> Don't get me wrong - I am still a small fish in the vast pond, and
> there are of course more things I can do to improve more, but I am
> really just popping in here to share some feedback - if you work hard
> and produce your own good content and stay honest, good things will
> come. I am still only making small amounts so far in the grand scheme
> of things, but even those small amounts have grown tremendously from
> the teeny, tiny drop in the bucket when I first started - I think in
> my 3rd or 4th month last year, I only made 25 cents for the entire
> month!!

> So yay. I am just happy and wishing you all the same! Keep working
> hard. :-)
> Cheers!!
> Kate

> On Jul 23, 12:10 pm, danceswithwords wrote:

> > I am in a particularly good mood today and I just wanted to share some
> > thoughts. I knew with hard work and continued updates on my site, I
> > would see improvement. Of course even the best intentions don't always
> > pay out, but time and dedication will tell. I've had my site going for
> > about a year, but I've been especially dedicated since
> > Christmastime ... and I have noticed much, much improvement related to
> > the more work I put into the site.

> > Don't get me wrong - I am still a small fish in the vast pond, and
> > there are of course more things I can do to improve more, but I am
> > really just popping in here to share some feedback - if you work hard
> > and produce your own good content and stay honest, good things will
> > come. I am still only making small amounts so far in the grand scheme
> > of things, but even those small amounts have grown tremendously from
> > the teeny, tiny drop in the bucket when I first started - I think in
> > my 3rd or 4th month last year, I only made 25 cents for the entire
> > month!!

> > So yay. I am just happy and wishing you all the same! Keep working
> > hard. :-)
> > Cheers!!
> > Kate- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> Don't get me wrong - I am still a small fish in the vast pond, and
> there are of course more things I can do to improve more, but I am
> really just popping in here to share some feedback - if you work hard
> and produce your own good content and stay honest, good things will
> come. I am still only making small amounts so far in the grand scheme
> of things, but even those small amounts have grown tremendously from
> the teeny, tiny drop in the bucket when I first started - I think in
> my 3rd or 4th month last year, I only made 25 cents for the entire
> month!!

> So yay. I am just happy and wishing you all the same! Keep working
> hard. :-)
> Cheers!!
> Kate

> Don't get me wrong - I am still a small fish in the vast pond, and
> there are of course more things I can do to improve more, but I am
> really just popping in here to share some feedback - if you work hard
> and produce your own good content and stay honest, good things will
> come. I am still only making small amounts so far in the grand scheme
> of things, but even those small amounts have grown tremendously from
> the teeny, tiny drop in the bucket when I first started - I think in
> my 3rd or 4th month last year, I only made 25 cents for the entire
> month!!

> So yay. I am just happy and wishing you all the same! Keep working
> hard. :-)
> Cheers!!
> Kate

> Hard Work = Good Content = Quality Traffic = Good Income

> Cheerios...

> On Jul 24, 1:10 am, danceswithwords wrote:

> > I am in a particularly good mood today and I just wanted to share some
> > thoughts. I knew with hard work and continued updates on my site, I
> > would see improvement. Of course even the best intentions don't always
> > pay out, but time and dedication will tell. I've had my site going for
> > about a year, but I've been especially dedicated since
> > Christmastime ... and I have noticed much, much improvement related to
> > the more work I put into the site.

> > Don't get me wrong - I am still a small fish in the vast pond, and
> > there are of course more things I can do to improve more, but I am
> > really just popping in here to share some feedback - if you work hard
> > and produce your own good content and stay honest, good things will
> > come. I am still only making small amounts so far in the grand scheme
> > of things, but even those small amounts have grown tremendously from
> > the teeny, tiny drop in the bucket when I first started - I think in
> > my 3rd or 4th month last year, I only made 25 cents for the entire
> > month!!

> > So yay. I am just happy and wishing you all the same! Keep working
> > hard. :-)
> > Cheers!!
> > Kate

> ;-)

> On Jul 25, 5:37 pm, free-survey wrote:
> > Congrats man. You're right.

> > Hard Work = Good Content = Quality Traffic = Good Income

> > Cheerios...

> > On Jul 24, 1:10 am, danceswithwords wrote:

> > > I am in a particularly good mood today and I just wanted to share some
> > > thoughts. I knew with hard work and continued updates on my site, I
> > > would see improvement. Of course even the best intentions don't always
> > > pay out, but time and dedication will tell. I've had my site going for
> > > about a year, but I've been especially dedicated since
> > > Christmastime ... and I have noticed much, much improvement related to
> > > the more work I put into the site.

> > > Don't get me wrong - I am still a small fish in the vast pond, and
> > > there are of course more things I can do to improve more, but I am
> > > really just popping in here to share some feedback - if you work hard
> > > and produce your own good content and stay honest, good things will
> > > come. I am still only making small amounts so far in the grand scheme
> > > of things, but even those small amounts have grown tremendously from
> > > the teeny, tiny drop in the bucket when I first started - I think in
> > > my 3rd or 4th month last year, I only made 25 cents for the entire
> > > month!!

> > > So yay. I am just happy and wishing you all the same! Keep working
> > > hard. :-)
> > > Cheers!!
> > > Kate

> Nothing is impossible you proved it
> well, sometimes it happens that when we get so happy so we wana share
> it with some people i can undrestand what do you feel right now .

> You deserve it man

> ALL THE BEST!

> and wish me too lolz

> It seems most of us go the following way,

> #1. I have had a website and continue to improve with that by adding
> unique content and so on. Then monetizing this website and so on.

> #2. The other way around is, Keyword Research. That is, find some good
> paying keywords, then write some good quality unique articles
> reflecting this keyword. Then, let the world know about this website.
> As, the value of keywords gradually change, this process should be
> continued as higher paying keywords will still be there to fetch. Then
> continue the process again.

> I think Method #2 is far better than Method #1.

> Your thoughts?

> -
> Ways to Make Money Online other than Adsensehttp://MoneyOnline.CrazeNut.com

> On Aug 3, 6:22 pm, Maria Janet wrote:

> > There are mainly two ways to do it.

> > It seems most of us go the following way,

> > #1. I have had a website and continue to improve with that by adding
> > unique content and so on. Then monetizing this website and so on.

> > #2. The other way around is, Keyword Research. That is, find some good
> > paying keywords, then write some good quality unique articles
> > reflecting this keyword. Then, let the world know about this website.
> > As, the value of keywords gradually change, this process should be
> > continued as higher paying keywords will still be there to fetch. Then
> > continue the process again.

> > I think Method #2 is far better than Method #1.

> > Your thoughts?

> > -
> > Ways to Make Money Online other than Adsensehttp://MoneyOnline.CrazeNut.com

> AdSense is less than 20% of my income from this project of mine.
> Apparently the Universe feels that my project has some value to it
> because the Universe keeps providing me with more and more resources
> to continue doing what I'm doing. I'm not looking for handouts, I'm
> not "passing the plate," I'm not sitting in front of Walmart playing
> the beggar, I'm not prostituting myself in any way. But I am doing
> what I love to do.

> I remember when I wasn't doing what I love: the further my action was
> from what I love, the harder I had to work for the money. In those
> days my focus was on the money. These days, my focus is on what I
> love... and I am so far into that landscape that there are no more
> signs, no indicators, no directions, no GPS, there is only the beating
> of my heart, and I follow that. Oh, there is one indicator way behind
> me: it's the crowd screaming "chase the keywords, chase the money."
> But I know deep in my heart that that is the one direction that is
> truly WRONG.

> On Aug 3, 5:39 am, mjpublisher wrote:

> > However, if #1 is about something you love then it wont seem so much
> > like hard work.

> > On Aug 3, 6:22 pm, Maria Janet wrote:

> > > There are mainly two ways to do it.

> > > It seems most of us go the following way,

> > > #1. I have had a website and continue to improve with that by adding
> > > unique content and so on. Then monetizing this website and so on.

> > > #2. The other way around is, Keyword Research. That is, find some good
> > > paying keywords, then write some good quality unique articles
> > > reflecting this keyword. Then, let the world know about this website.
> > > As, the value of keywords gradually change, this process should be
> > > continued as higher paying keywords will still be there to fetch. Then
> > > continue the process again.

> > > I think Method #2 is far better than Method #1.

> > > Your thoughts?

> > > -
> > > Ways to Make Money Online other than Adsensehttp://MoneyOnline.CrazeNut.com

> I've been running my website for nearly two years now. I write about
> something I have an enormous amount of interest in, and even though I
> think I earned about 10 cents my first month, my site now earns more
> than enough money from Adsense alone that keeping my site updated with
> new content has become my full time job, which of course doesn't feel
> like a job at all. I know all about SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
> techniques, keywords, the whole bit, and while I do put some effort
> into making sure my site is search engine friendly, my main goal is to
> make sure it's user friendly and that it's always updated with new
> content. I keep things honest, never trying to get away with anything
> sneaky or underhanded. I focus on the website itself and let Adsense
> worry about the ad content. I just write about something I have a
> major interest in, continually adding new content to my site, and I
> actually get paid for it at the end of every month! I've successfully
> escaped society's "work till you drop and be miserable like everyone
> else" attitude and I'm actually enjoying my life. What more could
> anyone ask for?

> I know there's a lot of people out there who think that starting up a
> website is a sure-fire way to an easy million and all they care about
> are ways to make their website pay more money. Unfortunately, a lot of
> them seem to end up on this forum, as well as a few other forums I
> visit. Running your own website can be an amazing and rewarding
> experience, but if you find yourself always asking "Can I get away
> this this? Will I be banned if I do this?", then you need to find
> something else to do with your life.

> As for the idea of finding high-paying keywords and writing articles
> about them to make money, I used to work as a web designer for a
> company that did exactly that. They must have had close to 100
> websites, each one based on a topic that would earn them a lot from
> ads, and every one of their websites amounted to virtual fluff. They
> offered nothing of value to anyone who was searching for information
> on those topics. None of their writers knew anything about the topics,
> and many of them simply re-worded articles from other sites. I used to
> joke that the company's slogan should be "Making the internet useless,
> one website at a time". Eventually I quit because I couldn't sleep at
> night knowing I worked for a company like that, and a few months after
> I quit, they went out of business. I guess my point is, unless you
> have something of real value to offer on a topic, don't just start
> writing about something because it's a high paying keyword. All you'll
> be doing is wasting people's time.

> On Aug 3, 10:00 am, zihara wrote:

> > It's not hard work at all, I'm doing what I love. Doing what I love is
> > more like worship. I don't chase after money, I certainly don't chase
> > after keywords, I chase after what I love. And my exposition on what I
> > do and what I find along the way is of such a nature as to attract
> > people with money who also love what I do and they want to get on
> > board with me and take that journey, too.

> > AdSense is less than 20% of my income from this project of mine.
> > Apparently the Universe feels that my project has some value to it
> > because the Universe keeps providing me with more and more resources
> > to continue doing what I'm doing. I'm not looking for handouts, I'm
> > not "passing the plate," I'm not sitting in front of Walmart playing
> > the beggar, I'm not prostituting myself in any way. But I am doing
> > what I love to do.

> > I remember when I wasn't doing what I love: the further my action was
> > from what I love, the harder I had to work for the money. In those
> > days my focus was on the money. These days, my focus is on what I
> > love... and I am so far into that landscape that there are no more
> > signs, no indicators, no directions, no GPS, there is only the beating
> > of my heart, and I follow that. Oh, there is one indicator way behind
> > me: it's the crowd screaming "chase the keywords, chase the money."
> > But I know deep in my heart that that is the one direction that is
> > truly WRONG.

> > On Aug 3, 5:39 am, mjpublisher wrote:

> > > However, if #1 is about something you love then it wont seem so much
> > > like hard work.

> > > On Aug 3, 6:22 pm, Maria Janet wrote:

> > > > There are mainly two ways to do it.

> > > > It seems most of us go the following way,

> > > > #1. I have had a website and continue to improve with that by adding
> > > > unique content and so on. Then monetizing this website and so on.

> > > > #2. The other way around is, Keyword Research. That is, find some good
> > > > paying keywords, then write some good quality unique articles
> > > > reflecting this keyword. Then, let the world know about this website.
> > > > As, the value of keywords gradually change, this process should be
> > > > continued as higher paying keywords will still be there to fetch. Then
> > > > continue the process again.

> > > > I think Method #2 is far better than Method #1.

> > > > Your thoughts?

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