Difference between $10/day and $1000/day in arbitrage

[Alpha55]

Let's say you have a guy that does $10 a day net from arbitrage. He sets up about 30 MFA sites with scraped material and keeps or gets rid of them depending on what turns a profit.

How does this guy rise to the 500 or even $1000 level? Is it just about increasing the budget to get more clicks, or is it more involved than that?

Alpha

 

[Blastyourass]

It's all numbers.

30 at $10 to get to $500 you need to do 150 and to get 1000 you need 300. It's just like anything else. Yes you can tweak and add more long tail keywords, search networks, increase bids etc.

The best guys have scripts to track things to a "t" and large budgets to crush competitors. Plus they keep all info on the DL because it's harder than ever to make bank.

 

[maximus]

It's a lot more than just increasing your budget. When you're doing arb, you're bidding 1-3 cpc and there aren't too many profitable niches anymore that you can get more hits at that cpc level by just increasing your budget.

It's more about increasing the number of arb sites you have so you go from 1 site making $10/day to 100 sites making $10/day each. Keep in mind that not every site and niche you create will be profitable... not even close.

 

[Mike]

It's also keeping in mind that you're floating money for 60 days. You need about a two month budget minimum before you start to get paid.

Ask Engaged about how to make big money in Ad$en$e arbi. I hear he knows a thing or two about it.....

 

[pocketrockets]

Once you start to make a significant amount you'll raise red flags at Google and they will likely shut you down for arbitrage. Especially if they think your site/content isn't a good user experience.