Roshan Tiwari

Note: @matthew-zivkovic-6039 and Seth Pious can verify these statistics. Sharing what I did, how I did it, and how you can do it too. 80% of the earnings come from Abhishek’s tool, while the remaining 20% is from citations and GMBs. I'm currently working on GMBs as well (still in the initial phase). These numbers are expected to go up soon, as the tool now includes more advanced features like a blog post (which wasn’t available when I was using it). 1. I did keyword research and worked with a few ZIP codes to target high-payout niches (ZIP data was shared by Mathew in the group). Niches - Mold Removal, Pest Control, Plumbing, Dumpster Rental, etc. For you: Do your own research — you already have all the tools needed to scale. Trust me, scaling is much easier now. From keyword research to launching sites in just a few seconds, everything you need is right at your fingertips. 1. Picked low completion and high payout niches from zip For you: You already have the sheet Mathew shared in the group, so pick any niche with a good payout. Ideally, I pick cities or neighbourhoods with a population of over 5,000. 1. I created websites for each service using the builder (now known as Localsites.pro) and submitted all URLs for indexing using a bulkindexer. I published these websites on my own domains also — 70% on fresh domains and 30% on expired deleted domains. For you: Use the tool to make websites in bulk for each ZIP code and neighborhood and don’t forgot to index these urls. — you already have yearly access. Just do a bit of research before you start (look into niches, sub-niches, services, micro-services, and ZIP codes). If you're publishing these websites on your own domain, make sure to use a local phone number — you can easily get one from Ringba. Also, build strong citations; I’ve seen good results from them as well. For you: Once you’ve built your sites using the tool, submit them for indexing. If you're publishing on your own domain, go ahead and create citations — and don’t forget to index those citations too. Indexing is key here.

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