Perhaps upload it manually, without using the software? Youtube makes it easy. And don’t forget, there are many, many video sharing sites but of course none as popular as the mighty Tube.
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Good techniques will stand the test of time, so don’t worry about when you get in. Of course, big launches come and go, but the idea here – of copycatting websites – happens all the time. I don’t mean of course copying an entire site but taking ideas and inspiration both from the content and design, as well as the keywords, linking, and other SEO elements used.
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The URL had changed. The post has been edited with the new link, the product is still active. Thanks.
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All I know is I recieve “The Net Effect” each and every month, and read it cover to cover.
It’s full of interesting articles on SEO, E-Commerce, and Web Design – written by people employed by Stompernet and various industry experts.
While of course they will push their own products from time to time, and the information they provide could just as easily be read on a website (there is a Digital Edition, BTW), the fact that it’s printed out and you pay for it means you are more likely to read and take action.
That’s the problem with the Internet. You can find what you need to know by reading hundreds of websites – or you can pay for the convenience of having the relevant information hand picked and provided to you in a readable format.
It’s your choice. Personally, I have no problem with these guys and I love the magazine…
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Thats a greast idea! Thinking outside the box, automating your business, and making a nice affiliate income. I like it 
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 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
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P.S. Don’t forget the 100% Commission. If you don’t have the time or inclination to build the marketing powerhouse / content sites outlined above you can simply resell the entire offer without any effort. Just e-mail, blog, tweet etc your link and away you go!
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Update: Started getting linked back, as evidenced by the dashboard in the site AND by the “pingbacks” I’ve had for the blog.
This is early days testing, but with one article submitted I’ve seen it published. It will take more of course to affect the PageRank of this site but so far so good.
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My pleasure, it’s a great site. Keep up the good work
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 