I know now that there are not enough hours in the day to build all my Adsense blogs. I now own about fourteen domains and they are all over the place in levels of completion. Some of them still have that great “Hello World” sticking out at there for all to see. Not to mention that I have a hard time sleeping at night because of all the damn caffeine I drink all day and my family has demands, too. I really wish they would learn how to cook and that my son would change his own diapers.

It is real easy to get burned out doing this making money online thing especially if you have to write your own material. Someday, in the near future, I plan on outsourcing my Adsense blog articles, but right now I can’t afford it. I am trying to convince John (remember him as my great source of keywords) to invest so that I can buy thirty more websites and outsource the articles to undeveloped countries that speak broken English.

Oh, those great entrepreneur dreams.

So far, John is skeptical and wants to see me make more than five bucks a week. Yes, I have already made five dollars from Google Adsense, and I am trying to convince him that I have barely done five percent of the work necessary to building a steady income from my Adsense blog sites. He is not buying in to my money making system, yet, but I believe he will come around.

I have a mountain of work ahead of me, and I am glad that I have no life or I would have given up by now. Building blogs to target Google Adsense is an endurance test and I am glad it is because it helps eliminate the competition, and the bonus is when you do start to make money those already in the game make one of the friendliest communities to be involved in. Over at the Keyword Academy, there is a great community forum where even Court will add his opinion on a regular basis. They also have a cool ranking system that ranks those in the community by how much they make a month. These members must submit reports to be ranked, so that you know when you ask someone for advice they have actually made money and aren’t blowing smoke up your ass. If you are not part of the Keyword Academy, then you really don’t want to make money through Adsense blogging.

I’ve made mistakes and learned from them in the last two weeks. I really feel like I am in an elite group that gets the real deal of making money online.

Here are a few things I feel that are important to mention.

1.       Get Organized- Start making Excel sheets and keep track of your work

2.       Work on each website in rotation- Write a blog, then a Ezine, a HubPage, a Squidoo, etc. for a site, then move on to the next one.

3.       Read less, Work more- it is important to read blogs and find new info, but this should never take more than 10% of your time.

4.       Build them links- this can never be stressed enough

Remember, this an income that has low maintenance down the line, but for now, you got to put in the work.

So my first week went by quickly. I watched all the tutorials, bought several domains, and started posting content. So after spending some time with my girlfriend and my son, some time decompressing from spending sixteen hour days on the computer, it was time to get back into my Adsense blogs and to learn how to make money writing online.

Part of Court’s teachings is that you start to submit articles to Ezineartilces.com and eventually to HubPages.  Well, these two sites can be extremely helpful to building links, but each is completely different in the way they operate.

First, though, you want to make sure you are submitting original content to these sites.  I made a mistake of submitting duplicate content and it ended up costing me a big headache in the long run. For one, it affects your rating on HubPages and secondly, it slows down your articles from being posted at Ezine. Also, don’t use an article spinner. It is best to write new articles for these sites or you will just be wasting your time.

Now, with Ezine you will be getting some solid links with a decent amount of traffic to your Adsense blog. But if you want to post there and not buy premium membership and want to see your posts up by Friday, make sure you submit your articles earlier in the week. Ezine reviews every article before it is accepted, which can take a few days, not counting weekends. If you plan on using this website to help with your Adsense blogging, I would make sure you have the patience to deal with them

Now, over on HubPages, your articles go up immediately and you can earn money from their Google Adsense, but this site has a popularity style of posting and you have to keep your pages in the high ranks or they shut off your links. I have yet to earn a penny from them.

The other thing I am focusing on is exchanging links. This is a very important step in building up your Adsense blog sites. Now, most people seem to have trouble getting links, but I have had at least a 50% success rate in trying to get these contacts. Well, for one, I used Grizzly’s niche support and Keyword Academy instead of asking random people on the internet. I don’t see a point in sending out a bunch of emails to people that might not be in the same making money online business. Who knows if they are ever going to respond?

At least with niche support, even those that don’t want to help at least send me an email in acknowledgement. If you are trying to build links, then you should stick to your own kind.

So, I bought some domains, ran them through all the set up configurations, and found some themes that I can live with for now. I have also taken care of my daily chores like cooking, going to the grocery store, showering, and listening to John’s new suggestions for websites. Because of him, I now own five websites set up for Adsense blogs but none of them have any content.

It doesn’t help that it is around ninety degrees in Los Angeles. I need to start doing my work before it gets too hot or my computer starts acting all squirrely. I live in an Internet-minded household where at any time there are at least three to five people sharing the same router and if somebody starts to download something, I am pretty much screwed.

So, it’s time to add some content to my Internet real estate. Now, in Court’s videos, he mentions visit ezinearticles.com for some ideas. But this is not such a good idea if you are going to submit your Adsense blog to that site. Ezinearticles reviews all your submissions and if you happened to “loosely paraphrase”, you are going to get rejected for similar content.

As bloggers, we are not responsible for citing our source material, but it is always a good idea that wherever you get your articles from that you rewrite what you read in your own words. Don’t be tempted to cut and paste together an article or you will never get it posted anywhere and you will never be able to link build.

I am not saying that you have to be a trained journalist. Just spend some time organizing the article in your own words. Also, don’t be tempted to do it right in WordPress. Always use whatever word processing software you have available because it has built in grammar correction that is not available when typing directly into those submission boxes.

Also develop your own unique voice and style and put a pen name on that beast. While there is a huge debate going if social trafficking can help generate revenue, it does help if your name has brand recognition when going for the long haul. I have been writing with the name Crowbar for over two years now, so there is some traffic I can count on from that pen name.

Now there is one thing I disagree with from Court’s teaching. I believe in the use of multiple pen names when designing niche websites designed to target Google Adsense blogging. I am not saying creating deceptive voices, but develop separate ones for each niche.

If you are planning on owning multiple sites, I feel that it is good to put so many sites under one pen name and so many with another. Whether you use one voice or separate voices, It comes down to personal preference, I guess.

Well, it’s been close to a week now and I own five sites (I bought this one on Day Five) and I feel I am on my way to becoming a millionaire. So far, I have spent over a hundred dollars and close to forty hours on this endeavor.

And I am completely broke. I wonder if Proud Domains accepts food stamps.

I can’t sleep at night.

My girlfriend keeps getting mad at me for getting up at 6 A.M. and sneaking off to the back house for hours.

But I can’t help it.

I’m hooked.

It’s now my fourth day and I own three domains relating to dogs. According to the Court’s Potential Formula, they should all net me around a hundred bucks a month when I get them ranked. Now, I just got to get them hosted.

Look, I’ve been using the internet for over ten years and I am sad to say that I have never owned a domain nor had a website hosted. I never knew the proper way to go about it and was a little lazy to learn. When HTML was in its early days, I did okay, but then those damn Cascading Style Sheets went over my head and I left websites to the rest of the world. So, when I ran into Court’s course I was a little hesitant about starting a website.

But, that is why I advise watching all the videos first and make sure you understand everything that you are going to have to do. I’m lucky right now. I don’t have a life and the state is taking care of my needs. I got all day to do this since I quit wasting my time playing World Of Warcraft. Now, besides designing website for making money with Google Adsense, I need to figure out how to sell my WOW account E-Bay. Anyone looking for a level 80 Death Knight with some epic gear?

The point I’m trying to make is that while I am very internet savvy, I have also been internet asleep, wasting my time, sometimes days, on the internet doing things that didn’t make me a lick of money.

I’ve done the gambling, the late night backdoor adult pass hacks, the massively multiplayer life sucking games, and now I’ve moved on to trying to make a buck online.

So, I went to HostGator, and spent the money to buy one of those unlimited packs for like eight bucks a month. Figure in the price of the three domains for two years each and I have already invested about seventy dollars into my plans to become a millionaire with Google Adsense blogging.

Well, you can’t make money unless you spend money.

At this point, gang, Hostgator is going to send you an email with your new host server numbers. When you get this email, you need to go back to the website where you bought your domains and change the name servers. All this is in Court’s tutorials.

The only thing I got to add is that when you buy another domain, and you will, make sure you go to your Cpanel page and add the subdomain before you change the name servers or you will end up like me.

I spent an hour talking to someone in India about how I can’t access my site because someone else is sitting there already.

My girlfriend started complaining about wanting some quality time together, wanting to eat, wanting to shower, and something about a baby that I don’t talk to anymore.

Doesn’t he understand? I’m trying to build his future.

Isn’t he worried about us stealing his keywords and topping him?

To those things I say, “Pish posh. Ratta matta poo.”

Well, not really.

The truth is I believe in the capitalist spirit and don’t mind if you steal my work. I hope you do make a million dollars off of what I say. I feel the only way for this Adsense blog to be successful is to pull down the curtain and show you everything that I have done. Plus, I don’t even know if what I am doing will work. So, if you steal my ideas and they fail, then I have a few partners in my misery.

Look, I got into the Internet back when it was mostly a place to share information freely and I still believe in those ideals. I feel that if you put information, pictures, movies, and content online, then others have the right to borrow it and make their own destiny from your works.

But, anyway, let’s get back to day three of my adventures trying to make money with Adsense blogging.
So, you remember my girlfriend’s sister’s boyfriend, right?

Well, we will call him John from now on.

John came into the back room and gave me some great ideas for keywords, mostly relating to dogs. So I ran a bunch of dog-related keywords up the Google flagpole, and came back with some decent hits.

One that interested me was Guard Dogs. When I searched for Guard Dogs on Google, I came back with a good chance to place in the top five. Hell, I might even place top dog, but I am still new at this and will be happy for now to just place in the top five. I figure when I get some websites under my belt that are producing, then I can set my sites at some higher competition.

So the keyword search for Guard Dogs, after I put in the formula and did my SEO search, was greenlighted at around a hundred bucks a month in potential revenue.

Cool, I found my first targeted Adsense blog.

Hey, Crowbar, you ask, what the Hell do you know about dogs?

Not too much. But I live with two dogs and John knows a lot about breeds, so it’s a start.

Look, the main thing about these keywords is that you do not need to be an expert. There is plenty of information on the web for you to write a few decent articles to get started. For right now, we are just trying to find a profitable keyword and get a domain.

So I went back to Court’s Crash Course Manual and watched the videos again about buying a domain. I ran a few ideas through Proud Domain’s Domain Search and came back with www.guarddogsguide.com.

First Major Rule, gang, is you got to have the keywords in the name. You can’t be fancy and call it Inthedoghouse.com or Dothesedoggiesbite.com because we are in the keyword search business.

If your keyword is not in the name, then you already lose. Period.

Well, maybe not, but I am not arguing with Court. He has made 3500 in one month off of a keyword. So listen to him, already!

So now I have a domain and I’m ready to start making money with Google as an Adsense blogger.

Well, not yet. I need a damn host now.

But that’s for tomorrow.

So swine flu is the first search I did for a keyword. Now, I go to the Google Adwords Keywords Tool, adjust the show/hide menus so that I can see all the money I am going to make with the swine flu. Well, I come to find out that I am not going to make jack-diddley because swine flu is too new of a keyword to generate any results as a blog with Adsense. Sure, I believe people are searching for it. Hell, I punched in a few URL’s and there are several sites already getting on the bandwagon. I’m sure if I was a professional at Adsense blogs I could make a fortune with the damn swine flu. But I’m not taking my chances.

Swine flu probably fits the first rule that Court mentions in his Crash Course Manual. But, it doesn’t satisfy the other two rules which are the keyword has to be able to rank and peeps need to find the damn thing valuable.

Ain’t no sense of a million people coming to your site on nose picking, if nobodies buying ya boogers.

So now my goal is to find some keywords that people are searching for, that can be ranked, and that have value.

So I start generating my list, start plugging them into an Excel sheet, start running the Potential Formula for Adsense in blog post from the manual on them. I find out that if I can get a site on laptops, I’ll make 88,ooo dollars a month.

Sweet.

So, I come down to earth when I install the SEO-for-Firefox plug-in and find out there is no way in Hell that I’m ever gonna place against the competition for laptops.

So, I go through my list and start turning all my special keywords red. Occasionally, I find one I want to make green, but I think I’m actually pushing it. Then my girlfriend’s sister’s boyfriend comes into the back house where I hide with my computer and he starts going on about his dam dog and how wonderful it is and how he likes to watch mixed martial arts….blah….blah…blah.

Wait. Dogs and People Beating Each Other Up.

These are some great keywords. Now, he keeps rambling on and filling me with a plethora of keywords.

Hmm, I wonder if people are searching for plethora.

Anyways, pretty soon I have over 400 hundred keywords to begin to look at for potential Adsense blog sites. After just a few hours, I nailed down a few keywords that did not look to hard to page rank in and that can generate at least a hundred dollars a month in potential income.

Not much, but it’s a start.

Now, onto my next step: Buying a domain.

But before I could spend diaper money on domains for my new pla of making money with Google Adsense blogs, I needed to make sure I had enough diapers. So, I had to shut off my computer and head out to Target and wait until the next day to get rich.

That first night after watching all of Court and Mark’s videos, I decided to jump into this making money with Google Adsense blog game. Let’s see if I can pass on what I learned to the rest of ya.

So, the first step is to go to the damn website. Here it is again, Court’s Internet Marketing School.
Go there and watch the How to Start a Blog Videos Series. It is the best place I have found to understanding what it takes to build an Adsense blog. But first you have to sign up for Court’s Keyword Crash Course and he sends you the link to the PDF. Believe me, this thing is invaluable in understanding exactly what is involved in a keyword search.

Keywords, I tell ya. It’s all about those damn keywords.

This crash course let’s you know everything there is to know about how to find your own keywords, how to evaluate them for potential, and to understanding what page ranks means when you decide what keywords you might like to tackle. He guides you through the process with easy to follow plans of how to accomplish an impressive list of keywords with just a few hours work. I had a few good selections after a couple of hours that had potential to earn more than a hundred bucks a month as a blog with adsense.

There are some videos in the manual that show you how to buy a domain and purchase your host server, but the really valuable videos can be found at their other site, The Keyword Academy. It costs a buck to buy into the site for a month, but it is the best damn buck I have ever spent outside of Mexico (You can’t beat three tacos for a dollar, sorry, Court).

Between the Crash Course manual, the introduction videos and the core videos at the Keyword Academy, you should have very good idea of just what is need to accomplish building an Adsense blog. Just spend some time watching, reading, and visiting some of the links that Court has on his page. He has friends who have similar ways of going about building a blog site, but I would start with Court first and then move on to the other sites.

So, that first day, I read and watched anything I could get my hands on that related to making money with Google Adsense blogs and decided that I would take a chance on following the lesson laid out by Court and Mark.

Then, my girlfriend got pissed at me for being on the computer all day, so that ended my first day on the road to Adsense blogs for beginners.