Adsense Treasure
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Right away, I found this a very strange website. It seems too hyped up, and promises too much for what it is. Plus it advertises it’s affiliate program too prominently right in the sales page!
The author of “Adsense Treasure” is called Abid, and his story involves how he makes $40,000 + from Adsense websites and he includes proof-of-earnings screenshots. I’m always wary of these, since they can be easily faked, but in this case they look real. It’s just you don’t know *how* exactly he made these earnings – but earn them he did.
He also gives a story of his new house in spain, his new car, his gadgets and toys etc. – in other worlds, he’s selling the Marketer’s Lifestyle to you. Again, my alarm bells start ringing.
But – you know what? I like the product, even if I think he’s gone overboard in offering what are essentially Adsense Content Sites.
The truth is many people do make a very nice living from serving adsense ads on content sites, but it takes an awful lot of traffic to do it. Looking at Abid’s earnings screenshot you can see just how many impressions he’s getting! You need to constantly promote and optimise the sites you build, and keep adding to the content. A good way is to use a Blog, or a Template – as provided here – and build on it.
It’s always best to build your own site around your own subject, and if you can aim for a popular niche with little competition – or at least competition you can beat. But I understand not everyone has the time or proficiency to achieve this, so a pre-built template such as that on offer here could be good for you.
The site for sale is a search site that is nicely designed, and comes with other sites that offer Computer, Travel, Shopping, Finance and Car tips. Each are packed full of content (SEO Bait!) and come with inbuilt adsense ads, and other little features such as a scrolling news banner, auto-updated quote of the day, and daily cartoon. I find them cleanly designed and attractive, ideal for this kind of marketing.
In any case, to see Abid’s offer and grab the Adsense Site on offer just click here:
It’s only $20 for the whole package, and Abid provides setup, hosting, traffic and email tips to get you started. If you’ve ever wanted to build an Adsense empire, this is as good a place as any to start. After all, it’s all pre-built and tested, ready and waiting for you!
PS. Quick Tip: The Affiliate Program offers 100% commissions, so why not buy the package, and promote the site itself from your new pages – with an “Own This Site” type link? 
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February 3rd, 2009 @ 9:33 am
This guy must also be able to walk on water.
I can’t get the adsesense plugin to even work on my Wordpress blog so, no adsense on blogs, and on my websites 90% of the time the adsense code is inserted but no ads show – just a blank space.
I have made $9.47 from Adsense in four and a half years. I consider I’ve done well!
Not even worth looking at his scammy site, I don’t think.
I am a dis-believer that anyone has ever made enough for a pair of boots from adsense.
February 3rd, 2009 @ 12:19 pm
I have the adsense plugin working, but it’s easier to just get the code from Google and insert that code manually, whether into your main template or as a widget.
The only way to make money with Adsense is to have masses of traffic. It’s not a great payer, which is why a lot of people give up. But it does pay per click and not per sale so it suits some people.
If you can get the traffic it’s worth pursuing. If not, aim to promote your own products or perhaps affiliate products as a better long term strategy.
April 26th, 2009 @ 10:40 am
haha its funny when people said He is a scammer. What do you understand about the “scam” words? Scam is something that you buy or purchase, but you won’t get it! that is a scam. Well, i have to be honest, i am one of adsense treasure user since early this year, and i have to admit that i don’t make $40,000 a month. But instead, i made $4,000 a month and i consider it as alot to me thou. If you guys don’t try it and want to start a flame here, then forget it, you are just one of the arrogant scum who don’t like risk in this world.
April 26th, 2009 @ 4:04 pm
I repeat: Adsense will work for some, but not for others. It’s just another aspect of internet marketing – there are many.
To earn substantial amounts from adsense there are only a couple of variables to keep in mind. Firstly, a lot of target traffic. Well designed sites rank high for many search terms to get this targeted traffic.
Apart from that choosing high-paying subjects can earn you more (look at the popularity of the term mesothelioma once people realised how much was being payed per click for it). And placing the ads well can encourage clicks, it’s accepted that using text google ads in the main body text of the site works well.
As for this particular package, pre-made sites, the other problem is other customers will use the exact same site – so some customisation/editing is helpful.
No-one said it was a scam btw. I just mentioned this website selling it used a lot of scammy techniques in it’s design, but the product delivers what it promised.
And that’s the end of that – apart from the fact I have to mention I also offer a big package of adsense sites at http://www.ultimateadsense.com !
P.S. Beware the plethora of “I made xxx from Google” ads I have seen. A lot of these are on free offers where if you don’t cancel in a certain period you’ll be re-billed, and various messageboards have reported that customers find it had to cancel the credit card subscriptions.
April 26th, 2009 @ 7:50 pm
is there a reasonable company that will setup websites such as adsense treasures. I have been waiting 2 weeks for them to setup the website ans numerous e-mails with no response. Do anyone recommend an online business that does not take an arm to get started?
Thanks,Byron
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April 26th, 2009 @ 8:42 pm
If you have trouble with the technical side of things, I recommend asking at sites such as elance.com or scriptlance.com – the folk there, all freelancers, bid for jobs that you specify. Another useful place is the forums at forums.digitalpoint.com
As for starting out, personally I’d say start at the bottom
I don’t know your level of experience, but ebay is always a good learning ground, followed by your own site using resellable software or affiliate stuff, followed by your own product.
If it’s an all in one business plan you’d like, something step by step, I’ve always liked Marlon Sanders products (google him). Everything marketing tends to follow a theme, copycatting each other, but his stuff stands out. Other avenues to explore are blogging, adsense sites (bearing in mind the stuff mentioned at this post), and pay per click marketing — but be very careful what you spend there.
Most marketing products are honest in a way, just never believe the income claims. They should have small print to that effect, so take notice of it.
Finally look over the posts and reviews at the warrior forum. These guys are switched on, and most of the market is represented there, including info on new products and plenty of special offers.
There’s also some general beginners guides at this very site you’re on right now with plenty of links to show you around. All the info you need is actually for free on the net, if you can find it, but buying or downloading ebooks and the like will save you time from dredging the mess of sites that most searches throw up
May 18th, 2009 @ 10:24 pm
I must say I am surprised to learn from my associate Clive Praed to say he’s happy with $9.47 in four and a half years. so far I have made $24 in the past seven months and I consider that to be quite poor for adsense you can folow me on twitter.com/philbem
June 18th, 2009 @ 1:02 pm
I don’t care about Abid’s product, but his commission statements are DEFINITELY fake. I just did a couple of posts on my blog about internet marketers creating images of inflated earnings in their sales copy, and Abid just happens to be one of the subjects. The post on Abid is titled “Commission Faker Alert!”. Check it out if you want.
July 16th, 2009 @ 10:16 pm
I repeat – I only posted Adsense Treasure as an opportunity. I’m getting a lot of hits for the search term!
Anyone seeking support for the product please dont’ ask here.
But here’s some general advice:
1. Search this blog for “Adsense”, you’ll find a lot of products and tips that can help you.
2. AdSense sites themselves are not hard to setup. You just basically upload a template, with your info.
3. Making them pay is a lot more difficult. You need a lot of traffic to the sites. Way to much for me to into in this comment, but again – search the blog for “traffic”, “promotion” and “advertising” and see what comes up.
4. OK. I give in. Here’s a quick overview. Search for any subjects or terms you don’t understand.
i. Upload an adsense site for a niche (any subject) you like. There’s a few packs at ultimateadsense.com (my site) or search the web. Also search this blog for “adsense”. There’s quite a few special offers I posted.
ii. Find the keywords for that niche, use Google’s Adwords Toolbox for ideas.
iii. Change the keywords in the site, to match those you found. Write articles around those keywords, for your site and the article directories. Or use PLR articles.
iv. Go look in forums, answers sites, newsgroups, and wherever you wish for people asking about this subject. Post an answer, or a post with your site in the footer link, as a reply.
v. Use the other techniques at http://www.netpreneurnow.com/2traffic.shtml
vi. Stick at it, and launch multiple sites. Get links to get ranked higher, drive traffic directly from linkbacks and posts and blog posts and comments and replies.
vii. Stick with netpreneurnow.com – subscribe to the feed, or the e-mail (links at the top) and I’ll help if you want from the helpdesk productpacks.com/support
To be honest, to make money from adsense requires popular sites and even multiple sites. Affiliate programs, resale rights, and your own products are better.
The web is now the first port of call for anyone looking for information – and it’s increasingly the first stop for those who want to buy something. Tap into it – that’s what Internet Marketing is all about!
-Stuart
November 17th, 2009 @ 3:56 pm
hmmm……
December 28th, 2009 @ 5:37 pm
I purchased the program and was totally confused by all the requirements to get going. These requirements are not spelled out in the advertisement for the product. They are in addition to what they say you need to do in order to make $40K a month. So, I paid an extra $35 to get help. After all the work was complete nothing happened. I mean not anything not even a single visitor. Then I complained and Abid, the owner said, oh yeah, you also have to advertise in your local newspaper, write articles, post replies to blogs, and create and post banners. I said that I was unaware of these additional items as a requirement to make the money. Abid issued a refund however, neither Frederick Revilleza, the affiliate vendor, nor paypal will refund the initial fee. I know it’s only $20 but for me it’s the principal of the matter. Be aware the ad reads “60 day guarantee” while paypal says their only guarantee is 45 days. I wrote Frederick Revilleza and he did not return my email, ever, to this day I have heard nothing from him. He took his $20 and ran and hid. Yeah, great, that’s getting rich on the Internet. Steal from innocent people. Here’s hoping your night’s sleep will suffer because of you misdeeds Frederick Revilleza.
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February 20th, 2010 @ 8:41 am
David, was the eventual product properly setup? “If” you managed to attract a lit of visitors would it have earned money?