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Sunday, 22 July 2007

Unravelling the Information Overload


Everyone wants to sell you their information. Every guru has a system that has made them thousands – and they are willing to teach you that system for a small fee. And every guru seems to point you in a different direction to start your journey as an affiliate marketer. Quite frankly, it’s overwhelming.

Your Link to this Article: http://www.affiliatekb.com/article/717/guru-guides.html

Friday, 20 July 2007

Job Front

Things on the job front have been really slow over the last few days. The union are still hopeful that everything will be resolved to a satisfactory conclusion over the next few weeks.

However I still await a final decision.

I am usually so positive although I must admit now that I am slowly starting to feel that I and the union are fighting a losing battle.

With all things progressing like this my get and go to work on this various ideas of home working to earn this 15K from home working has waned a bit.

The eagerness is still there and I am still beavering away. However a little light at the end of the tunnel would help no end.

Wednesday, 18 July 2007

Blog Optimization for Profit

I found this a very interesting read. Hope you enjoy.

By Jim DeSantis

It takes some research and creativity to find the right money-generating tools for your blog. It's all a matter of your personal tastes. There are many to choose from. We've discussed about using Google Adsense and other merchants' affiliate programs to generate profits from your blog. However, here are even more options to monetize your blog. The first option we'll be looking at is Chitika. What is Chitika you ask? Chitika is a very innovative contextual advertising program because it can serve very detailed advertisements to your blog that fit perfectly with your blog theme. For example, on your technological gadget blog, Chitika will show advertisements for tech gadgets such as iPods. They show them in different tabs: one for "Best Deals", another for "Details", another for "Reviews" and so on. This way, it is more of an informational section for your visitor rather than a blatant advertisement, and naturally the click-through will be higher. You can apply at chitika.com You can also be an affiliate for Amazon.com. Amazon offers a wide range of products but its predominant niche is in physical books. And, like Adsense, you can select Ad blocks that display products that fit your blog perfectly. Whatever your niche is about, you can probably find a book about it on Amazon.com. Keep in mind though, they do NOT pay big bucks. You can refer visitors to them and earn up to 10% commission. It's not a lot but if you can manage to refer big volumes of visitors, Amazon is for you. This program really shines when it comes to the ways you can refer visitors: you can use their predefined templates to pull up recent items that match a certain criteria you set, you can target your ad to show a specific item on sale or you can just simply weave your referral links into your blog posts. Every dime helps so join their Associate program if you are into selling hard and soft cover books. Last, but definitely not least, you can sell advertising space on your blog if your blog is truly popular. Just take a look at blogs like: xiaxue.blogspot.com. That blog receives over 10,000 pageviews every day and naturally merchants will want to strike a deal with the blog's owner to post their advertisements there. If you manage to pull in huge amounts of traffic like that blog, you can definitely get people to buy ad space on your blog for prices from $150/month upwards, depending on your blog popularity. To gauge how many pageviews and visitors you get everyday, just use the free tool available at statcounter.com. They have a very detailed setup guide there so I won't go into it. If your blog has not acquired a large amount of visitors yet, you can still sell ad space on your blog on a per click or per impression basis. Just visit sites like: adbrite.com. For a complete list of these sites, visit: performancing.com. This is just one in a 6 part series that should help you drive readers to your blog and maximize earnings and profits from your blog! Yes, it is possible to quit your day job through blogging. All that stands between you and freedom is working smarter, and sometimes harder, towards your goal. It's a balance. Eventually, after you have worked harder, you will be able to work smarter. I edit 15 blogs. It took 6 months of learning and working harder before I was able to work smarter and begin making extra income. I did not jump on every offer and rejected those marketers who claimed I could make overnight riches with no work on my part. In fact, I have spent less than $100.00! You can do this too! Yours for success! Jim DeSantis P.S. - Please forward this article to someone who may benefit from it! About the AuthorJim DeSantis is a 15 year broadcast News veteran. For all Parts of this 6 Part Series and lots of Free Resources go to Jim's blog at http://on-line-tribune-you-can-blog-too.blogspot.comArticle Source: http://articles.simplysearch4it.com/author-articles/4203/1.html

Monday, 16 July 2007

Affilaite Marketing

There are many different ways to start earning money as an affiliate, but in this article I'm going to outline a simple method that someone with no experience, and no money to spend, can use to start making affiliate commissions.

It revolves around blogging - creating free blogs that actively promote your affiliate programs.

Before you start creating your blog though, you need to decide what affiliate programs you are going to promote. I prefer either high-paying programs, or those that pay recurring commissions on an ongoing basis, like web hosting, for example. Alternatively, you could head to Clickbank, and pick one of thousands of information products to promote

Sunday, 15 July 2007

I'm back on surveys today

Could you use an extra $300 to $1,000 a month? Did you know you can make good money filling out online surveys sitting at home in your pajamas? I couldn't believe it either, but SurveyScout showed me how - and I highly recommend that you check out their website.

Friday, 13 July 2007

How to improve as an Affilaite

When I finally(yes I know I keep going on about it)get my website/s up and running. I will need to add an email responder.

Just to blast those personalized messages to all of my loyal subscribers.

See I am being positive that I will be a success.

I know it could a while to build up my list however once you have a list. My main concern is to maintain a good relationship with them.

A good maintained list will result in huge affiliate earnings in the long term

Wednesday, 11 July 2007

another day

As I have said I'm trying to build a website. My friend who can build sites is desperately trying to complete all his work before he goes off on holiday leaving little or no time to help me.

The problem gets worse because when he comes back I go away. Therefore potentially another month with no website. This must be able to take ads as on my blog. I have emailed some website companies and they don't take javascript.

Therefore if anyone knows a site let me know. I know you can buy website software however you need money to buy one. I have some cash available however I need one of my ideas to start to generate cash to move onto the next.