
I’m encouraged by the fact that it’s only November 15 and I’ve already racked up almost $500.00 from Adsense so far this month (see screencap below).
That means that this month will probably end just slightly above average…and that’s just Adsense, which really only makes up maybe 1/10th – 1/20th of my income on a month-to-month basis.
This is not rocket science. Don’t be discouraged. Anyone can do this. The key with anything pertaining to the internet is TRAFFIC. When you’ve got tons and tons of traffic, everything else just falls into place. Without it, you’re dead.
So how do you get traffic? Why should your site or blog outrank Joe Schmo’s site? Backlinks, people. BACKLINKS! You’ve got to have more quality links than you’re opponent, plain and simple.
So how do you get links? Oh sure, you’d like me to tell you about all the ways that every other guy on the internet tells you to get links. “Go do some blog commenting.” “Make up some classified ads.” “Post in forums.” “Write some articles.”
Sure, those are all well and good. But if you want to really start rising in the ranks, what you need are some relevant, in-text links. No trashy spammy footer links, no auto-generated Xrumer links. Those are all fine in enough quantity, and if you mix them with other kinds of links.
What you need, though, are some MONEY links.
What you need to use is a system called 1WayLinks. Jonathan Ledger created this system as a way to broadcast your links across the internet. It’s actually a fairly nice, mostly white-hat way of getting quality links.
Actually, I’m not going to get into it here, because I really don’t want everyone and their brother signing up for this.
I use it myself on a few of my sites, as I do all the products I will tell you about on this blog. If you want to outrank your competition, you need to use 1WayLinks. Thanks to 1WayLinks, one of my sites is on page one of Google out of over 1 BILLION search results…that’s 1,000,000,000 competing results, folks. This is not something to be taken lightly.
That’s how you get traffic.
If you sign up through the link in this post, feel free to hit me up for some advice on how to use it.
