That's the imperative
question that every
wannabe internet
millionaire (or at least
anyone who wishes they
were retired, making
money just off the
internet) wants to know -
will Adsense make you
rich? Will you, someday, be
able to retire to Hawaii,
Tahiti, Costa Rica, or even
San Diego, sit back on the
beach, popping back beers
or margaritas, cigar in
hand, sunglasses on,
Hawaiian shirt on, simply
living off of that big ol'
quantity of income you're
making month after month
off of Adsense? Will you
never have to work again,
and simply get to drive
around all day in your
Aston Martin or your
Bentley, which you bought
with your Adsense money,
and drive around, only to
go back home to your nice
beach condo? Will you get
to blow big loads of money
on Johnnie Walker Blue
Label, surrounded by nine
blondes at your local
beachside bar, having them
fawning over your rich self?
Will you get to drink the
most expensive wines,
smoke the finest cigars and
own all of the latest new
gadgets and technology,
including multiple cell
phones all hooked up to
the same plan? Will this be
your reality?
First, let me ask you some
qualifying questions...
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Will you be willing to put a
LARGE chunk of your non-
working hours toward the
purpose of working on
your internet presence?
Will you use the Google
Adwords keyword tool to
your utmost advantage,
making sure that your
highest-paying keywords
become your most relevant
ones, and thus the ones
which Google targets when
serving ads to your
websites?
Will you ignore the
temptation to spend
money on any e-books or
other such programs
regarding "automatic
Adsense riches" or any
automatic website creation
garbage, instead getting
there the way real
entrepreneurs get there -
working yourself to the
bone to achieve your
goals?
Will you continue writing
and writing and writing,
upping the quantity AND
the quality, even while your
early-on Adsense income is
zilch?
Will you spend money on
advertising your website,
and go to other websites,
subtly making sure your
site, name, and URL get out
there?
Will you make more than
one site, using your sites to
boost each other's back
links and internet presence,
without being spammy?
Will you work on your
websites even after you're
at your "rich" point? Is this
your TRUE PASSION?
Will you come up with
content that is there not
just for the purpose of
drawing people to click on
your Adsense links, but is
there for the purpose of
keeping people coming
back over and over and
over again? In other words,
do you have a good
product?
If you answered no to any
of these, you probably will
not get rich on Adsense,
ever. There are a handful
of rich Adsensers, and even
those who make a real
good chunk of cash,
enough to quit their jobs
or even to equal their job
income, most likely
represent less than 1
percent of all Adsensers,
and of all people who are
trying to make the Adsense
hustle to work in their
favor as well. Don't believe
hypesters who claim that
they just wrote a few
articles and the hits came
by the thousands, or the
dollars came by the
hundreds. You gotta WORK
to make it in this business.
Or, like the e-book writers
who successfully sell you
information on what they
claim is getting rich via
Adsense, you have to be a
real good scamster who
can lie to enough people
to get them to buy into
your crap.
So will you get rich on
Adsense? It's unlikely, let's
face it. Can you make
SOME money on it?
Absolutely. You can turn it
into beer money, or gym
membership money, or car
insurance money. If you're
good, you can even turn it
into car payment money.
Will you turn it into
mortgage money, or even
only-income money? If
you're VERY good and
VERY lucky. Don't be
fooled - this ain't easy. If
you think you can get
there, throw yourself at it
with all your might.
Otherwise, bow out now.
Free Adsense keywords
that pay $5.00-$15.00
per click
What if I told you I could
get you a number of
keywords to hub about
that were worth around
ten dollars a click? What
if I told you I could do it
for free? (look at the
title) See? I just did. And
it's...
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