The Lazy Pig Review 

I’ve been experimenting the lazy pig Google AdSense money making system for about 1 month now. So far I am far from being lazy and making loads of cash from Google AdSense. I started building my sites using the lazy pig formula exactly 1 month ago. so far I have made about $5 from my 17 sites.

Let’s do some basic math on how the lazy pig system can make you money:

• If your site makes less than an average of $2 per day, you will lose money!
• If your site makes an average of  $2 per day, you will receive breakeven on your traffic fees
• If your site makes an average of more than $2 per day, you will be profitable
• To get a monthly profit of $60, daily average needs to be at least $4
• To get a monthly profit of $80, daily average needs to be at least $4.67
• To get a monthly profit of $100, daily average needs to be at least $5.33
• To get a monthly profit of $150, daily average needs to be at least $7.00

The author doesn’t cover this in his ebook and seeing the numbers above really gets you to focus on how much money you need to make to be profitable. Who the hell wants to lose money of breakeven?

The author also doesn’t cover how to pick a profitable niche for your web site. So far the best way I know how to uncover a good estimate on how a particular niche will perform on Google AdSense is with the Online Gold Finder. I believe this lazy pig system will only work if you manage to pick a really profitable keyword to build your web site around. I have not been able to do it but maybe you might be able to find that niche and make loads of cash?

I looked around on the internet for other people’s opinions about the lazy pig system and check out this review at EveryPleasures.com. I posted a question there. So far I have only found 1 guy who says he’s making a profit, the rest say they aren’t making enough money to cover the traffic fees.

I will reuse my 17 .info web domains ($33.83) I purchased from RegisterFly and build sites according to Neil Shearing’s "Auto Income Secrets" in the future. I give the lazy pig system a no go. Its simply  too vague and "hypey" but I do give the author credit for being very responsive to all my questions. Despite his help, I just couldn’t get the lazy pig system to work in 4 weeks of testing and I just didn’t want to waste my time and money doing this for another month.