1. Pete Cowley says:

    thanks for the info…I will put it to good use…I have one site for now, but will expand shortly, keep you posted.

  2. Chris Raine says:

    Hi

    I have purchased both Instant Adsense Template packages and have decided not to pursue the monthly subscription version. I would like to say that Joel’s work is of great quality and value, however you can have too much of a good thing. Your right in saying that it can become a little over whelming, so I have passed up on this opportunity

  3. Steve Henderson says:

    I’ve just put up your first free site Fashion Design School and would be happy to upgrade my membership at NCW, EXCEPT for the very point you make in this article.

    Until I have solved the traffic and monetization issues there is no point in creating further sites to sit there without earning.

    I mention monetization because the more revenue gained per visitor, the more I can devote to promotion. Presently I can’t even consider purchased traffic because the prospective Adsense revenue alone is unlikely to justify the expense.

    So firstly – the more you can help your members find and drive traffic, the more they will be prepared to buy more sites from you.

    If traffic will depend on backlinks, each site may need a blog (to get indexed quickly).

    Secondly, to increase the revenue per visit we need to incorporate
    (a) lead caputure flyins or pop-under pages
    (b) affiliate “presell” copy; data feeds; and links.
    (c) tracking software to evaluate which traffic sources are producing in terms of visits, list opt-ins, adwords revenue and affiliate income from affiliate links .

    Could I also suggest that if you can produce case studies of traffic generation and extra monetizaton beyond Adsense, you will encourage users to emulate.

    In conclusion – if your users make profits from your sites they will buy as many as you can make.
    If they don’t make profits, it doesn’t matter how good the sites are, because they won’t continue to buy them.

    So – you have a vested interest in “free” or very low cost traffic generation plus “monetization” to fund paid promotion. Until that problem is solved, the demand for sites will be stuck at the free trial stage.

    Fortunately, much of this further work is one-off and does not repeat for each site (except that different affiliate programs may be required to suit each individual niche)

    Also – additional features, services and training don’t necessarily have to be supplied “free” – although that would obviously help with take up.

    I want to see the NCW program succeed – and therefore encourage other users to comment on implementation issues that they find challenging. Detlev can’t help until he knows about
    any problems.

    http://www.StevenHenderson.ws>


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