Newbie making a change for 2009

As a newbie you don't have a whole bunch of choices:

Ad you're going to have the make a choice.

Examine the tasks you have to do for each of the models and then decide which one you want and think would be easiest for you to do.



All these models work and it ain't rocket science:


Doing is very important.

You could use...

The Adsense Model:

You slap up a webpage or blog, put some niche content on it and you also place those "ads by goooooogle" ads on the page.

When your page visitors click on one of the ads - you get paid and no one has to purchase anything.

The Niche Affiliate Model:

You are selling a product or service for a commission.

It's best to have some type of landing page for your prospects so that you can at least warm them up before you ask them to click on through to a page that will try to sell them something so that you can earn a commission.



The CPA Model: (cost per action )

You slap up a page with a CPA offer on the page.

The offer could be something simply asking your prospect for their zip code, or a free trial to a product or only their name and email address.

You get paid when someone takes an action - but no one has to purchase anything.

It could be anything from 25 cents to 10 dollars or more per action.

All 3 of these simple models have created another sources of income for countless serious net marketers.



All three models work just fine.


>>>> As you may have noticed...

You must be able to slap up a "landing page" on the net if you want to make money.

( at least for these 3 models )

- The pages can be free or you can use a paid service - like a hosting service.

Here's a free page service...

http://www.synthasite.com/googppc2

Then you must be able to generate visitors to that page.

This is the part of the process that confuses many newbies:

- Either you work for the free traffic or you can pay for it.
- There are many methods of driving traffic to your pages:
- Master this part of the puzzles and you can write your own ticket:

Newbies are confusing traffic generation methods with business models which leads to lots of so-called info-overload.

Then you must monitor, test and tweak your results to get enough of your visitors to do what you want them to do.

> If you're serious, you'll examine these three models and select one of them.

Then locate a step by step course on the model. ( free or paid )


If you can't afford to pay say... $10-$50 for some how to, step by step info on a model I think you need to examine why you don't have say $10-$50 to spend on anything you want.

You can search this forum for free info on the models and search the wso's and classifieds for paid info.

Hope This Helps!!

TL

Ps. First you pick a model and then you select a group of people to market to ( serve )

Or, it can be the other way around, but you must select and model and a niche and then get busy.

If you don't know what you're looking for, you could be looking and researching for a year???

Newbies can eliminate lots of confusion and info-overload by simply researching online business models, selecting one of them and then getting busy.

You'll never know what will work for you if you don't actually do something because in this business you learn by doing not researching or studying.

TL