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Hello! Mini Site Question/Critique?

by embrown
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Hi all! I'm really new and I've been reading this and clickbanksuccess forums for about 3 days. I'm so motivated and ready to go, that it isn't even funny.

So, I have a friend with some space on his server and an extra domain names, goodbyeflab.com (will be a fitness review/affiliate site) and webbasedmillionaire.info (it was .99! I had to buy it. Its a site for newbie businesses, like myself.) I have WP installed on both sites.

My main site will be my webbased... site. I'm doing so much research. I have some free ebooks that I found that the owner said we can give away for free. But, I think I'd rather try to build my own ebooks, then I can rebrand them with my links inside.

I'm targeting people who need money and want to start out online, but don't know how. On the free level found lots of free things, like traffic swarm, plug-in-profits and other stuff. All of these things are linked to me as an affiliate and links to them will be given out after a squeeze page. Then we move up to the paid e-books and services, which also have me for an affiliate.

My questions are: Does this sound like a really good start for me?

Also, I am a Clickbank affiliate so I'd like to link back to my vendors. I'm going to set up pages for more information on them and I'd rather link straight to the order screen than to the vendor's sell screen. Or is it better to have my customers go straight to the vendor's sell screen?
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  • Profile picture of the author DrewG
    Sounds like you have the motivation, that's the first thing.

    Secondly, it sounds like you have some products / free promotions all ready to go.

    Don't give up, stick to your plan, and hopefully it all works out for you.

    Good start, and good luck!

    ~D.C.
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  • Profile picture of the author gotteeth
    As stated above, you have the motivation...that's important.

    A couple things to consider, you need to cover three basic areas in IM...

    1. Technical
    2. "Ad Copy" The process of how to write to get response
    3. Content creation

    And whatever you do...focus on one project and take it to completion, and don't allow youself to be distracted by the "bright shiny objects."

    Also, I would advise you shy away from weight loss and IM niches until you're REALLY good at keyword research. There are a lot of tools out there and they don't all cater to the same market, you need to make sure your judging a market correctly. If you miss by a little, you'll miss by a mile in those markets. Choosing something a little less competitive would give you a bigger margin of error.

    Focus on one thing to completion!

    Cheers!
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