Passive Residual Income

NicheBot is a great resource for researching and finding Niche markets to explore. Best of all its free!

NicheBot is mainly a keyword research tool but it also has a few other features up its sleeve. Ultimately I would recommend using the WordTracker service for keyword research but it does come at a price. If you are looking for a free way to get your keyword research done NicheBot is as good as any of the other free keyword research tools out there. NicheBot implements both WordTracker’s trial version keyword results and Overture’s keyword results to generate the most complete freely available keyword lists. NicheBot also pulls data from Google to give you simple competitor information and search results numbers.

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I’ve discovered what could be the mother of all multi-tier residual income affiliate programs. This affiliate network has 6 high-demand products, 5 of which are residual earners. Each product looks very professional and all have well written and thought out sales pages. According to the network one of the products has seen a 1 in 10 conversion rate at times. To be honest I always take the stated conversion rates with a pinch of salt for obvious reasons but I can say that I would not be surprised if these products really do convert well. One thing in particular that really impresses me about this residual income affiliate program is that as all their products are inter-connected through their promotion and post sales info. You see, each product is aimed at the same market and so cross-promoting them is totally valid and also highly effective. One sale can turn in to multiple sales.

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There is one part of internet marketing that I think every will agree is not going to disappear. In fact I think it is simply going to explode like crazy and it kind of is already to be honest. What is it? Pay-Per-Click advertising or PPC as it is otherwise known as. For those of you who don’t know what this is, it is simply the text ads that appear down the right hand side of search engines such as Google & Yahoo. These ads are *paid* for by advertiser to be there. The advertisers set the search terms they want to have their ads appear for and then set a maximum cost-per-click they are prepared to pay. This amount they set depicts where they appear in the list of ads… the more they bid the higher up their ad will appear and in theory the more clicks they will receive. This can get very expensive (I know!) and so these advertisers want to make sure every click on their ads count, especially if they are fighting for a high position and every click is costing them dollars not cents.

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You have more than likely heard of, and very likely are part off, the Google AdSense income boom that has literally exploded over the past year or so. Many people are making good money from Google AdSense. I won’t dwell to much on what exactly it is because most of you should already know, however, for those of you still under a rock somewhere Google AdSense in a quick summary is simply where you join Google’s affiliate program enabling you to place their Pay-Per-Click ads that appear down the right hand side of Google on your own website(s) and in doing so earn a percentage of the advertisers cost for every click made on their ad that appears on your site. The ads are context-sensitive to only ads relevant to your website page will show. So pretty simple eh?!

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