Search Engine Optimization District

I have some stuff in mind when figuring out a niche I’m going to build websites in. Advertisers that generate much revenue from clicks are paying more. It’s very simple, people who can afford to pay you WILL pay you. These guidelines are mostly built around Adsense sites.

Examples of those:

conferences
courses,
traveling
medicine

Make a site with a non-tech-savvy audience, for example:

doctors
construction workers
drivers
dentists
engineers
teachers

and so on..

Examples of niches that pays a lot but won’t generate you anything due to low CTR may be:

how to make money online
web masters
seo

Never be greedy when you create content for a site. The site will only be worthwhile if … Continue Reading

I’m working on a new SEO project. I guess most of my readers aren’t from Sweden but for those who are, continue reading.

The project I’m working on is about search engine optimization and internet marketing. It’s a portal with a forum, guide & blog section, link directory and more to come. The purpose is to learn other people how to make money on the internet by using smart SEO techniques. It’s not a make-money-online site, more like a manual to search engine optimization. Basically it is a SEO guide.

..but totally not worth it. Around 6 months ago I thought, why not try a high paying niche, and I picked medical billing. One of the most competitive niches I’ve ever done. I’ve written around 20 articles about medical billing and it’s been a pain.

Here is a list of reasons why you shouldn’t pick a niche just because it is high paying:

High paying niches usually requires high quality content which is hard to produce if you’re not interested in the subject.
Links are really hard to get, wherever you try building links, it is either paid membership of … Continue Reading

I think that building sites on niches about various kind of problems is going to help your CTR. People looking for information related to their problem are usually much more desperate. My theory is based on a few sites of mine that has a exceptionally good CTR. One is about losing weight with cardio, other is about diabetes treatment. Both of these niches might be a problem for people.

It might be social problems, drug problems, health issues, computer errors etc. An ad will be more appealing if it claims to have a solution for whatever problem … Continue Reading

I have been using Kontera on some of my not very successful sites, just to see how good/bad the rates were. I’m disappointed. Surprised as well. Why are people still using it?

I’ve had Kontera installed on a site about the game Tibia for 2-3 months now..  revenue it gave equals a soda. The stats are following:
12,241 impressions, 208 clicks, $1.53, CTR 2%

I’m aware of how much it may differ between niches, but this is really, really bad.

What’s your experience with Kontera? Maybe you did better than I.

One of my main link building strategies consists of forum posting (no, not forum spamming). It is powerful as most forums are still doFollow. If you know how to do it with efficiency, you can get a lot of great backlinks that lasts.

This is how I do it:

Research: Google > “YourNiche Forum” > Make a list of, lets say, 20 forums. You can also take a look for your specific niche in forum directories.
Sort out the forums after doFollow or noFollow. (How-To: Find out noFollow and doFollow links).
Create a “template” containing email, name, signature and everything you need so you … Continue Reading

As hopefully most of you people know by now, all sites that are serving Google Ads is required to have a privacy policy. Why? I have no idea what kind of use it they do, none reads them anyway. It’s all about formality. Writing a privacy policy yourself can be pretty time consuming and boring. Fortunately for us webmasters, there is an easier way that.

Go to this privacy policy generator. Choose settings that agrees with your site and generate a privacy policy. Copy the privacy policy into a new page on your website and put a link somewhere … Continue Reading

Beginners are creating Made-For-Adsense websites based on the most high paying keywords even though they don’t know anything about the niche. These people will never make it, at least not with that website. People need to understand that Adsense (and any other program as well) is simply just an exchange of value. If you want a high CPC (Cost-Per-Click), you will have to give the advertisers something in return – conversions.

Moreover, these markets are usually way too over-saturated and the top-notch websites are owners representing the very best of the SEO league which makes it extremely hard to rank on … Continue Reading

I came across this splendid link directory building software a few months ago and been using ever since. Works terrific so far! I suggest you to start using this software as it can save you a lot of time if you’re still one of those submitting your links manual.

Check out the official site, and be sure to download and try it out.

Example site: 89 suceeded but pending, 15 failed and where of 36 got listed after waiting 7 days – a total of 150 submissions. It took me around 15 minutes to set up campaigns and … Continue Reading

This is part 2 of The Adsense Game – Just Do It

This is nothing practical, just some motivation. Alright, so someone asked me if Adsense is profitable. The message of this post will be the answer I gave him:
It’s not easy. Starting an Adsense business that you perceive as profitable is actually “quite” hard
To put this simple. You just don’t make a lot of money with easy methods. No matter what business you’re in, and you know what, Adsense is no different.
If it was easy and fun, every single human being on the earth with a … Continue Reading