The chart is based on unique views to my current blog network of 7 websites. Adsense earnings growth generally matched my UV count as well , starting with a median of $3-5/day  ,and ending the month in the $10-$20/day range.
So far , so good , as far as the method of just setting up blogs, trying to SEO them goes. I’ve also been making money by other ad sources and have done well. One site is also collecting opt-in email addresses, and is up to around 650 or so opt-ins since I started the first of the month as well. The last day of the chart was a anomaly as one keyword I rank well for went crazy in terms of traffic. I haven’t updated my spreadsheet in the past 2-3 days other than my internal income sheet which I’m not going to post online.

I’m not going to go into lengthy , gory details of it , but I’ve got a method to develop websites now that will build visitors over time, most importantly it’s profitable and it helps me invest back into the project.

So , my goal for this year is to end the year with no less than 100 high-profile websites in my portfolio , although my real goal is 250. Right now I’ve got about 7 sites I consider ‘high profile’. Once I reach my goal I’ll reveal a little more information , but in the mean time I’ll be sharing charts & graphs with everyone, since I love them so much.

The above chart shows my network wide pageviews starting in December at a total of 594 daily pageviews, and ending yesterday at a total of 3021 pageviews across the network.

The chart includes a total of 5 websites (I’m developing out the additional 2 websites mentioned above) and the 5th website was added on 12/20/10 starting at 4 pageviews that day , and on 1/3/11 it reached a total of 253 daily PVs (This is an anomaly but it shows me that it has potential.)

Total ending pageviews were 1578 ,818 , 443, 253, 182 across the five websites. My #1 website is a music blog , while the lowest is a general interest blog I’ve had for over a year.

I get a email directly from their people every 3-4 months, so I figured I’d post a little bit about them. They say they have listings and give out REO listings to agents, so  I did my normal research.

If you go to their site and click on “maps” you can see how much volume they do in your area. I checked my state of Ohio , and surprisingly enough they had a DOZEN properties in the entire state! I hate to break it to everyone , but a decent management company will have several dozen in a city , let alone the whole state! So , if you figure it out , with LAMCO you’ve got about a 1 in 50 or 1 in 100 shot of ever listing properties with them. Take my advice and don’t pay the $259 fee, you’d be much better of by buying some signs and posting them on telephone polls that say “Please give me bank listings!” At least in that case someone would see your name.

Here’s the link to their map to check your area : http://www.lamconetwork.com/Search-Results.aspx

*Edit*
I’ve been getting 1-3 emails a WEEK From lamco , and now one of their telemarkters called me. I argued with him for around 5 minutes which he did not address the major negative reviews I’ve read and had about them. So , still in my book they’re still a scam!

The phone number to the shortsale & loss mitigation number for bank of America is 1-866-880-1232

Their contact fax number is 866-808-5050, both of these numbers were working at the time of this posting (9/14/2010).

I’ve been doing quite a bit of work for the large banks I work for (Chase, HSBC, BOA/Countrywide/FNMA/FreddieMac).

Anyways, one of the things I wanted to do was to pull a report on Central ohio home sales over the past month (Starting on July 1st) through the 30th , then starting again on August the 1st. From the MLS data I pulled , there has been a 26.6% drop month-over-month compared to 2009 in July, and a 15.5% drop so far in August. This leads me to believe that the housing market is pretty soft, even with interest rates being as low as they are (I’ve seen 3.5% 7-1 arms from our wells fargo affiliate bank).

I’m personally worried a bit as to what will happen with higher interest rates and a low demand market. Obviously I have a bad feeling about where we’re headed, but we’ll have to see where things go.

I’m also debating on whether or not I should do a webshow based on real estate. How many of you would like to see a show on the gory inner workings of real estate investment?

The project I’ve been working this entire year on has finally started to have SOME success, although not as much as I’d like.

I’ve been going into several avenue as of recently concerning other ventures. My adsense income is pretty stable now, not too bad for only have a small handful of sites with adsense installed. I’ve also been getting into physical product CPS sales which has worked out great! I’ve managed to snag a few long-term customers that keep re-ordering the same product which is awesome, considering my markup is well over 100%, hopefully I can expand that niche into a full blown e-store. I’m realizing that there’s lots of traffic out there for everything, you just have to get creative to do it.

Another interesting note is that I’ve been told a few times now that my facebook posts on doing gaming ruined the niche…….I guess there are lots of lemmings that are only interested in copy & paste campaigns, maybe I should monetize that?

As for my new greatest project, the one that’s taken most of the year – It’s going better, if we can scale it it should do a few thousand a day in net income which would be great, it’s just hard waiting.