Free Hustle Tip #5: Brothas make BANK through ARBITRAGE

[D Town Redd]

Yall have heard of Google Adsense, right? Google will pay you to put add their ads in your site. You get paid per click on those ads.

Some SMART MOTHERFUCKERS have figured out a way to buy CHEAP ASS targeted traffic and send it to those Adsense pages. Users click on the ads and the site owner makes money. They make the difference between WHAT THEY PAID for the traffic and WHAT THE CLICKS WERE WORTH. So they pay 5 cents per click but their ads pay them $.50 to $3 per click. Nice spread.

Here's more details on how to make HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS A MONTH using this method: hxxp://www.netfrontiermarketing.com/adsense-arbitrage-exposed.html

HINT: Turn the hxxp into http

Here's the steps to making this shit happen:

1) Open an adsense account

2) Find keywords that pay a LOT of money. Create an ADWORDS account at Google and make a fake budget. The system will tell you what the REQUIRED MINIMUM is... Make a list of keywords/topics with VERY HIGH required minimums.

3) Find LONG TAIL KEYWORDS that cater to your keyword. Go to overture's keyword suggestion tool or keyword tracker and find related words that have LOW TRAFFIC and list those

4) Enter the LOW TRAFFIC keywords into 7search or Miava or Yahoo Overture to bid on those keywords. Big only 5 cents or whatever is the minimum.

Get THOUSANDS of these words.

5) Set up your Adsense pages: Put the main keyword that is VERY EXPENSIVE (see step 2), put in a small article or some other "trigger text" (PM me if you need help with this). Test it by loading the page to make sure the correct ads appear with your trigger text.

6) Go back to #4 and set up the traffic to go to your Adsense pages.


REPEAT until you're fucking rolling in a benz, PLAYA!

D Town Redd

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[D Town Redd]

Yall show some support by bumping this shit or posting links to your arbitrage pages

 

[cooliojones]

Yall show some support by bumping this shit or posting links to your arbitrage pages

I will ALWAYS bump the free hustle tips!! They always hit the mark.

I'm reading up on this one now. Thanks for posting the info.

www.nonicard.com

click some links (just not everyday!! or at least not from the same computer!!)

 

[D Town Redd]

I will ALWAYS bump the free hustle tips!! They always hit the mark.

I'm reading up on this one now. Thanks for posting the info.

www.nonicard.com

click some links (just not everyday!! or at least not from the same computer!!)

Thanks, Playa!

 

[Sango]

Bump

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[D Town Redd]

Lets see some screenshots of your Benz from doin this spamming ass shit.

I ain't saying I have a benz, I'm just saying yall can get one if ya wish by doing arbitrage. This shit ain't spamming cuz you're paying for cheap ass keywords and flipping the traffic to high paying PPC words.

Don't hate on me, brotha. I'm trying to help fam with all these free traffic tips.

 

[Quilly]

interesting... ill bbl to comment on this

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[D Town Redd]

interesting... ill bbl to comment on this

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Aiight!

 

[cooliojones]

Lets see some screenshots of your Benz from doin this spamming ass shit.

Make the haters your motivators...besides they'll be asking for more info and a job down the line.

Haven't read through it yet (fell asleep trying to last night), but today it's on!!

www.nonicard.com

no nee kard dot kom...dat's wassup!

 

[MYSTIC]

nice! thanks

 

[Mr. Del]

http://www.webomatica.com/wordpress/2007/05/19/google-adsense-cracking-down-on-arbitrage/

http://www.jensense.com/archives/2007/05/google_adsense_16.html

http://www.webpronews.com/insiderreports/2007/05/21/google-hammers-adsense-arbitrage-sites




Food for thought...

 

[northstarkid]

Seems a bit long winded but I'm sure it's worth it in the end....

You got any dummy sites just to show the fam what it looks like?

Appreciated....


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www.DefJam.biz
www.Capleton.co.uk
www.ChristopherWallace.co.uk
www.Jay-Z.info

 

[D Town Redd]

This is actually not true, Jensese has not even done arbitrage. Goolge is getting rid of spam sites because they are not giving good returns to the adsense advertiser

That's only if you Buy ADWORDS ads to feed your adsense arbi pages. Google don't give a fuck if you buy the traffic elsewhere though Tips to bruhs coming up in this game: buy cheap ass toolbar traffic

 

[greygoose]

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[Mello Mello]

Wasn't the kind of Arbitrage I was expecting but good drop none the less.

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[African Herbsman]

Google is destroying the internet.

 

[D Town Redd]

Well they do care and see thats they area people dont know about. We will see after june 1st because google has not set anything in stone about this. Arbiratge is something I think newbies should not be doing anyways. That is just my opinion. Affiliate marketing, domain names, blogging, making niche products is better than just making abritage sites. Plus I think the whole universal search is more a problem because youtube videos coming up on the first page for google searches is bullshit

You raise some good points, bruh. I'm just opening brothas' eyes on many ways to make cake online. All that shit I post about I actually do. Of course, the proper mix and how 'deep' ya get depends on the almighty ROI.

 

[CybaCipha]

May 18, 2007
Google AdSense disabling arbitrage publisher accounts as of June 1st

Numerous AdSense publishers have been receiving emails from Google the past couple of days stating that their use of their AdSense account is an unsuitable business model and that accounts would be disabled as of June 1st, giving publishers about two weeks notice to prepare for the loss of the AdSense accounts... and since it seems that arbitrage publishers are the ones receiving this account disabled email, to give those publisher enough time to shut down accounts or use an alternative source for their outgoing traffic.

Right now, I have only heard from those doing either "Made for AdSense" style of sites or those doing arbitrage, and it does include publishers making significant money per month ($10,000 USD and higher). So they are not giving a pass to those who are earning above a certain threshold. And it seems that no one who is outside of the arbitrage/MFA area of AdSense earnings has been affected thus far.

And good news is that Google will be paying out earnings to those publishers, so they do not need to worry that they will lose any income earned thus far.

Now, the emails do seem to be staggered, so if you are running arbitrage through your AdSense account, there is always the possibility that you can stop all your pay per click campaigns and hopefully slide through. Likewise, you can try immediately increasing the quality on your "Made for AdSense" style sites or remove them completely, particularly if you do have sites within your account that are non-arbitrage with quality content. But one can assume that account history will play a big part when it comes to these emails being sent out, and having only a couple of non-arbitrage days might not be enough to avoid the email.

There doesn't seem to be any appeal process, other than the usual one. And I wouldn't hold my breath that any of these accounts would be reinstated, unless it is a case of some higher quality non-arbitrage sites using the account as well.

From a business perspective, it does make perfect sense for Google to make this move, since so many Google AdWords advertisers refuse to advertise on the content network because there are so many "Made for AdSense" style sites as well as those doing arbitrage. So in the long run, it could mean more money for publishers if/as advertisers return to the content network.

And if you are not doing MFA or arbitrage? The bad news is that you too will be impacted, although not on an account disabling level. A secondary impact to this is that many of those doing arbitrage with AdWords will likely be pulling their AdWords campaigns unless they can find a suitable alternative to AdSense. This could inadvertantly cause a reduction in AdSense earnings for legitimate publishers as well, at least in the short term. But as I said previously, if the advertisers return to the content network, it would mean more eventual money for publishers, depending on how long it takes for advertisers to start opting back in.

Since Google seems to be targeting the whole area of arbitrage (such as the landing page algo for the AdWords quality score that made it harder for arbitrage advertisers to get cheap clicks through AdWords), I think the way they are handling these instances of disabling publisher accounts is much better than what they could have done. Publishers are getting a couple of weeks notice to ensure they aren't sending paid traffic to pages that will no longer be allowed to show AdSense, and they have also guaranteed to those publishers that they will still receive earnings earned, even though the accounts will be disabled.

It will be interesting to see what happens as of June first. Will the Yahoo Publisher Network see a sudden influx of aribtrage publishers? Very likely, since the majority of disabled US publishers turn to YPN as a new method of monetizing that traffic.

There has not been any kind of official word from Google on this, as of yet, other than the form letter style communications with the publishers whose accounts are being disabled. But it will definitely be something to watch to see how it does all spin out for both the disabled publishers as well as Google.

Feel free to comment below if you have been affected, or if you think it is a good/bad move that Google made by disabling publishers.

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