Blog Income Report: January 2010
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Sorry for the lack of posting recently, I’ve been really busy with a couple of things. One being a project outside of affiliate marketing which I may go into later – but let’s just say it’s been a pain to get into a suitable working state.
Anyway during January my blog made $95.
I do have a couple of posts I want to get up pretty soon so I’ll work on those.
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February 5th, 2010 at 2:59 pm
Hey, man are you leaving affiliate marketing sphere?
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Richard Reply:
February 5th, 2010 at 6:46 pm
Hey, no not at all. Just I’m also spending my time working in other areas to build up a stable income.
I have had a break from affiliate marketing but I’ve just recently launched 2 campaigns which so far are going great. Just need to scale those up.
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February 10th, 2010 at 3:37 pm
Cool to hear that. Now could you tell us more how did you pick up the campaigns. Because this is something that is making me to hesitte from entering the “affiliate game”.
I just simply can not pick a campaign, because I do not know how to test if there’s a demand for the product, plus, I do not have experience o how to evaluate the competition.
So it would be nice to hear how did you pick your very first “six figure” campaign and now the other two.
Best regards!
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Richard Reply:
February 10th, 2010 at 5:10 pm
Most offers have a target audience that will buy them, weight loss supplements for people wanting to lose weight, dog training guides for people who are having issues with their dogs etc etc.
If you are just starting I wouldn’t try to pick your six figure campaign. Just browse through what’s available and provide it as the answer to people’s problems.
Not every campaign you choose will be a winner, just stick at it and go through them one by one.
It doesn’t take a great deal of research to find out what markets are hot. Check networks and see what the niches are that have XX offers in, browse popular media buy websites to see what’s being promoted.
It doesn’t have to be the craze to do well, picking a smaller niche could prove to be better – less competition and higher ROI.
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