Can it be scaled? Outsourcing is key to scaling.

2.) PPC. You all know what it is. Don’t listen to ANYONE who says “that market is way too saturated.” Keep this in your mind: there is no such thing as an oversaturated market. Yes, this includes things like ringtones, nike, dating, adult, etc.

PPC-Coach is fantastic for learning, but there are so many resources on how to properly optimize PPC campaigns you shouldn’t have trouble learning, even without PPC-Coach.

A final note: Yes, PPC does require an initial investment, but it isn’t nearly as much as some would like you to believe.

Can it be scaled? Yes, nearly endlessly. Paul Bourque wrote an excellent article on scaling, despite his recent criticisms. The article can be found here: http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-t…le-a-campaign/

3.) The Shotgun Approach. This is a fairly popular method and you’ve probably heard of it before. Design 100 (or more) sites for which the goal of each is to make $1/day. $1/day is NOT difficult to achieve on nearly any site by means of CPC (adsense or others), ebay (phpbay, BANS, etc), and/or CPA offers.

Can it be scaled? Yes. Just keep building sites. Make 100 sites that each earn $1/day over the course of a year. Tweak them as you go to hit the $2/day mark.

As you can see, the “shotgun approach” will quickly add up your revenues. You are also highly diversified (one site dies/goes down/stops performing - oh well, no big deal). It’s a lot of work, but very possible to make $100+ daily.

4.) Classifieds Marketing. I know a lot of you play in this arena. Classified sites like Kijiji, Gumtree, and quite especially Craigslist are all goldmines. Most people think that doing anything regarding online sales for these sites is “spamming” or “blackhat”, when in fact it’s very possible to do entirely whitehat marketing and profit handsomely. I, personally, don’t subscribe to any particular hat color, so I do a bit of everything with these kinds of sites when it suits my needs.

Can it be scaled? Yes, quite so. Consider the number of classified sites and the many, many automation tools available. It’s possible to make well over $100/day - even automated.

5.) The “Super” Affiliate. No, I’m not talking about everyone’s favorite bloggers (cough). I’m talking about building a downline (2nd tier, 3rd tier, etc). Essentially people who sign up through your link for various affiliate networks or programs. I have to admit that this will certainly not be your fastest way to $100/day, but it’s a good little “side project” to keep going. Once a few heavy hitters are under you, you’ll see the effects. Have a friend who does very well in a certain niche? Get him to sign up under you and test the offers at your network - he just might like it better.

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The publishers bid in Google AdWords to get to the top in your blog pages where Ad Units are displayed. The theory is simple. The one who pays out more has more chances to be displayed at the top in the pages running ads. So the first Ad unit in your blog page will display the advertisers which pay the highest for clicks, the second Ad unit pays out lesser than the first and so on.

So what I want to suggest you here is to “use only one ad unit” in your blog page. Yes! I used to have two ad units in my pages. One below the header (728×15) and other below the heading of the article (300×200). Now all the Ads which were relevant to the article I published were displayed in the 728×15 Ad unit and other Ad units would publish non-relevant Ads. I removed the 728×15 Ad unit and “for the same number of clicks and visits” my AdSense earnings were raised by 6 times than the initial earnings!

So do this experiment right away. Use just one Ad unit in your page and I can assure you that you will be payed more for clicks than what you are being payed.

And if you are not using AdSense then do me a favor and click on the referral link below the video unit on the right side of my site and register for AdSense and start earning dollars.

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I refreshed the page several times, hoping that the ads would change to the proper subject. But each refresh of the page only brought more ads for camping equipment.

I have built thousands of AdSense pages before and I never ran into this problem. I did everything I knew about in trying to optimize the page for my financial keywords, but nothing seemed to work. I tried increasing the keyword density, but I still saw ads for camping equipment.

If you refer to Google’s AdSense tutorials, you’ll see that they do have some special codes that you can insert into the HTML code of your webpage to inform Google of the content area they should use for determining which ads to display. Google supposedly reads the content between these tags and ignores anything else. I put the special codes on my page, expecting that finally I’d get the correct ads. I refreshed the page and guess what - more camping ads!

At this point, I was running out of ideas. I had done everything that made sense, but no matter what I changed, I just couldn’t get the right ads. I decided to walk away for a while. Maybe Google needed more time to accurately judge the content in order to make the correct decision about the ads.

I got side-tracked with other matters, so I ignored the new webpage for about a week. I decided to check the ads, since surely Google would have them right by now. I opened the page and - you guessed it - more camping ads!

By this time, I was near the end of my patience and I was getting desperate. I decided that I would grossly overload my new page with the financial keywords in an effort to find the problem. I made a copy of my page and put it in a different directory on the server, just so I wouldn’t lose my original page.

After making the copy, I opened it in my web browser and much to my surprise, I was seeing the proper AdSense ads! I didn’t make any changes to the content of the page - none at all. This page was an exact duplicate of the one that kept showing the camping ads. The only difference was the location. The duplicate page was placed in a temporary directory for testing. I used one of my keywords for the name of the directory and that made all the difference with the topic of the AdSense ads that Google displayed.

I did a little more experimentation to see what I could learn. I stayed with the new page, the one that was showing the proper ads and made a few changes. First, I removed the special Google HTML codes. I refreshed the page and the right ads were still showing up. Next, I started removing some of the keywords. I was still getting the right ads. I experimented with all the aspects of the page, even the page title. No matter which items I changed, I was still getting the correct ads. After exhaustive experimentation, I determined that although keyword density, page title, headline tags and image alt tags are important, the directory name where the webpage resides seems to have the most impact on the topic of the AdSense ads that Google displays.

If you find yourself in a similar situation, where you just can’t get the right AdSense ads, Change The Directory Name!

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Maybe I am stretching the numbers a bit, but the point is valid. As a person with less than one year experience with building websites and monetizing them, I believe that I have made just about every mistake that one can make at this point. If there is something that you could possibly screw up while trying to become an online gazillionaire, I would bet the bank that I’ve been there and done that. Looking back at it all, I honestly can’t tell you why I kept going. Any sane person (ie. not your average webmaster) would have quit and moved on to delivering pizzas or something long, long ago.

It took me a long time to finally figure out part of the online success formula, and I spent way too much time and effort in getting here, but I do believe that I have finally passed the hurdle. I’m making more money than I am spending these days, so you won’t be hearing a lot of complaining from me. But I do wish that someone would have set me down long ago and told me how dumb I was. I wish someone would have said, “Glenn, you’re a freaking idiot! Here you are trying to make nice websites that people will visit, and all you’re making is crap that your daddy would disown you over!” I wish things would have went that way, but they didn’t. That’s life though, isn’t it?

The point of this little post/ article/ thread/ whatever you want to call it is that there are more ways to screw up online than there are ways to do things right. The people that are breaking the online bank are the people that have gotten things down to a pretty simple formula. They are the webmasters and online marketers that have figured out that there is a formula for success, and that you don’t have to work nearly as hard as you just need to work smart. In so many areas of life, less is more. In the “make a living online” world, that little saying has never been any truer.

I finally decided to sit down and write out a list of all of the mistakes that I have made along the way. Most of them are a bit embarrassing to me now, but I think it was a process I needed to go through to get to where I’m at. I am going to tell you what I did wrong, and how I fixed it. I’m not saying that this is the only/ right way to do things for everyone, but it was right for me. Maybe a few of you that feel like online losers (join the club! lol) will pick up a few pointers here. Maybe a few of you Adsense millionaires will get a few chuckles out of it. Whatever the case may be, this is how I made $100,000 by spending $200,000 online:

1. MISTAKE: The first site I built was just horrible. I had just read about affiliate marketing, so I decided to create a website to get rich off of it. I paid for a domain, used some trashy free website builder program, and filled that sucker up with every imaginable affiliate banner that you could find. I literally had pages with 10 times as many ads as there was content. FIX: I finally figured out that people don’t like to vsit pages with two words and 100 banners. Search engines don’t like them either. Having ads on a page is just fine, but don’t let your pages be ads only. Sneak your paying ads in there so that it compliments the content.

2. MISTAKE: I have mistakenly paid for three WordPress themes on Digital Point. For those that don’t know about this, you sponsor WP themes to gain backlinks. The goal is to sponsor a theme that becomes wildly popular so that a billion bloggers will use it and spread your little links throughout the internet. On all three of these transactions I was cheated, or at least made a bad buying decision. The first one got a total of 2 downloads. It was so bad, and not promoted at all, that the two that downloaded it changed themes after a few weeks. On the second theme I sponsored, the jerk just completely cheated me. He did not promote it to any site, and the stupid thing didn’t even work properly. On the third theme, it looked really great to me. I was so excited until a knowledgeable friend pointed out that the theme was messed up and was based on an old version of WordPress that was not compatible with most of the modern plug-ins. FIX: I am not a designer, and I barely know how to turn the computer on. I never spent another penny on any theme sponsorship without having a designer look it over. When you are weak on something, have someone that is strong help you.

3. MISTAKE: When I first discovered Google’s Adsense I was so excited. I couldn’t wait to place their codes on hundreds of horrible pages. I immediately started placing Adsense ads on a dumb site that I built about an illegal product (well, illegal in most countries). Luckily for me, nobody ever went to the site unless it was by mistake. A friend called me up after about 3 weeks and told me that I may want to remove those ads before evil G yanks my account. FIX: Read the dang Terms Of Service. Whether you are monetizing your sites with Adsense, affiliates, Kontera, or others, you should at least take the time to read the TOS to make sure that you are in compliance. I finally read all of the TOS and decided that I better follow their rules. It’s their game after all, so why do something that these companies tell you that you can’t do?

4: MISTAKE: On the first dozen or so sites that I built (yes, I have made way too many websites), they all looked horrible. My bounce rate was dang near 100% on all of them. I kept telling myself that the content was awesome. I kept thinking that sooner or later Google and the rest of the world will realize that I am the greatest writer in history. Guess what? It didn’t happen. FIX: Don’t make something that you can’t be proud of. If you are too dumb to recognize a poor design (that’s me), have a little test where you have friends look at 10 sites. Don’t let them know that 1 of the websites is yours. Ask them to rate the appearance of each. When everyone rates yours as a 1 out of 10, chunk your design and start over. The internet is full of nice looking sites these days. If yours looks like crap, nobody will want to stay around very long.

5: MISTAKE: I have bought so many new domains. Every time I bought one I would fill it up with articles and such, work away at getting backlinks, and sit back to watch the big traffic flow in. It never really happened though. On all of these “early sites” that I made, only one of them had any level of mediocre success. It may have gotten 200 visitors a day after a few months. FIX: If you want to make money online quickly, you need to spend some money on an aged domain with nice backlinks. Some sites are just so great and awesome that they will gain traction right from the beginning on a brand spanking new domain, but that’s the true rarity. For most sites, you need to start with a nice, aged domain if you want to nail the serp rankings early. If you don’t mind waiting a year or two (or three or four), starting with a brand new domain is just fine. If you want Google to respect you right out the gate, you really need to spend the money on a nice domain that Google already trusts.

6. MISTAKE: I have spent so much money on paying for blog posts on big blog networks. If you are not familiar with this, there are guys that have a network of 40, 100, and even 1,000 blogs. You can pay them a few bucks and they will post an article of yours on all of their blogs. You do this to gain backlinks (that’s how you rank with the search engines, or at least a big portion of that formula) that will make your site “appear” to be really popular to the dumb search engines. Long story short, most of these blog networks are pure garbage. On almost all of them, the pages were never even indexed by Google. On the few that were, there is a duplicate content concern that weakens any value of them since all of the articles are identical. FIX: If you want to pay for blog posts, you are really better off finding a small network, even a one site “network”, with high page rank. You need to make sure that the blogs that are creating links for you are actually getting indexed. Better yet, work with someone that will spin your article with rotating terms and anchor text. The goal when doing this is to have your backlinks appear “natural”. Posting the same dumb article, with the same words and anchor text, is anything but natural. All you’re doing is throwing good money away.

7. MISTAKE: As a complete newbie to the online world, I used to listen to EVERYONE. I joined several webmaster forums and asked a ton of questions. Here is a typical pattern- (ME) Q: Do duplicate content pages get placed in the supplemental index by Google? (MR X) A: Yes! If you create duplicate content, Google will dump it in their supplemental index. (MR Z) A: No! There is no supplemental index. The page with the most authority will outrank the other page, even if the authority page just copied and pasted the content from the weaker site. You see the dilemma? No matter what I asked, I would always hear conflicting answers. Not just on SEO (Search Engine Optimization), but everything! The online world is full of so many riddles and wrong answers that it really is a minefield. On many, many, many occasions, I would try to listen and respond to what everyone was telling me to do, and I ended up getting nowhere or exactly where I didn’t want to go in the first place. FIX: As with life in general, you can’t be the expert on every subject. Sometimes you need to trust other people. I figured out long ago to find THE EXPERT on any given field and believe in what they say. If you try to follow everyone that thinks they are the pro, you will end up confused and bruised. Of course this leads to the question, “How can you properly identify the expert to trust?”, but I’ll have to make another wildly popular thread to cover that. lol

8: MISTAKE: I used to write pages because I thought it was so interesting. If you hang around enough webmaster forums for too long, you will end up hearing this over and over, “Write what you are passionate about. Put your heart into it.” Well, I would write my heart out on subjects such as the reproduction cycle of crayfish. I would spend hours and hours on making pages like that utter perfection. Then I would sit back and just wait for the masses to devour my crayfish knowledge and reward me with huge ad revenues. FIX: There’s nothing wrong with caring about your subject, but don’t be an idiot. If you and three other people in the world give a rat’s butt about crayfish sex, you are wasting your time. I learned to tap into sources that showed me what was popular on the net. Then I could find a way to work these popular subjects in to what I wanted to say. For instance, let’s say that the most popular subject on the internet right now is “red doors”. Let’s then say that I could care less about red doors, but I am mildly interested in how the locking mechanisms work. So I would start writing about “locking mechanisms on red doors”. See what I mean? Yeah, it’s great to love what you write, but you’re getting nowhere if folks won’t read your boring stories and generate some revenue for you. I would rather spend all day writing a handful of pages that put another $1,000 in the bank than spend a week writing about crayfish butts that help me buy a stick of bubble gum.

9: MISTAKE: I used to spend too much time reading blogs by Shoemoney, John Chow, and other “pro bloggers that could buy Google by now if they wanted to”. I was truly addicted to them. I wanted so badly to learn how they got rich quick. I wanted to figure out how I could be worth more than Oprah just like them. I will be willing to bet that I used to spend more time reading “GET RICH ONLINE/ MAKE MONEY ONLINE” dumb blogs than I did on doing anything else. I figured that if some Asian goofball or bald cue ball could make so much with their dumb blogs, I could surely make a buncdle with my brilliant content sites. FIX: I stopped reading all of these blogs. If someone starts bragging about making thousands every day on their blogs, I run. Guess what folks? Asian blogs make big bucks off of suckers like you. If you really think that they want to help you get rich quick, you’re dreaming. Take all of that time that you are wasting being their worshippers and put that into your sites.

10. MISTAKE: I first started off placing big horizontal adsense banners at the top of the page. They stood out like a sore thumb, and I doubt that 1% of the people even read the ads. Then I switched to hiding the ads at the bottom of the page. It got to the point that I was embarrassed to have anyone know that I was trying to make money by having them visit my sites. FIX: Every site is different, but there are a few constants that I believe are always true. Never place big horizontal banners at the top of your page. Every retarded site has a big banner block going from left to right at the top. People have become blind to this placement, and they will rarely even notice them. You should also not be ashamed of your ads. Don’t place it after all of your content and try to hide it. The best solution usually involves placing one or two large square ad blocks above the fold (where people can see them without scrolling down), or placing it within your content. You should blend the color and border of the ads so that they look like a part of your site. The name of “the game” is to drive customers that are itching to blow a few bucks towards the respective sellers. Your goal is to make that transition as easy as possible. Placing ads where nobody will read them is the worst choice that you can make.

These are just 10 of the mistakes and fixes that I made while making $100,000 online by spending $200,000, or something like that. There are many more to come. If you would like to be notified about future releases (I already feel sorry for you lol), you can register here and I will send you a pm in advance. You can also contact me at http://www.forums.digitalpoint.com and my name is “glenndorsey” there. I will be more than happy to let you know when the next list of retarded online newbie mistakes comes out.

I hope you found something useful here, and that you make a billion bucks online without spending anything!

Glenn

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This week I was mostly online on forums, blogs and other interesting websites reading about goals, ways to earn good money, affiliate marketing stuff, clickbank & cj , etc etc. One guy took my breath away with his target for one month ( 400k US dollars ) and other with 150k US dollars checks straight to his bank account and I’m finding myself a tiny little bug next to these guys. BUT I can’t shut up and i will tell you my opinion on this.

Our planet’s population hit 6.5 to 7 billion and let’s say there are out there few hundred successful internet marketers in the whole world making ten of thousand of dollars per month … maybe per week. Few of them are well-known and share their experience with us and earn extra money from it ( they’re not the top players in the industry ), most of them are unknown who wish to remain anonymous. Not anyone can earn money like them that’s for sure;

So what’s the secret, how to become a milionare from internet ? You better play the lottery and I’m sure you will have greater chance then try the internet. First of all you must be a part of it, to live through internet to understand all the changes and predict what could happened in months, years; you must have also good knowledge of programming languages mostly used be very intelligent and you must have that brainstorm idea which is the most important ( sex(dot)com owner isn’t in this list ). We all have great ideas but this isn’t enough, you need also some money to invest don’t forget that. Most of the well-known internet marketers started to make some money 10k+ per month after years of hard work having the qualities I mentioned before and they still work from 9 to 9.

Ok … maybe I’m not supposed to be the next internet milionare but I want to make a decent living from it. That, my friend isn’t impossible and I might give some tips to start. I came across this website today www.homeworking.com, they don’t sell anything but they might be very usefull to you. Like them I also recommend you to join www.scriptlance.com , www.elance.com , www.getafreelancer.com ( from this one I make my decent living ) or to sign up with www.Hotjobs.com , www.jobserve.com , www.monster.com . Take one at the time and concentrate on it and try to understand the system. This is very important. You can take first time small jobs ( writing and rewriting articles, forum&blog posting, etc ) but I strongly recommend you to check all areas and look what suits you the best. This will be a GREAT start and after this you could make an online resume with your experience and earn more and more clients. If you succeeded … congratulation and be ready for the next step, taking some big projects. Anyone without any internet experience could do SEO work in 1 week if he is well documented and this work is paied very good. If you are an excellent writer and have some SEO knowledge then you can make more than 1k per month guarantee. You still want to know more about what you can do, then you can join this website www.lynda.com and see all the subjects you might be interested in. If you can’t afford to subscribe there find some free valuable information on torrent sites like www.mininova.com or www.thepiratebay.org. If you reach this step I think you kinda learn how to fly … you can decide what is best for you. If you fully exploit the market you can make an easy 2-3k per month working from your computer let’s say 6-7 hrs per day. I work like 2 hrs a day and I make my 1k very easy. I don’t have too much time because I’m student.
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1. Post relevant videos from sites like YouTube to your website. It is useful to your readers and can attract search engine traffic if you create a unique title and create a commentary.
2. Post a how-to video series on your website from sites like expertvillage.com.
3. Create short promotional videos or an advert of your product/service. Post these to video sharing sites.
4. Harness the overwhelming traffic on YouTube and other video sharing sites. Posting your videos to YouTube is a highly effective way to increase your exposure & drive traffic to your website. For a complete guide see TubeTraffic.
5. Use HeySpread! or TubeMogul to upload your video to multiple video sites at once. Much better than just uploading to YouTube or spending hours uploading to multiple video sites manually.
6. Sell videos that are in the public domain such as old movies and cartoons.
7. When you post videos to video sharing sites include a linkback to your website in the description and show your domain name in the video. More details in TubeTraffic.
8. Grab free public domain videos relating to your niche and post them on video sharing sites. Break the video up into 30 second clips to give you more videos to post. For example if you have a site on soccer then break up this public domain soccer vid and post clips on sites like Youtube.
9. Follow the user-friendly guide to creating your own online video productions from MakeInternetTV.org. This takes you through everything from equipment, shooting, editing, licensing, publishing and promoting.
10. Create a quick affiliate site in ten minutes using a mashup of YouTube, Amazon and eBay. You can get the free script that does this here.
11. Create a video review of a software product using Camtasia.
12. Create a video review of a tangible product. There is nothing like seeing a video of a product you want to buy in action.
13. Record an interview with a notable person within your niche. This could be sold or given away for free. SightSpeed is reportedly very good at handling online video interviews.
14. Create video tutorials and guides by recording your actions on your PC with a voiceover. I Use Camtasia Studio Version 5 to do this. See this Camtasia Review for an in-depth overview.
15. Ask people to create a video testimonial of your product. Then post these testimonials around the web and on your website.
16. Make sure you apply SEO to your video to maximize any possible search engine traffic.
17. Promote your video in a variety of ways to make sure you get maximum exposure.
18. Create a free video presentation using Animoto. This is great for creating an engaging display of images & pictures to get a message across or showcase a product.
19. Hold online video conferences and share your desktop screen or powerpoint presentation. You can sell access to the video conference and/or sell the recording afterwards. GoToWebinar is my personal choice for holding video conferences.
20. Create a viral video for affiliates that is geared to make sales and conversions. This video will allow your affiliates to quickly brand the video with their own affiliate link ready to post on their own site. VivaViralVideo allows you to do this.

Source: http://www.sitesalary.com/blog/internet-video-for-marketers-20-ways-to-get-traffic-sales-from-web-video-youtube/

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3 Business Models Under the Spotlight

1. PPC to CPA Traffic Brokering

This involves brokering Pay Per Click Traffic (Adwords, YSM, Microsft Adcenter etc.) to CPA Offers and other affiliate programs with the intent in earning more from commissions that you spend on your ads.

Cost to setup: $1000 - $4000 (PPC software, PPC courses and lost Ad-spend)

Time Frame: 2-6 months before you make a profit as there is a steep learning curve. For complete newbies expect a longer time frame to hit a profit and a larger potential net-loss to start with. Budget and expect the worst case scenario and not the best.

Potential: Very, very lucrative with potential for a 5 figure monthly income in the first year.

Downsides: The downside with this strategy is that it is unsustainable because successful campaigns can often die for a variety of reasons and as a result you need to constantly check your stats to ensure all your campaigns are making money.

Additionally it is very hard and you will lose money to start with.

It is also very difficult to outsource the work involved without giving away your strategies, niches and successful keywords. I also find it very mundane work.

2. Article\Web 2.0 Marketing, Blogging & Affiliate Marketing

If money is an issue then try starting with article marketing mixing in Squidoo and other web 2.0 properties to promote your own blog and affiliate products (CPA Offers, ClickBank, eBay etc.).

Over time you should work on building up a really useful ‘product focused’ niche blog that provides true value to its readers.

This blog will create long term sustainability to your income and open up new revenue streams.

Look to add value to the reader and not just fill your site with crappy filler content and poorly written articles.

Additionally you should work on other promotion techniques (there are so many available) as this will greatly expand your business as you can get more traffic – and traffic is key.

This is the main strategy that I teach so if you want some more tips then join my mailing list.

Cost to Setup: $10-$20 (domain name & hosting).

Time Frame: Results can be seen in first 1-2 months but are usually quite modest.

Potential: If you work on this daily creating several articles each day and promoting them wisely reaching $100 a day over a few months is realistic. If you grow your blog to dominate its niche potential is higher but it’s a lot of work and results are slow and gradual.

Despite the long term effort required I prefer this out of the 3 strategies because it is so sustainable and very easy to outsource 90% of tasks making it very easy to semi-automate once the site is established.

You can literally create a $100/day profitable blog and outsource 90% of the tasks so you only need to spend 2 hours a week on the site dealing with freelance staff. That’s like $700/hr once you are set-up which is why I love this strategy.

Downsides: Can take a few months to build momentum to start seeing a decent return, but once past that you will never look back.

3. PLR eBooks & Membership Site

This is where you get lots of PLR eBooks on a certain niche and setting up a niche membership site where you give access to all these eBooks.

Promote your membership site in relevant niche forums and groups (like Yahoo Groups) using a signature link and making interesting posts (not blatent advertising) and possibly do some article marketing as above.

Use of a mailing list with an autoresponder is also important to help close the sale and drive additional sales.

Cost to Setup: $100-$800 (Buying PLR eBooks, Membership Script, Email Autoresponder, Domain, Hosting).

Potential: Once you have your membership site and an autoresponder series setup (about 2-12 weeks work for newbie) if you work extremely hard every day to promote your membership site to a targeted audience reaching a 4 figure ($xxxx) monthly income within a few weeks of launch is realistic - with experience you can rinse and repeat this method and get even better results.

Using a recurring membership structure will help with long term revenue.

Downside: Finding quality PLR eBooks can be extremely difficult. There’s lots of PLR out there but most of them are awful quality.

Additionally continuous work is needed to sustain income. Even with recurring memberships people usually cancel so your income will depreciate unless you continue with promotion or launch a new site.

While some work can be outsourced it is difficult to outsource some of it meaning it is hard to automate this business model in its entirity.

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1) Find blogs, forums and other places in your niche where you can leave your links trough comments.  But, don’t be a spammer. You have to give real posts with real thoughts.

2)  Run a competition and make bloggers and forum posters write posts containing links with relevant anchor text to your site. Competitions are a great way for off line advertising too.

3) Write a reviews about it products. Then email the seller of the product and say that they can use your text as a testimonial.

4) If you’re a university student, try getting a page on the university domain. Tell them you want to make an info page about your studies.  Universities sites are e bit more worth than the normal sites from the search engine perspective.

5)  Use Flickr and Youtube for your photos and videos. In the description area add your URL.

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These websites use Google AdSense to automatically serve relevant ads for the content on the page. Google pays (you) AdSense publishers on a per click basis as well as per impression.

Here is a list with Google AdSense revenue sharing sites.

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http://flixya.com/ Flixya is videosharing site and offers 100% adsense revenue.

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