Facebook / Adsense Arbitrage (3)
I have zero experience with Google Adsense but I was just thinking abt this...
Howbout if you create a very simple couple pages lightweight site with high-paying Adsense keywords and then leverage Facebook ultra-targeted machine capability to send traffic to?
Getting paid $10, $20 or $50 a click sounds kinda easy to make a profit esp if you are able to lower your CPCs on Facebook since you'd be targeting, for instance, people who like Law/are doctors etc. ie very relevant Facebook ads to a very relevant audience to a very relevant mini-site.
What do you guys think?
Welcome to 2010 
Arbitrage made a lot of people rich, but the EASY days are gone. Many people are still making bank with this approach, but it's not as simple as you think
The way you portrayed it ... it's gonna get you a ban by both FB and adsense, they don't want to send and/or buy traffic from pages made for arbitrage. And $10-$50 clicks are a dream in most cases too ... sure, they do happen, but on extremely targeted context clicks.
And there is one more thing to keep in mind ... if you buy 100 visits from FB and send them to a page, there is NO CHANCE IN HELL for all of them to click on the adsense link. 1%, 2% is already a solid result, maybe 5% with extremely good targeting ... in rare cases, you can get 10% ... do the math.
Arbitrage works for sure, but you can bet your arm on one thing : 100 people just had the same idea at this very moment ... you need to be very smart with it in order to make $
Most of the topics that you'd need to target on FB are ones that FB would look very dimly on, too.
"Do you have Mesothelioma? Want to know how long you'll live?" is not the kind of thing that's likely to pass review
Likewise "We know you were exposed to asbestos!".
If you can manage to target any of the ultra-high-value keywords on FB (I know people who've managed to target pretty high-value ones in the past), you'll also probably make a lot more money just selling leads off those to, for example, Mesothelioma-interested law firms.
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