Missoula, Montana, UNITED STATES
Joined January 2nd 2008
Recent PostsNew sites/gigs/techniques on the way!October 11th 2009 18:53
I have a ton of information for my loyal readers even though I don't keep up here as much as I'd like.
It's honestly because I'm doing pretty well but I want everyone to do as well as I am! Be on the lookout for many informative posts this month.
 What have I been up to?September 11th 2009 14:36
I haven't posted as much as I like lately and that's simply because I'm doing very well and have slipped into a bit of a routine. It kind of goes like this:
7AM: torn from sleep by baby smashing me in the face with something. 8AM: Get oldest 2 kids off to school 9AM: Do a little customer service work I've picked up. Takes about 20 mins usually. Feed babies. I keep one customer support app running throughout the day also. 10AM:Write for 1 hour. 11AM: Video Games/watch a movie/nap if possible. 3PM: Get ready for kids home from school. Appointments if there are any. 4PM: Check the usual sites for high paying work only. Go over kids homework/papers. Walk to store or duck pond with them. 5PM: Write some more, make dinner. 6PM: TV/games with kids 7PM: Baths for everyone if needed, get everyone in PJs. 9PM: Everyone should be in bed. Work on a couple websites (they are down and not updated haha. I'll upload tons of pages soon) 10PM: More movies/video games. Wow, I don't really do much at all do I? It really irks people that this pathetic little routine is making me $2500/month every month with the extra writing and Adsense kicking me up to about $3200-$3500/month. What that should be is motivation for all the writers out there. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. If you really enjoy writing 10 Demand Studios articles each day (which really, isn't that hard if you compare it to roofing or something) keep it up. If you hate it, cut back to just a couple and find something you LIKE to write about. Write about your favorite thing all day when you have time. You can put those articles on your own site or simply sell them off on Digital Point and similar forums. If anything is rejected, don't forget Constant Content and Daily Article as well as Associated Content which has been overlooked by me for about 6 months.
Site Flipping For WritersAugust 9th 2009 10:54
SITE FLIPPING IS EASIER THAN WHATEVER THE HELL THIS WOMAN IS DOING!!! Site Flipping.... Many writers know this term but don't realize they can make a killing doing it themselves. You know those 10-20 article gigs you are doing for people? A lot of those articles go onto some lame site that will never make any sustainable amount of money and those sites will simply die off after the owner gets sick of paying for hosting while making NO sales on whatever crap they are trying to sell. So, I've done my homework and yes, I've started to flip a site or two just to see what happens and how the process works. The thing is, we already have a leg up on the competition. We don't have to outsource anything at all! We write our own content, write it good, and write it fast. "Yes, Robert, so what the hell are you trying to say?" Let me break this down in an easy to follow and easy to repeat formula. 1. Pick a Niche that isn't too competitive. Sounds easy but most people will fail right here. Use the free Google keyword tool Really Long Link on this one. If you want to sell "monkey chow" you probably won't have a lot of competition. That particular term has around 2000 searches per month believe it or not. Choose something with around 20,000 searches in quotes for this method to really pay out. 2. Get a domain that is relevant to your term like www.buymonkeychownow.com or something. Pay for 3 months of hosting to accompany your new domain. Use Godaddy. It's the best for transferring ownership. 3. Write up 10-20 pages of great content on your new niche site. Don't make it a bland review piece of garbage like everyone else does. Have a couple pages of interesting stories to accompany 10-15 pages of thorough reviews with pictures and Amazon links or whatever affiliate thing you prefer. 4. DO NOT ADD ADSENSE YET. 5. For the next 2 months, your ONLY job is to religiously build backlinks to that site. Use every free blog on earth, use every article directory you can find. Create Squidoo lenses, hubpages, wordpress blogs, whatever. Don't link them all to your site directly but instead spread the links around. Link to the blogs, link to the ezinearticles, link the lenses to the blogs, link the blogs to your site. Make it like a gigantic messed up family tree from hell. Post in forums related to your niche. Yes, there are plenty of monkey forums for this example. 6. On day 1 of the third month, it's time for Adsense. Put the Adsense code into your site somewhere not too intrusive but definitely where it's noticeable. Keep promoting this site. It's been a boring as hell 2 months and you have one more left to go. THE END- It's been 3 months, with 1 month of Adsense running right? Now what? Now, you should be getting a decent amount of Adsense clicks per day. Maybe as much as $5-10 depending on the linking. Get your butt directly to any website for sale site and put up an ad for your site. If your site makes $5/day in Adsense at this very moment, that's potentially over $1800/year. WIll it make you this much? No. Should you keep it and try? NO!!! Sell that site for $1000 or best offer. You'll see how ads are set up on website for sale sites. Copy that format for your own. I know, it sounds too easy to possibly work doesn't it? Well, it damn well DOES work. The best part is, we write it all ourselves so we have nothing to lose but time. If you know how backlinking and SEO works (and you should), you already have a much better shot than anyone else. Make your site with a free template if you don't like to build sites. I'm not kidding here folks. This method is tested, proven, and will absolutely make you $1000 or more every 3 months. Try it once. You'll like it. If you feel like you have the time to do more than 1 site every 3 months, the sky's the limit. If you can promote 10 sites simultaneously, that's a nice $10000 every 3 months or so. Space them out right and you could make thousands each month forever. "But Robert, wouldn't I make a fortune keeping all those sites?" No. You can NOT keep up with them. To keep them ranking high on Google you have to keep adding content, and promoting them. I can barely do that with 2 sites so imagine how terrible it would be for say, 30 sites. Build em, promote em, flip em. Take a look at any website that buys/sells websites and see what those guys are doing. You don't have to get too fancy but that's what a lot of people do. Make a plan, stick with it, and I guarantee in 3 months, you have $1000 in your account with about $60 to start it up and a bit of time.
Website is up! (Sort of)July 18th 2009 15:09
My attempt at a larger money-making website is coming along nicely. I bought a template that I had no idea how to use and spent an entire day teaching myself how to use Flash. I think I understand how that works pretty much but still can't figure out how to put links in the header.
I plan to launch this site on August 1st so until then I'll be writing my butt off and adding pages and content
My First Large Website Is Coming!!July 2nd 2009 00:17
Turn Your Writing Gig Into Much More!!June 29th 2009 14:36
Maybe I'm just lucky but since last summer, I've turned two small writing gigs into two permanent sources of monthly income.
One of these jobs was a simple grammar check of an e-book. I had no idea who the guy was but the e-book was on "How to make money online" and was about 60 pages long. I don't know if he wrote it himself or not but it was almost good to go. I touched things up a bit, got paid, then was asked if I wanted to help him out with some customer support
Survey's Are An Asset You Shouldn't Overlook.June 27th 2009 02:31
Surveys,
These are usually people's first attempt at "making money online" and 99% of them go horribly wrong. Right? You get flooded e-mails full of garbage and you don't make a cent
Ebooks and Clickbank. Where the Big Bucks Are!!June 24th 2009 16:40
Yes, that's correct. Clickbank is where the big players on the Internet make their fortunes. I'm not talking about a couple hundred bucks here either. I know a couple people personally who have topped $100,000 in just a couple of months.
How in the hell is that possible? Well, you may wonder why it takes me so very long to update this blog. I'm researching, hardcore. Some of you know I have been working with one of the biggest names in Affiliate Marketing. I don't have permission to name him but he averages oer $50K per month with his small network of websites and a couple clickbank products
WickedFireApril 18th 2009 01:18
Many of you have seen my post about Digital Point which is a forum where you can buy/sell content, get website advice, and other stuff.
It is highly populated with every demographic of people you can think of. This leads to very low prices, and some jobs are just plain terrible. I still recommend just selling blocks of pre-written articles there like 5 articles about Botox. List the topics, keywords used, and word length and set your price. You WILL sell them
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Religion is a nice story and if implemented without all the "yer goin to heeeeelllll" crap, I don't see the harm in it. It can give hope to the hopeless and shit like that.
The problem is, it always ends up the same. "my god is better than your god" or "My god says to kill you because you don't believe in him" or other such bullshit.