Would This Interest You?

August 26th, 2009 Add Your Comments

That last 2 years have been a little up and down for me. As something hits something else dips. Just as I think I have a technique nailed a variable in the background changes and screws the whole thing. This was until the last 4 months. I’m now starting to have some nice success with affiliate marketing of the organic kind. So much so that I’ve got my method nailed down tight enought that I can follow my own recipe and within 6-8 weeks be making affiliate income out of a niche. My success rate at the moment is 77%, of the 9 niches I’ve setup in 7 are making an affiliate income. These aren’t micro niches either, online dating is just one area I’ve setup in and I’m now driving affiliate sales from organic traffic. So what does this have to do with you? My recipe, I’m prepared (I think) to share it, but before I go to the effort of documenting it I’d like to know what interest there is first?

The biggest stumbling block to this is that it requires some initial financial outlay. Not to me of course, well unless I decide to sell the information that is, but to get the tools you need to have this work. Whilst it isn’t a fully automated process it certainly egdes towards that side of the “pay/hard work” balance. If I was doing what I was doing manually then there just wouldn’t be enough hours in the day.

I’m not talking mega bucks here either, a hundred dollars tops to get started and then 2 recurring service fees. Once you’ve got it setup though you can try as many niches as you like with minimal extra cost.

So what I need to know is what sort of demand is there out there for this information? This will have a huge influence on if I take the time out to do this. Let me be perfectly clear here, I’m already a bit nervous about the whole thing. As I wrote in my 10 reasons to give up blogging post I’m very aware of people hammering EXACTLY what I write about and impacting my own income. There’s also the fact that I’ll be detailing 1 and possibly 2 of my own programs for public use/abuse. On the flip side I started this blog to try and help other people make more money from the internet so it’s a tough decision to make.

The other question as well is if I do decide to do this how would you rather have the information, in a password protected blog post or in e-book format?

Paul B

15 Responses to “Would This Interest You?”

Thai August 26, 2009

I think you should password protect a blog post. Ebooks are much easier to distribute and soon the information you set out will be diluted and useless both to your reader and to your credibility.
Thai´s last blog ..One of the Smallest and Fastest pdf reader SumatraPDF
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Paul August 26, 2009

I would be interested and would like to see either a protected blog post or an ebook (whichever is fastest to produce).
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Walter August 28, 2009

Some bloggers get too excited and carelessly jumps on affiliate marketing. I think we all have to make a study on this and find out what works the best.

I’ll be waiting for your recipe.
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R Kumar August 28, 2009

I appreciate your thought on putting together something of value to your readers.Information and knowledge, howsoever repetitive that may be, is always welcome.
I would prefer an ebook though.
R Kumar´s last blog ..Keyword Elite 2.0 review – Did you buy it?
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Chris Wilde September 5, 2009

WHAT TYPE OF READERS DO YOU WANT?

(1) “GET-RICH FOLKS” – They want to copy what you say. They DON’T want to think or work. They want to pay and have cash come in.

(2) “WEBSITE MANAGERS” – They DON’T want to copy. They want to know your management ideas. What did NOT work? They use your opinion and methods to think and create their own niche and methods.

Personally, I’m tired of all the get-rich pitches. (I found your first paragraph in this post real, engaging and informative.)

My answer to your questions: I’d prefer to read a smart opinion of your results and strategies. I’ll figure out my own path.

Smart marketeers have told me, “You can never be a winner if only copy others. You’ll only end up at the back of the line.”
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