XFACTOR micro niche adsense program

Seems like if you've got AdSense on all your sites you couldn't have a much bigger footprint with Google.

Peace.

I really dont understand why people are keep on saying that using the same template will cause them problem. If this is true, there will be a lot of template store going to close up soon.

Dont keep that in mind if you found they doesnt make sense, stick to your gun!

Simon

What if you use their WP default theme?

Hm, bought the theme from you back when and never got an answer to the emails I sent you asking for support.... How come?

how much earning do they bring you on average?

I've hit $100 days on numerous occasions and have a pretty significant number of sites indexed on page 1 for their main keyword phrase. They all use my templates.

I agree with Kael's post above. You need to deliver honest, truthful and helpful content for the given search and you will stay clear of any trouble, regardless of what legitimate white hat infrastructure you are utilizing.

Do the right thing and you will be rewarded. Go rogue and its only a matter of time before it catches up to you.

As long as you keep things white hat, the template can only help you. It can't hurt you unless its so painfully slow and bloated that Google gives you a speed penalty or your users bolt waiting for it to load.

Hi Suka, its logical to me that Google is more likely to ban behavior than design. As long as you stay within TOS in terms of ad placement, and you are providing a solid answer to the user's search query, you'll be fine.

But I would not advise building your only income stream around adsense. In my own business, I've got multiple streams of income. From adsense monetized niche sites to clickbank review sites to CPA sites, to sites that promote my own products.

Google is a fickle dance partner, and in particular, the adsense program is not one that I'd ever solely rely on for consistent income. I've said this many times, but you should only consider Adsense as a supplemental income source at best.

So you need a system that allows you to plug into any monetization method you choose. Whether you use my system or another, the infrastructure needs to be flexible enough to allow you to diversify the means of site monetization.

That's why, even though when I launched clickbump engine it was tuned solely for xfactor style sites and only contained xfactor styled themes, I've evolved it to include a variety of looks and site designs. So you can produce product review sites, authority sites, sniper sites, xfactor sites, halloween custome sites, etc.

Question for Clickbump or anyone else that using these templates. On the subject of making unique and quality content (to satisfy the users experience as well as google) can you also extensively and easily customize the look and layout of these "clickbump themes"?

Besides providing quality content I also want to be on the safe side of having all my clickbump themes look different and no common footprint.

Anyone?