TLTheLiberator: I have chosen a method
As my method I've chosen click-bank affiliate review site.
Here is what I've done so far:
I'm YseUp,
20-something dude living in the UK. Inspired by friends and acquaintances who are making a living from IM it's my mission to do the same.
Last year I set up a blog for which I wrote every couple of day it earned me around $250 from affiliate sales.
Now I always knew that I didn't want to keep running the blog as it's just creating another job for myself. It was purely a learning exercise.
As The Liberator keeps saying, making sure you choose your method and focus on that. My new site is a clickbank affiliate review site.
What I've done so far:
1. Chosen method
2. Chosen niche
3. Registered domain. It's www.'niche'productsreviews.com
4. Set up wordpress, tailored the theme for my needs.
5. Reviewed 4 books and set up Amazon affiliate links (This is not for money, just to have more articles with good keywords and for a bit more authenticity)
6. Reviewed 4 products that give good commission ($30 - $100) One of the reviews is negative.
7. Written to informative articles and put them up on Ezine Articles, they've been accepted. Written 1 article for E-How.
The niche is one that I've been interested in for 8 years and has quite a few products that give a commission of between $30 and $100.
There are many sites focused on selling the top product and there are a couple of review sites though they are poor quality IMO and give good reviews for every product.
Next Actions: Review more products. I want to have at least 20 reviews up before I star focusing on traffic. At the moment I have a couple of informative articles but not sure if I should keep doing that, or just focus on reviews.
"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. -- Mark Twain
"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. -- Mark Twain
"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. -- Mark Twain
"It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. -- Mark Twain