AdSense geek needed

[Day Dreamer]

What I need is to take advantage of news media by getting on top of quick stories with a good content adsense site.

I need a geek that can smack together a 3 page adsense site in less than 24 hours and have it up on my server. You need to be able to work on your own, understand and find content, add the domain name to my google adsense account, adsense the site, and then do it in such a way that it makes money!

If you can do this, my last guy made 22K on average a month in commissions and pay per job.

Please, if you are NOT living in the US, please don't respond. You wont understand what I am doing and I dont want to waste 5K trying to teach you (tried my 4th overseas guy yesterday, with failure).

So if your a geek that can slap together quick websites, content, and adsense it and rank it, you can make some money. Ill explain more in a PM

Please PM me for details.

 

[Axel]

I'm a little unclear on what you're wanting this site to do.

From the post, I can't tell if you are wanting a page bogged down with specific keywords to attract a certain crowd, or if you want the thing to scour news sites for new content, which I assume would be illegal anyway. (I've not looked into licensing on any particular companies' reporting just for the sake of making this reply, as I assume no one wants their content stolen).

Now, assuming you want a site like any other that just has carefully chosen sections on a particular topic to attract people looking for something specific, that much is easy, and I have you covered.

You didn't mention a particular niche, so I have to forewarn you that having too broad a topic will lead to ads that no one will click. I'm sure you're aware of what determines the content of those Adsense strips, and if you have in fact hired people in the past for this, that you know what you are doing.

That said, I'm sure you're aware that pagerank is strongly influenced by how often your content changes. If you want your site on top, someone has to maintain the information in a way that it's not the same text each time Google's crawler returns. You didn't specify that as a concern; did you imply you wanted some form of contract, implicit or otherwise?

Also, the limit for number of ad strips on a page is two. I'm thinking one to the side, one on top, and then a search bar at the bottom. The search bar would give confused visitors another method of finding what they want, as well as you another chance for them to click ads. I think it violates Google's terms to have the search performed automatically when they enter, but I'm not sure.

Anyway, if you are still interested, I've sent you a PM.
-Axel

 

[Day Dreamer]

I'm a little unclear on what you're wanting this site to do.

From the post, I can't tell if you are wanting a page bogged down with specific keywords to attract a certain crowd, or if you want the thing to scour news sites for new content, which I assume would be illegal anyway. (I've not looked into licensing on any particular companies' reporting just for the sake of making this reply, as I assume no one wants their content stolen).

Now, assuming you want a site like any other that just has carefully chosen sections on a particular topic to attract people looking for something specific, that much is easy, and I have you covered.

You didn't mention a particular niche, so I have to forewarn you that having too broad a topic will lead to ads that no one will click. I'm sure you're aware of what determines the content of those Adsense strips, and if you have in fact hired people in the past for this, that you know what you are doing.

That said, I'm sure you're aware that pagerank is strongly influenced by how often your content changes. If you want your site on top, someone has to maintain the information in a way that it's not the same text each time Google's crawler returns. You didn't specify that as a concern; did you imply you wanted some form of contract, implicit or otherwise?

Also, the limit for number of ad strips on a page is two. I'm thinking one to the side, one on top, and then a search bar at the bottom. The search bar would give confused visitors another method of finding what they want, as well as you another chance for them to click ads. I think it violates Google's terms to have the search performed automatically when they enter, but I'm not sure.

Anyway, if you are still interested, I've sent you a PM.
-Axel

acapulcoattorneys.com Is one example of a recent one.

 

[copper]

PM sent