A pilgrim, haha, thanks Bruce. Ya, that’s exactly right, if you want something bad enough you will find a way…

Hey Henrock, nice tips man thanks for sharing..

@Lisa

That sucks Lisa, and totally understandable why you’re now concerned with Adsense…

Were I in your shoes, I would be prepared to switch my adsense account over to a corporation should you encounter any issues with your current one.

Here in Canada it costs about $100-200 to incorporate a new company, and with each company you have you can setup a new adsense account.

All I can say is that when I put up sites, I don’t feel that they are MFA, I feel like I’m providing quality content and so I’m not worried…

Just focus on putting out quality content…if you want you can also stick Amazon on your sites…other than that, there’s nothing much you can do, and yes, you shouldn’t worry over what you can’t control.

Some will say, “but what if I can’t afford it?”, but even people who are periodically broke, find a way, (if they want it bad enough)…I know because I’ve done it in the past, and I was seriously broke.

You set a great example of both MINDSET and WORK HABITS.
Speaking of that, it occurs to me on the eve of Thanksgiving, that you would have made a great Pilgrim, Mike!

Actually, last week I had a little epiphany about not worrying about how many sites I need to build or how much money I need to spend or IF my Adsense acct was going to be disabled, etc. Once you get these sites going they should continue to grow and make you money.

BUT then I got an email from Google about my ADWORDS acct. and how they were disabling it. That is crazy because I haven’t used adwords in a few months. I asked why and they said – repeated advertising policy violations. I really cannot figure that one out. So now I’m freaking out about my Adsense acct again.

I guess it shouldn’t really matter as long as there is decent content on the sites. But really…what is decent? I feel like I’m just rehashing product features and reviews. And I do feel that since I’m putting up product type sites the sites are a little more MFAish so that might send up a flag.

I know you’ve said not to worry about things you can’t control and that does make sense. So I guess I need to just roll with the punches. I guess it would be easier if I wasn’t so deperate to replace my job income haha .

If you have a gut feeling about the success of a site, run with it. One of my top earners averages $15/day through adsense, and it shows a $.05 CPC and no numbers according to Google… I knew that it would be a hot product upon release and took the risk. So far the risk has paid off enormously.

Also, if you are an expert in one niche, stay in tune with what is going on… often times you can get the jump on things, which leads to an easy page one. While it might take a few weeks for income to stream in, when it does, you’ll be very happy. I have domains that I know won’t make a dime for 3 months, but when they do, they’ll bring in well more than I invested. Sometimes its not about what have you earned for me today, but rather, what will you earn for me in the near future.