Easiest Money Online For Newbies

Ya, I've heard of this but never did it myself. Sounds good, not sure would a newbie have the patience for it.

You've had some good success with it yourself?

I am interested in learning more about this but I can't pm yet. Could you PM me please?

Well, I've read a lot of posts on here from people who after months and years have not make any good money with adsense and it is a real drag when you've done all that work and then adsense just bans your site and closes your account.

As for flippa, I know some people who make money on there but they aren't newbies. You have to know how to create a website, sell it and be able to transfer it all to someone else.

There are so many methods for making money online, newbies need to find legit people who can show them the ways until they find one that works for them and then they need to focus on that one method to really succeed.

I personally like list building because it puts me more in control of my business.

:-)

You may be able to suggest this in a single paragraph, but the work you put in is much more than you described.

1) Find a strong Niche that is worth entering.
2) Research Keywords and Niche problems.
3) Purchase a Domain ($10)
4) Purchase Hosting ($6-15)
5) Set up your website (Wordpress, Drupal, or Code by Hand)
6) Create content for the website that is Enticing, Engaging, and Informative.
7) Then you have to build traffic to the website.

Beginner Pitfalls:
* Not knowing which Keywords convert readers to Clickers (AdSense)
* Not knowing which Domain name to purchase
* Not knowing WordPress, Drupal, or any Markup language
* Not knowing how to write, or not knowing anything about the chosen niche
* Not knowing how to drive targeted traffic to the site

It is a strong business model that will continue to make many people a lot of money, if done correctly. But, to simplify it in a single paragraph is a little far fetched. My suggestion is to look up each of the steps above, and learn how to do each one properly. Every step I listed is in the WarriorForum somewhere, and you should be able to find it with the Search features and some digging.

I agree I have recently enjoyed the fruits of flippa myself! :-)

The hardest part is this

1. Finding a low competition niche with tons of people searching it
2. Writing Blogpost (You can't write something you are not expertise in, could you?)
3. You need money to display your website for sell $19 on flippa.

Should you get started building small Google adsense websites in different niches or should you focus in creating a huge content site in one niche and sell multiple products?

Here's my experience with Google adsense...

I tried adsense on one of my sites previously Infact I created a good content site, around 50 pages, that site has made me around $200 approximately from adsense overall.

I personally feel that selling your own products or affiliate products using a tested sales funnel will reap more rewards in the long run. Infact you can set up a complete online business for yourself where you can build a list and set up a huge content sites to sell multiple products in a tight niche where there is huge demand, rather creating hundreds of small websites and waiting for adsense clicks.

This is just my opinion from my experience and I may be wrong as per the experience of several others.

For me a list building model with a squeeze page, building a tight subscriber list, developing relationship with them and then selling them dozens of related products in a tight niche works better.

Infact it is more profitable and will provide you better return in the future.

Where can you write one simple article and then earn as much as $30 profits with that article in the long run. I have made this income using the squeeze page model.

By writing just 487 articles I got my website to drive in around 30,000 unique visitors that got me 6000 leads and over $25k profits.

If you use a model where you have to set up multiple niche websites you will have to start from zero every time. You go about researching a new niche, then get low competing keywords, build content around them and then wait for Google traffic and ranking. You then focus on earning around $30 to $60 per site and then scale it up by focusing on creating 100 websites.

Rather I would suggest is to focus in one tight niche.

Grab knowledge about that niche, be an expert that people will trust.

Create high quality products, high ticket packages and coaching programs.

Build a list in that niche. Build solid relationship with your subscribers and then focus in recommending them your products based on their needs.

When you get all this done you become an authority in your niche and the value of becoming a guru in your niche is priceless which cannot be sold on websites like flippa. Hope this helps...:confused: