This post is about the Rich Neighbor course which shows you how to have a home based business investing in domain names.
As part of the promotion of a number of my sites, I have been thinking about buying some domains with traffic. This is an alternative to traditional web based advertising and provide ongoing “free” which in turn generates some income from product sales or advertising.
The other day I received an email from the Rich Neigbor about their domain investment course and after reading the promotion page decided to buy the course.
There are a number of ways to make money with domains. You can:
- Buy existing domains with traffic. “Park” them and make money off pay perclick advertising
- Buy domains that are expiring then re-sell them
- Buy domains or existing sites, develop them, then sell them on to someone else.
- And all combinations in between
I was looking for an all round guide to the domaining industry.
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Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate is one of only two ebooks from 2007 I printed out, bound and have sitting on my desk as a ready reference.
In a hurry – check it out here
And while the title may have a healthy dose of marketing (Lets face it if your lazy its unlikely for you to be a super affiliate) the sales page and the book itself do not. I found the material the author Chris Rempel provides, is laid out more like a “how to” manual than most of the other offerings in the market. Read the rest of this entry
About a month ago I bought a copy of Google Payload. The product had been out for a while by then and there were mixed reviews across the web
Google Payload is about traffic arbitrage. You buy traffic from a cheap source then send it to a page where people click links or (less often) buy stuff.
As long as the the revenue from the clicks is more than the cost of the traffic all is good.
By the way, this is not a tactic I’d recommend to use with your Google Adsense account. It’s against TOS and will get you banned.
The author of Google Payload, Alex Goad explains how he went about using this tactic to make lots of money. Read the rest of this entry
Cashcrate is a site where you get paid to complete offers and free surveys.
I wrote a post about paid surveys online a while back and CashCrate was one of the listed sites.
Anyone looking for easy extra money or an additional residual income is recommended to look a bit closer at this site.
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Dmitri Eroshenko has requested a review of the Relenta CRM product.
Unless your business gets to a certain size and you have to track a bunch of customers or contacts you probably won’t have heard of the term CRM. CRM is short for Customer Relationship Manager.
A CRM is a productivity tool which puts all your information about each contact in one place. This includes customer profile, correspondence (emails), buying history, buying preferences, automated prompts for next action, contact history (usually over the phone, by fax and by email) etc.
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