How To Buy a Good Pre Prepared Adsense Site.
Yep, we've all seen them. Some of us love them, alot of us hate them. They are preprepared Adsense sites...
Personally, in almost all cases, I am one of the haters!
Well in most cases anyway...
The reason for my hate is that the sellers of these pre prepared Adsense sites, lure the potential buyers and almost always Adsense newbies, into the frame of mind that all is required is for the site to be uploaded to your site then BOOM all of a sudden your Adsense account will be flooded with clicks.
Obviously this is not the case...
There are 4 specific musts to making money from an Adsense website of which the preprepared Adsense site only covers 1.
I also don't like it that most of the time the makers of the sites choose token, overused, and unknowingly super competitive phrases as the topics for their sites. Again this is something a newbie has no idea on the significance of. It just looks like a whole heap of pages with Adsense, that's a good thing right??
As a newer adsense marketer you want to know that when you get an Adsense site that if you do put significant effort into marketing it that it will get traffic and clicks. If your site revolves around these topics however, almost no amount of marketing will get you good traffic because these markets are SATURATED!
Anyhow, as you might be able to tell the premade site part has only one of the 4 necessary steps were talking about covered. Here’s a few quick tips based on the 4 steps mentioned, to buying a good premade Adsense site.
- It has to be in a good niche market. Don’t buy one on debt consolidation, or asbestos or any of those token topics. It is very rare that it will make much money for the reasons discussed above.
- You have to have a plan in your head for how you are going to get people to this site. How are you going to promote it? How are you going to drive traffic? How much will this cost? How much are you likely to make? These are good questions to ask.
- How are you going to (and is it easy enough to) maintain your site? Are you going to add content to it down the track and if so what content, when and how?
We will go more deeply into the site building process in the step by plan. I just wanted to highlight site building as one of the steps in the process.
By Andrew Hansen
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