How Anne Moss Earns $200K Per Month From A Portfolio of 25 Sites & 5 Million Monthly Pageviews

[@pt6885]

My favourite interviewer in any niche. So empathetic, actually listens, warm, funny, humble and obviously well prepared.

[@AliKhan-kj2pp]

Bauman is legit! The best I'd argue.

[@sapemi08]

Another story of the right person, with the right background and the right tools under the shoulder just discovering where to apply them. First playing a game then start learning from the game and a little luck. Nice video, really nice and with a lot of value for entrepreneurs. Thanks.

[@quintonhamp53]

A long time ago, there was an interview on niche Pursuits where Clair (Skeffling) was interviewed. Her method helped me get a huge start into internet marketing and to quit my day job. Anne is delivering the same kind of detail, and she is undoubtedly changing lives with this interview.

[@michelereynolds9651]

@@sol0008 I posted a link to the interview but it was deleted. Try searching for "Claire Smith episode 57".

[@CornishTigerTV]

@@michelereynolds9651 found it. Will give it a listen. Ty.

[@SebastianPappG]

What's your site now?

[@TechDaddyFr]

Some numbers : 1000 posts a month on 25 sites, that's an average of 40 posts per month per site (1,3 per day). 50M pageviews in total, that's an average of 200k pageviews per site. $200k in total, average of $8k per site, $4 per 1000 pageviews. $200k per month isn't that much money for a team of 50 people with 2 owners and some additional freelance writers ... unless it's profit, which isn't clear from the interview.

[@HowToPortugal]

I hear you but even at 1k per month, per (site) team member, you'll get 25k month > so ~150 ~175k per month revenue. Impressive.

[@bestcryptocoins]

Your numbers are off. Her CPM is $40 per 1,000 views. $4 per 1000 CPM x 200kmonthly pageviews = $800 a month

[@TechDaddyFr]

@@bestcryptocoins $200'000 divided by 50M views is 0,004 a view, which is $4 per 1000. Is something wrong in my calculation?

[@sneakypete9591]

@@TechDaddyFr 5M not 50M pageviews. That's the difference.

[@bestcryptocoins]

@@TechDaddyFr where are you getting 50m views from? She makes 5m views a month from 25 sites?

[@shabarishbalaji1881]

Agreed with Anne. Updating content doesnt move the needle at all. If the content is good and is helpful then updating is not required. I have also tested this extensively and yeah she is right.

[@troooooper100]

Here are the key points about keyword research and niche selection: Niche selection criteria: Anne Moss considers four main criteria when selecting a niche: search volume, competition, ease of content creation, and RPM potential (revenue per thousand pageviews). Keyword research: Anne Moss and her team use a variety of tools to do keyword research, but they don't rely solely on these tools. They also manually check the search results to see if the top ranking websites are actually relevant to the search intent. Long-tail keywords: Anne Moss prefers to target long-tail keywords that are less competitive. However, she acknowledges that it is getting harder to find these types of keywords. Importance of user intent: When doing keyword research, it is important to consider the user's intent. Just because a keyword has a low competition level doesn't mean it's a good keyword to target if it doesn't match the intent of the searcher.

[@suryasharma8597]

Most of us didn't even know what the Internet was when she started - The Golden time!

[@andym415]

One of the topmost interviews online today, for sure. Awesome, just awesome.

[@brandyellenwrites]

I love that they do what works for them based on their data evaluation. As someone who loves data, this method resonates with me way more than others I've seen. Thank you for sharing this story with us.

[@valerieprice3593]

I would love to see more of Anne. 34:49 he says he did a similar interview. Anyone know who he is talking about/ what interview it was?

[@tenningale]

In the discussion toward the end of the video about updating content and whether it matters, it's like a lot of things in SEO - it depends. If it's a tech site and the topic is "Best Camera Phones" obviously that needs constant updating. If it's a bio on Abe Lincoln, that doesn't need any updating usually.

[@TWalker87]

I love her "good enough" mindset. I'm the same way!

[@nicolasfernandez222]

This is fantastic, it gives good reason not to give up and strive. I'm happy to be financially free and currently growing a solid retirement plan. It takes a positive and consistency to learn new things, unlearn the old habits ms Important to get a mentor/coach to lead you all the way. It's great to start young too!

[@gracedaniels6172]

Hi, I'm 43 working on my retirement fund too. What do you think is the best target for retirement?

[@georgenoah4872]

A lot of people find having a couch /financial advisor a luxury

[@nicolasfernandez222]

@@gracedaniels6172 personally I think 1m is the goal to overcome inflation and having them in an inv estment p ortfolio is a perfect plan. I'm half way to my goal 😊

[@nicolasfernandez222]

@@georgenoah4872 yeah. Fees and commissions are factors to look at in search for financial advisers. There’s financial experts out there who do not look at their fees but the impact and intrinsic value they bring along to you no matter how little you want to start. I’m glad I had one guide me start my financial journey

[@maxdmitry1912]

I'm trying to read books about finance, budgeting and saving. Looking at having a good financial advisor. Can you recommend?

[@sharronnorthcott2829]

I agree he has a great interview approach and asks the right questions. And I love her big picture strategy. More about what to spend your time on and what to not bother with

[@Adrian_Marmy]

Wow... got here by accident and just watched it to the end... that was so insightful! crazy.

[@lkd982]

I am in love with Anne Moss. And i should add that this guy is the best interviewer

[@AfricanFlightStar]

Agreed!! Best KZbin interviewer I’ve come across in years!

[@CoconutPete]

I like these episodes, but think it would also be helpful to occasionally throw in a more realistic blogging success story such as $100/day - or similar amount that allows most people to not have to work at a horrible job. When I see a video like this with a portfolio of websites, then I know the realities involved. Outsourcing writing and probably someone with enough income coming in to afford to pay for outsourcing (rich people). But, I assume the reason nobody makes videos like this is it doesn't grab attention. If she has been creating websites since 1998, I would be shocked if she hasn't ever experienced a wordpress hack (causing rankings to drop) or has been punished by one of the Google algo updates. I guess I'd better hit the play button and find out lol

[@illuminated2438]

You, and anyone that upvotes this comment, should reassess your goals. $100/day is a pitiful, tiny amount of money. Why aim for so little? Your income can only be as big as your thinking. Want $5,000,000 a year, you can get it. But only if you decide to, otherwise you're scrambling around with the other small-minded critters, fighting over table scraps.

[@Innovationlu]

@@illuminated2438 what’s does the average blogger make? Maybe he is taking into account the actually income the average blogger can make.

[@down-the-rabbit-hole]

@@AHigherDream to be fair, just because he doesn't have any youtube channels doesn't mean he's not successful. I know plenty of bloggers who do very well who don't even publish on youtube. There are still tons of people who want quick answers and will look it up in yahoo or google, rather than try to find the answer in a video, and I"m one of them....

[@akhilnandakumar3564]

@@illuminated2438 i think the point is videos should highlight that you are able to make sustainable small income which scales up. Looking at very highly successful people it's difficult to ascertain how to reach to that level without knowing what fundamentals they have used

[@tiwale6387]

A lot of these people are lying. It's doubt all these people are making these numbers I am seeing all over youtube. All for the click and the views...

[@anigarzat7]

Nice interview, are we able to see some of the websites? thanks

[@cvalencia31]

This goes against everything I've learned about blogs this year lol. She is incredible and I need more from her. Such a great interview.

[@twominuteopinion1914]

what do you know about blogs?

[@modernosmanli]

the best session on the youtube about online business... woww

[@growthscouter7647]

Great interview! Anne is a true powerhouse in the space and shows what is possible... Very inspiring. For for those questioning Anne's income, I have ZERO doubt that she is earning this with her team and output she is doing (just check out her site Yeys). Also, for those wondering about the profitability, you only have to do some simple reasoning to see that it is still insanely profitable when using normal rates per word, even at 1,000 posts a month.

[@midhunvm5101]

Eagerly waiting for you next video in your youtube channel. Request-if you can make video tutorial on "article research" especially on underserved topics, it will be helpful.

[@geoffmeakin8669]

I found this comment and reply on her Yeys blog.... "What are your monthly costs against that 190K of revenue (which is awesome and well done!!)? Also, do you have a blog post showing how you structure your articles?" Anne Anne SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 / 8:04 PM REPLY Hi Perry, Costs change from month to month but I think overall, about 50% is expenses. I don’t consider all of that as “costs” per se, though the bigger the operation, the more overhead we have. Still, I see a large chunk of the expenses as an investment.

[@crispymorsel]

Thanks for mentioning the website, mate. I'm already reading this.

[@life__is__good]

Man! We need part 2!

[@FinallyLearn]

This is a fantastic interview with so many great points. Congrats to them and thanks Anne!

[@baconbigbeats]

Bro these are fantastic questions! Keep it up!

[@AfricanFlightStar]

Fantastic episode thank you both for sharing this with us! 💥👍🏻👏🏻

[@sylvialb9823]

Thank you for this very insightful open and candid conversation! 🙏

[@Abdol-Rauf]

Jared always asks the best questions in the world ❤

[@AriellePhoenix]

Listening with my notepad 📝 out 💫

[@madcow773]

This girl is gold :) Tnx for the vid, really informative

[@paulwangmacbookprowidjaja7640]

Thank you for the very interesting interview. Yup, I still got to get my niche pursuits and hoping musical solutions can be my sort of niche as I love music and so far having been delving into the musical things for more than 30 years yet still to be challenging. Cheers!

[@niallmcconnachie6501]

Its a great interview as always Jared - but is the 200K net or gross income? Would be good to clarify. Paying 50 staff can't be cheap!

[@hungryzombie6671]

I was just about to ask this

[@Maxi_Shubert]

Of course its a gross income..

[@geoffmeakin8669]

I found this comment and reply on her Yeys blog.... "What are your monthly costs against that 190K of revenue (which is awesome and well done!!)? Also, do you have a blog post showing how you structure your articles?" Anne Anne SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 / 8:04 PM REPLY Hi Perry, Costs change from month to month but I think overall, about 50% is expenses. I don’t consider all of that as “costs” per se, though the bigger the operation, the more overhead we have. Still, I see a large chunk of the expenses as an investment.

[@mike_podrabinek]

100k for 50 writers, 15-20k other expenses, 20-30k taxes, net profit ~20-30ish at best. Not so exciting for the KZbin video title

[@ezra5788]

@@mike_podrabinek 20k - 30k profit per month is still good money. Most people working a regular job do not get even half of that.

[@Latintrends]

great interview, very educational, thanks to both!

[@architectCobi]

Can someone share the website names here

[@nickeastonline]

Do you ever check the income claims from the people you interview or do you take it at face value ?

[@ursuperb4360]

+1

[@CoconutPete]

Like someone else pointed out, income is one thing but what is the profit after expenses? I'd rather see a video on how to get to $50 a day. If I can get to there I can figure out the rest. In the good old days I use to make $100 or more a day.. but after about 500 algo updates that system is out of date

[@stevejason4660]

I checked her sites, its legit

[@mowglymx-plus]

I like that woman vision, great interview! Helped me a lot in this moment of my life :)

[@TTS777]

Interesting information. Guessing these 25 website / niches are blogs? Surprised to hear that a lot of traffic / people still read blogs in 2022 when I assumed most people watched videos in KZbin / TikTok for all / any content. (I am completely wrong there)

[@SebastianPappG]

😂😂😂😂😂 Not everything is tik tok these days man....

[@zdclips459]

whats the niche? Do they show any sites?

[@inzamamulhaq6584]

the topic of the site.

[@PatrickFletcher]

Love Anne ... I've been following her progress on Yeys forever ;-)

[@gregorygaines1905]

Thanks Anne and Jared, I was hoping for a podcasr...thanks greg

[@fantasticwildlife3947]

Thanks for the good video. It gives inspiration and good reasons not to give up too early.

[@brit50ify]

What an inspiration. Thank you. Will you archive this?

[@brit50ify]

OK. Went from watching live to now watching the archived.

[@animalrave7167]

Anyone know any of her sites? Im curious to see how they are constructed. Building a website than just expecting rankings is silly because you write content. She's gotta either be link building and just doesnt want anyone to know how shes doing it or shes generating traffic another way like from social media. You have to do some initial self promotion when its a fresh site.

[@naimuddoula]

Awesome content...timestamp in the video would be really helpful

[@metaversenft]

Agreed

[@Baqsam]

The last thing I'd expect if seeing this broad push a cart around a grocery store is that she's an Israeli website-ician. One of the nicest backdrops on the show so far as well... Looks like she's putting that money to use! Wishing her plenty of wealth, love, and happiness

[@40ny]

Interesting interview. Thank you both.

[@davidgr8t]

Anne is a rock star

[@gideonriungu7785]

Learning a lot...Awesome Content

[@scuffedcomedy4819]

Awesome video! Keep em coming :)

[@Stiggsway]

BUT WHAT ARE THE EXPENSES EACH MONTH... TOO MANY PEOPLE ASSUME THE REVENUE IS WHAT THEY KEEP EACH MONTH, WHICH IS DEFINITELY NOT THE CASE

[@CoconutPete]

yep

[@giosasso]

She makes $100 a month profit. They left that part out.

[@emmanuelasika1590]

@@giosasso 😂😂😂😂

[@stevejason4660]

There is a job post saying she pays 3 cents a word, if it was all at 3 cents with 1,000 blog posts at each at 1,000 words its 30,000 + editors and maybe the COO all in I would be very surprised if her expenses are over 70,000 a month so yeah that 200k probably has 60+% margins

[@CoconutPete]

@@stevejason4660 I did a little digging and found one of the sites she uses to outsource overseas. It's sad to see how low people are being paid. On the same site there was a job listing for 160 hours/month (40 hours a week) paying only $700. Yikes.

[@rabbavaram]

Can someone list out the 25 sites?

[@noel3700]

Exactly. They're too scared to name them probably. Makes no sense. Imagine if you interview a CEO, you want to know what company that CEO runs right

[@rabbavaram]

@@noel3700 Top Secret!!!

[@SebastianPappG]

@@noel3700 the analogy isn't good.... This is a portfolio of sites not a single brand... Is like asking an investor his portfolio and u know what?? Very small amount of investors share their portfolios

[@architecturewalks]

Please add a timestamp to the video

[@realMartinHamilton]

I heard her say the word plugins so I'm assuming her sites are on WordPress and of course self hosted? Is she using WordPress or Joomla to build their sites with?

[@SebastianPappG]

WordPress

[@ibexy]

I wonder what niche these sites are on

[@ywueeee]

Great interview! Would appreciate if you'd add time: topic breakpoints.

[@michaeldanielson2602]

How much is profit?

[@MacAutomationTips]

I’m curious about how many of the writers start their own niche site instead of working for her. If they’re putting out the content, why don’t they just manage their own sites and make the money directly?

[@srali7609]

its hard to do this now, she started these sites when the internet started to boom there is way to much blogs and forums now its virtually impossible unless u have a niche of a topic

[@Ernster86]

No its not impossible you're just making excuses. I know 100% it possible...

[@Ernster86]

@@The-Right-is-Right While I don't make anything close to 200k I do well. Her results can be achieved given eough volume of content, time and of course skill. It would take several years though. 5K month? That can be done within 2-3 years its not too hard. Watch income school on youtube, the old videos too..and then join the course

[@rcmag13]

@@The-Right-is-Right 9-5 Slavery? I have heard this a lot but I don't envision my day job as slavery, I envision it as an opportunity and cash to grow my business. I will admit it is a lot harder for someone who doesn't have any marketable skills though. Also keep in mind, they said 200k per month REVENUE, revenue vs profit is very different. I made about 20-30k per month at my day job and I love it. Then I run a trading firm as my business. Keep in mind you need to earn about 2x revenue vs your day job income to replace it and of course that varies depending on overhead.

[@rcmag13]

@@The-Right-is-Right This isn't about shaming. You specifically just said you wanted to escape slavery. If you think running a business is easy and you won't be a slave to that, you have a rude awakening incoming. keep in mind 95% ALL businesses FAIL and most of them do not even make as much as a normal job. If you were hoping for some sort of easy way to get rich, it doesn't exist. I worked 95 hours a week for many years to get to where I am. If you aren't willing to put in the effort necessary to run your business, don't start one. Is it possible to run a successful business? Of course, but its not going to be easy. Getting a marketable skill isn't easy, running a business isn't easy. Working a 9-5 and being a slave because you didn't do either is easy.

[@rcmag13]

@M M Secondly, if someone is struggling making a 100k salary, its probably because they don't have good spending habits and made some poor investment decisions rather than the salary itself.

[@dimitarmargaritov]

Great results, this is what I am aiming for myself!

[@mdnoorulla5618]

Massive Income.. Pretty Cool Returns

[@recoveredghostwriter]

She is #goals.

[@juriahkosasih3390]

BROOO thankyou so much, this really helped and the tutorial was really easy to use as well :)

[@webdev.vidyutpal]

Updating contents helps based on niche, I have a niche where same people return and search the same and visit the same sites, so everyday they should have some new. That's why I saw if someone is updating and serving some new in their old Contents they go up.

[@destinationunknownfamily]

Great interview. Glad the squirrel got mention too. :)

[@chazgary5574]

Loved this episode

[@dailylifetoday]

What is her 25 websites ??

[@SebastianPappG]

How is that going to help u?

[@king_cj]

​@@SebastianPappGlol, everything. Da daclinks, content structure, content quality etc

[@noel3700]

Good luck with display ad networks, don't be too dependable. They can pull the switch every single day. Google banned me without any warning while I had 700k in revenue open from 1 month, after 8 years of working together, 10m+ in total revenue

[@SebastianPappG]

What was your site? What are u doing right now?

[@raselphotography7918]

Ahhhaaa finally 🥰

[@mrgyani]

48:18 - $50-60 RPMs is insane..

[@SamGarcia]

She used to play Starcraft??

[@wealthyshezzy1]

No link building for me too. 😊

[@rcwsocial1]

Very interesting and informative

[@shanemt2716]

Great interview and very inspiring. I don't suppose you could share the ROI spreadsheets

[@Raboom1]

None of your business.

[@shanemt2716]

@@Raboom1 I'm talking about the blank sheet

[@soccermatrixreloaded4369]

Do websites owners make money from people just visiting the website?

[@techow]

Sure, with display ads

[@CoconutPete]

you can, but it's not easy. It can take months to get even a small amount of traffic trickling in. You will spend countless hours, days, weeks, months building content and dealing with competitors stealing content. Occasionally you'll have hackers trying to exploit your website and fill it with spam or redirect to their website. Then you have to have a website that looks good enough and has good enough content to be approved for ads. It's not impossible, but it's not easy either.

[@benjf.harvey872]

$200k per month from 25 sites with 5M pageviews by a team of 50 people. Are these people full time? That seems like a very big team, not including the mentioned freelancers. I can imagine the headache from managing 50 people...

[@silverbackag9790]

That why you hire managers and sub managers. And then support staff. Business management 101.

[@VenturaIT]

It averages to 2 people per site, not that much.

[@SebastianPappG]

@@silverbackag9790 ye and destroying your profits 😂

[@glennr9913]

Wow! I've been doing it the hard way.

[@jdcharnell]

Tuning in, this is going to be good.

[@grayslayers]

25 websites doing what? Selling what? Or are they just AdSense sites?

[@SebastianPappG]

Display ads dude. She said like 3 times at least.... Are u even listening????? She said she tried adsense, media vine and ad thrive

[@kidtrunks2568]

Ok she rocks.

[@007stopjockin]

.04 cents per click. TONS of work and years to get to that point! Holy FARK!!!! I'll pass. 007

[@beinghealthy4675]

10:47 revenue

[@GDScriptDude]

Why do people share this information?

[@SebastianPappG]

Why not

[@GDScriptDude]

@@SebastianPappG I mistook that the original creator was sharing their stats.

[@PedroMarquesdeve]

what is her websites?

[@abhipatil4844]

Good one

[@artinaslanian3610]

Part 2: She’s doing door dash, all sites are dead 😂😂😂

[@pismobiics825]

9.14 squirrel descends on the right!

[@rjjrdq]

she had media attention out of the box. Not the case for 99.9999999999% of web site creators. Good for her though.

[@cbbcbb6803]

So, out of that $200, she has to pay a staff salary, maybe pay health care benefits, taxes. What are her expenses? How much does she have left over for herself?

[@SebastianPappG]

Probably like 20-60k a month at least

[@sidzeller711]

nice a fellow starcraft player haha

[@ankitmehta1281]

Show us some proof the numbr are off!!!!!

[@SebastianPappG]

What is off exactly?

[@Glorfindel95]

She's right about experts saying going after something you love. This is bad advice.

[@animalrave7167]

Not necessarily. Shes just saying its more competitive because everyone's doing that. If you can overlay that with other things like lower competition , enough traffic then it can still work. If you create content about things you love itll come through in your writing. If your outsourcing it though. Thats another story

[@komalsan1430]

Make the videos short please !!

[@silverbackag9790]

ADD?

[@philipbuckley759]

sounds ok, to translate that to me.....er....dont think so......

[@totstoybox]

If you have the cash, throw a lot of shit at the wall and some will stick.

[@learningstudent2731]

Earn Thousand and Live in Forest , Real peace

[@yammye]

Man... 1 hour of video... Can you people make a TLDR version of these videos, with just the important information!?

[@noel3700]

Why not share the name of the sites so we can take a look at the content ourselves? Niche site gurus always making a secret of their website. What are you scared of

[@SebastianPappG]

To not ad bomb their sites and lose their revenue. Also they don't want competition obviously

[@ski9673]

Why does everyone that comes on here seem to be selling how to create websites. Pretty funny

[@CoconutPete]

If there is so much money making websites why do they all sell courses? 🤣

[@Yarrney]

So on average her sites get 200,000 pageviews a month….. 5,000,000/ 25 sites. Seems unrealistic to me unless she is driving paid traffic and if that is the case, she’s making no where near 200k a month net

[@mike-qj3gc]

at 5M visitors x .04 or $40 per 1000 pageviews, that would be $200k/mo combined. Not unrealistic

[@EnesKaraboga]

I really appreciate you guys putting this together but I don't get people who are impressed with that. This is very generic advice. I spent an hour listening and half of them was 'you know', the other half was write content nobody writes, get a team, produce a lot content, don't trust the tools etc. So, I don't think 'impressed' is not the correct word there.

[@SebastianPappG]

U talk WAAAAYYYYY TOO MUCH. LET HER EXPLAIN MAN!!!!!! It's hard to believe that someone can make 12.000 articles a year for their sites without the help of artificial intelligence.