing but writing
on a personally charged and passionate topic that is CHOCKED FULL of
controversy.

The Story…

I spent about a week drawing up a huge article that listed the
reasons why I do not believe in vaccinations for my kids. I was very
passionate about this because of my own little ones and having to deal
with doctors and pediatricians practically bullying my wife and I to
stick needles into my children’s bodies.

I bought book after book after book. They were not for writing
purposes, mind you. We were genuinely interested in learning both sides
of the debate. And as you know already, I chose to opt OUT of giving my
kids vaccinations due to many reasons.

So one day I decided to write about it. I spent about 6 days or so
playing with the article, enjoying the process, laying everything down
in a list-post fashion.

The article was written and published on my site. And as per usual
protocol, I also submitted one article to an authority site for a little
backlink love (guest posting). That was it (that’s pretty much been my
formula over the years – write, publish, get a link and move on).

Anyways… Here’s where it gets nuts…

One day I get a huge spike in traffic and Adsense clicks on that very
article. I have not been one to dig into stats over the years, but when
I see a huge increase in Adsense I typically would take a quick look
inside analytics.

Upon looking where they came from, it was a
forum post on a very popular health board where the subject line went
something like this:

“This Guy Should Be Shot”

I opened up the thread and it was about ME!!!

This guy did not like my stand on vaccinations and started an entire
14-page thread on my article. He tore it to pieces and was literally
exploding with the devil’s attitude towards my opinions and how I did
not want to “protect my own children” from disease.

Everyone else jumped in on the debate and tore each other to shreds before it was closed down by the moderator.

Did I care about being targeted so negatively because I spoke my mind and wrote a piece that I 100% believed in?

Not at all.

Yes it was a little shocking at first. When you initially read
negative stuff about you online it does tend to sink in a bit (but I’m
as hard as nails today).

I got thousands of hits from him linking to my article in the first
post alone – adsense clicks, lots of subscribers, etc. And that thread
is still indexed and going strong today (not to mention being linked to
from hundreds of other locations, some big – some small).


A Few More More Of My “Golden 300” Health Topics

My take on raw milk and the pro’s and con’s.

How mammograms may be causing cancer, not preventing it.

Multivitamins and supplement dangers.

Could You Imagine Having Just 10 $300/Month

Articles Like This?


Some of your content may exceed this number, others may only bring in a few dollars per month or less.

But they all add up over time!

For example, you may have a great piece of content that you “plan” on
being a huge success, but it may just be that other 250 word blurb that
you wrote last month that was forgotten, and all of a sudden popped up
on someone’s radar and was linked to on a major authority site, blog,
forum or social platform.

In order to reach your goals you must take a lesson from my vaccine
content success. I went on to create an entire directory of vaccine
articles on that category, but to this day that one single content piece
gets just about all of the attention.

And yes, I do receive daily search engine traffic for long-tail
searches on that page. And they have not stopped coming in no matter how
many Google updates happened (because I’m not fighting for a high
ranking placement or relying on that to happen).


How Many Articles Will It Take You?


You don’t need to stress over writing tons of articles overnight. And you may not even need that many to reach your goals.

Heck, you could do it in 10 articles if
they are amazing in some interesting and desired topic range, especially
if you get them out and linked to from all over the place with real
human visitors coming in from those links.

Some niches might need 20-30, others 100 or more to hit that magic $100/Day level.

The reality is that you should not worry about the end already. It could be 50, 100, 200. Maybe it does take 200-300 or so…

You’ll be able to judge better once you start and begin to make progress.

Besides, none of that matters because if you are in this business then
writing and serving your audience should come as enjoyment!

I suggest that you make it a goal to write 52 very good pieces in your first year as a minimum. This equates to 1 “golden article” per week. And in between those golden articles you should also publish anything you wish along the way: short thoughts, videos, curation, shares, etc.

The real key is promotion – getting your site out there and getting
links from other websites and blogs. And of course your content is your
“product” because likeable stuff gets shared and linked to organically.

So my best advice is to focus on your project by taking the right steps to get into a niche area where there is a hungry audience. Strive to bring the “best of the best” in terms of your specific “angle” of people. And continue to grow and thrive.


So What’s In The Book? Take A Good Look…

(Everything You Need To Blog To $100 A Day)






Between this course and my private publishing community, you should
have everything you need to TRULY build and promote a blog that you care
about to reach your income goals.

It takes time and practice, but if you follow my advice and connect
with me to stay motivated, then you can get started with confidence and
better precision.

Here are the chapters:


Chapter 1: The $1.92 Mindset

(Decide To Make It Happen)

Chapter 2: A Few Adsense Tips

(For The “Click Junkies” Out There)

Chapter 3: Finding Your Perfect Niche

(A New Way Of Thinking)

Chapter 4: Setting It All Up

(From Domain Choice To WordPress)

(Chapter 4 Continued)

Chapter 5: Now The Good Stuff…

(My Best Article Templates)

(Chapter 5 Continued)

Chapter 6: Extra Content Tips

(My Best Outsourcing Advice)

Chapter 7: How To Promote Each New Article

(Using Common Sense)

Chapter 8: Choosing Keywords and Topics

(Thinking Outside The Box)

Chapter 9: You’re Done!

(Now Just Work On 1-2 Weekly Articles)

Join Me… Grab Your Copy Today and Get Moving

On Your Own $100-A-Day Blog!



So please join me and be willing to work hard by following my community advice. I’ll help you as best that I can…

- John Robinson and Family



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[aKinaKus]

How useful is the book actually. Anyone knows?

I ask because i dont know S#it about adsense~

[TreeMan]

I read it and I have to agree with everything he says.... he destroy that backlink myth ... it just dont work anymore like it use to .... and in the book he says 500 word articles are being punish to in a sense ... its all about longpieces of well written content .... 1000 word plus articles .... I agree now I think about it .... !

[Bestwriter]

(06-14-2013 06:27 AM)TreeMan Wrote:  I read it and I have to agree with everything he says.... he destroy that backlink myth ... it just dont work anymore like it use to .... and in the book he says 500 word articles are being punish to in a sense ... its all about longpieces of well written content .... 1000 word plus articles .... I agree now I think about it .... !

Thanks,this is nice short review.

I believe the outlined systems/methods in the book still work depending on how focus the handler is.

More reviews are welcome, in order for others to know where to actually hit the nail.

[Magma]

(06-14-2013 06:27 AM)TreeMan Wrote:  I read it and I have to agree with everything he says.... he destroy that backlink myth ... it just dont work anymore like it use to .... and in the book he says 500 word articles are being punish to in a sense ... its all about longpieces of well written content .... 1000 word plus articles .... I agree now I think about it .... !

I don't.

The idea that Google is 'punishing' any page that has less than 1000+ words of prose on it is simply unbelievable. I see this kind of proposition appearing all over the place (sometimes people say 500+, sometimes 700+, etc) but the evidence in the Google top 10 pages on a whole range of searches simply doesn't bear this out.

Add to that sites like, um, let's see, um, YOU-TUBE! Where the best you get is a 30 word description. And a ton of other photo, video and etc sites (think lyric sites, think quotation sites, and a bunch of others) and all these sites rank yet none have more than 30-200 words. I mean, did this guy hear of Twitter?

So let's at least agree that any such minimum word requirement is not universal.

But then let's take a look at the average blog. Is this guy trying to tell me that the average personal blogger, the average political blogger, the average I-don't-know-what blogger is now sitting around writing 1000+ word essays to post instead of 150+ word snappy, off-the-cuff, snippets of thoughts on every post? I don't think so!

I'd love to see some proper evidence that Google is slapping less-than1000 word pages and posts, but I haven't seen any yet. Yes, I've read some hearsay evidence by people who don't really know what the hell to do so they are filling up their pages with words in the hope of ranking better. But good luck to those, they will be going out of business soon - their overheads just increased by about 300%

I like this guy's reports because, historically, he kicked Google's butt over Adsense. And made a killing. And helped a bunch of us make some decent money while sniper sites worked. They don't work as well as they did now, although there are some who say they do still work.

But this guy is probably beyond his sell-by-date. He desperately wants to be relevant again, like he was in the old days. So he's updated his Adsense farming/blogging idea yet again, but this time he has thought - hmm, what the F@ck will I tell them this time, I mean, the only reason I still make any money is because I have a ton of aged domains with a ton of articles on them from, like, 10 years ago when this whole thing started, and I have a bunch of residual income still coming in from all my previous ebooks and membership sites, selling techniques that worked, like, 5 yeas ago. What shall I write, what shall I write... I know, they all hate writing articles so I'll tell them they have to write 1000+ word articles. None of them will actually do it, because that's 'hard work' so none of them will ever realise that it doesn't matter how many f@cking words you have in an article, if you f@ck up on SEO and backlinks then you are f@cked. Yes, that's what I'll do."

Or something like that.

This is a decent read, if you like reading, but as for a workable - legitimate - program for creating moneymaking blogs it's just a bit 'so what', and just a little 'umm, that's not new' and quite a bit 'oh for f@ck's sake, I have to write 1000+ words each time?!?!'

So, if you didn't like writing essays at school, you will sure as hell not like this f@cker.

(Sorry for all the swearing but I thought it made me seem cooler).

[1163]

thanks for sharing

[aKinaKus]

@Magma - you got some valid points.
What author says about word count is not relevant.

Now you can post 100 words and be golden. The only catch is that you gotta post very often and be consistent. A daily updated blog with unique content focus on related niches/keywords is the modern solution. And it will overrank and blog that has 3 articles of 10,000 words each that has not been updated in months or years.

However the rest of his methods (niche picking, brands and so on) are still valid and very useful!