Over the last cou­ple of years, blog­ging has moved beyond it’s hum­ble begin­nings of pro­vid­ing a plat­form per­sonal online jour­nals and has devel­oped into a sophis­ti­cated mar­ket­ing tool. Indi­vid­u­als have dis­cov­ered that a great weblog, prop­erly mon­e­tised, can become quite lucra­tive when it becomes pop­u­lar and is obtain­ing a great quan­tity of vis­i­tors. Numer­ous indi­vid­u­als now make money from auto­blog­ging. What is this and how does it work?

Most reg­u­lar blogs only ever receive mod­er­ate traf­fic at great­est and income from them can be fairly low. $1 a day from a mature weblog from adver­tise­ment rev­enue is about typ­i­cal. Sounds a lit­tle dis­mal? But, if that holds true, what if you had 100 this kind of blogs? What if you had 1000? then you are begin­ning to earn really good money indeed.

This would seem an impos­si­ble task. Blogs, after all, by their really nature are enti­ties that need a con­stant flow of con­tent mate­r­ial to main­tain them fresh. They need to be grow­ing and evolv­ing for vis­i­tors to return and to pass the word on to oth­ers. Con­tent needs to become writ­ten and posted reg­u­larly so how could any­one have the time to prop­erly man­age more than a hand­ful of blogs?

The answer to that dilemma comes in the form of a lit­tle orange icon which appears on most web­sites but which you may well have over­looked com­pletely. The icon I am refer­ring to is the sym­bol for a the sites RSS feed. There are RSS feeds on this site where you are read­ing this. RSS stands for ‘Really Sim­ple Syn­di­ca­tion’ and allows web­mas­ters and blog pub­lish­ers the facil­ity of syn­di­cat­ing their work by way of ‘feeds’ — a stan­dard­ised for­mat. Bear with me here, I promise not to obtain technical.

RSS feeds allow read­ers to ‘sub­scribe’ to favoured web­sites and keep up to date with new posts and — much more impor­tantly for blog­gers — allows con­tent mate­r­ial from var­i­ous web­sites to be aggre­gated in one place.

With the proper soft­ware, you can have a blog which takes syn­di­cated con­tent from a range of rel­e­vant sources across the net and pub­lishes those posts (giv­ing a link to the orig­i­nal post) on your weblog. This has turn out to be rec­og­nized as ‘Auto­blog­ging’. Prop­erly setup, these blogs can be estab­lished on auto-pilot for most of the time, gain­ing con­tent mate­r­ial and vis­i­tors and sub­se­quent earn­ings, with­out hav­ing a excel­lent deal of man­age­ment. It then becomes very fea­si­ble to start a new blog every day, for exam­ple. Over a year that would be over 350 blogs. Some will make more than oth­ers but even if they only return an typ­i­cal of $0.10 per day per blog, that is a very good extra $12,500+ a year pas­sive earn­ings. That’s the method to make money from autoblogging.

The key would be to turn out to be good at dis­cov­er­ing prof­itable niche mar­kets and the abil­ity to setup a weblog rapidly and effort­lessly. With both Blog­ger and Word­Press it’s very sim­ple to obtain a weblog up and run­ning in much less than 30 min­utes after a lit­tle practice.

The other impor­tant aspect to a project such as this really is using the best soft­ware to pro­vide the best results. There are free plug ins for Word­Press avail­able which are RSS pars­ing tools but all lack the abil­ity to truly estab­lished a weblog on auto pilot. They will often bring with the feed adverts and scripts from the orig­i­nal post and obvi­ously this isn’t desir­able. So, if you would like to do this prop­erly, then you will need to invest in a pro­fes­sional auto­blog­ging pro­gram. This would be a one off pay­ment of typ­i­cally $150 or much less but that will be recouped many times over in the long run when you begin to make money from auto­blog­ging.

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Have you heard about Auto Blog Sys­tem X? If have not then you must have your com­puter of. Auto Blog Sys­tem X comes from the inge­nious mind that that also brought you Blog­ging Espi­onage and is already aim­ing to be the high­est gross­ing Click­bank prod­uct ever! So your ask­ing your­self what is this Auto Blog sys­tem X and why should I care?

If you have ever desired to make money by work­ing online or have tried other sys­tems before, then you aware that hype plays a big fac­tor in many of these pro­grams. I have been hood­winked by some of these tac­tics myself but with Auto Blog Sys­tem X I was con­fi­dent because it orig­i­nated from the cre­ator of Blog­ging Espi­onage and knew it would live up to its expec­ta­tions and sure enough I was right The pro­gram taps a $100 mil­lion loop­hole that most are unaware exist. This is prob­a­bly one of the most incred­i­ble things I have seen in the many years that I have been work­ing online. If I told you there was a way to out­smart the Google algo­rithms would you be inter­ested? Auto Blog Sys­tem X uses a secret method to make large amounts of money online.

A few were for­tu­nate to see the sys­tem before the gen­eral pub­lic and it sim­ply left them with their mouths open. This pro­gram will lit­er­ally explode your profit mak­ing online by walk­ing you step by step how its done Not many gurus online are will­ing to give up there secrets but for the cre­ator of Auto Blog Sys­tem X it is no a con­cern because there is sim­ply not enough time in the day to exploit the pow­er­ful sys­tem that is Auto Blog Sys­tem X.

I would not daw­dle and read too many other reviews and post and pos­si­bly miss the biggest prod­uct of the year.. The designer of Auto Blog Sys­tem X has repeat­edly stated he will not sell too many of these pack­ages because if every­one knows it then the method becomes too saturated.

As with any worth­while pro­gram, auto Blog sys­tem X requires that ini­tially you put the effort to make it suc­ceed. The pro­gram cre­ator raked in More than $200 with this sys­tem last month. If you put in some effort and could make $2000 or more a month would you do it? If have a desire to make money from home work­ing online you should get a copy of Auto Blog Sys­tem X while its still avail­able. Its a great affil­i­ate program

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By Rus­sell Brunson

I’m sure that you’ve heard about how many start up com­pa­nies fail when they first begin, and the rea­son that most (if not all) of their fail­ures is because they don’t cre­ate a good foun­tain to build on.

If we start right, it is easy to go right all the time. But if we start wrong, it’s much harder to go back and get it right. So please pay close atten­tion, get out your pen and pen­cil, and let’s get to work.

When you first start, you need to decide which niche are you going to conquer.

When I first started my online busi­ness, I made the same mis­take that 99.9% of peo­ple make. I read an ebook about how to make money online, and I decided that I would…

can you guess…?

I wrote my own book about “how to make money.” I com­piled all of the regur­gi­tated infor­ma­tion I could find, put a twist on it, and started to sell it. After 2 weeks and a lit­tle over $30 in sales I started to think:

“Why am I sell­ing a book about how to make money… when I have NEVER in my life made any real money!?!”

You may laugh, but it took me a few weeks before I real­ized that there was a prob­lem there. I decided to stop sell­ing my book, and started to look for other ways to make money online. What I stum­bled upon next really gets exciting.

I was going to col­lege at the time, and my degree is in “Com­puter Infor­ma­tion Sys­tems.” I knew some things about pro­gram­ming, but not enough to cre­ate any­thing real. What I did know is where pro­gram­mers spend their time online.

So I started vis­it­ing places where you could hire pro­gram­mers and got to know a few. I then started to search for a mar­ket that needed something.

What I came upon was the “Resale Rights” mar­ket. Basi­cally this was peo­ple buy­ing and sell­ing dig­i­tal prod­ucts (ebooks and soft­ware) that they could then go and sell to other peo­ple. This con­cept really excited me. I pur­chased a lot of these prod­ucts, but strug­gled to sell them because all of the prod­ucts had links back to the author’s websites.

These authors were mak­ing money every time I sold these prod­ucts… on the back­end. When I real­ized that, the first thing I thought was,

“I wish that had a way to brand all of these files with my own links.”

And there the idea was born. I just needed to cre­ate a prod­uct that would brand these “resale rights” prod­ucts. I wouldn’t be com­pet­ing directly with that mar­ket, but make a com­ple­men­tary prod­uct that would ben­e­fit them all.

I went back to the pro­gram­mers that I had been build­ing rela­tion­ships with, and gave them my idea. Within a mat­ter of weeks they cre­ated a prod­uct that is now known as Zip Bran­der. (You can see the prod­uct at www.ZipBrander.com)

I’m not going to go into how I mar­keted it in this les­son (I’ll save that for another day), but with the one prod­uct I made over $1,000 my first month with it, and it made us over $50,000 in 2004 alone.

Since then I’ve been able to branch out to a lot of var­i­ous niches and have had amaz­ing suc­cess in most of them. In other issues I will share exact case stud­ies of these that you will be able to model in your businesses.

How To Pick The Right Niche

I want to show you now how to choose your niche. Just fol­low these 3 sim­ple steps.

Step 1 — Do not choose the “how to make money” niche. I’m not sure why, but I made this mis­take along with thou­sands of other peo­ple. This is the most com­pet­i­tive niche in the world. If you want to fight against the mar­keters, good luck. But there is a lot more money (and it’s made a lot eas­ier) in the niches I’ll explain below.

Step 2 — Look at your per­sonal tal­ents, and start from there. I have had this con­ver­sa­tion more then once — usu­ally every time I dis­cuss an online busi­ness with someone.

I ask them what their hob­bies are that we could mar­ket, and they almost always they tell me that they don’t have any­thing they could sell. The prob­lem is that peo­ple usu­ally look at their cur­rent job, and can’t think of ways they can mar­ket that skill.

Don’t look at your cur­rent job, but look at what you do on your free time. The thing that is your pas­sion. This is where you’ll find your niche.

Here are exam­ples of the last 3 con­ver­sa­tions I’ve had:

Friend #1 — works con­struc­tion, and couldn’t think of a mar­ketable skill. After 3 1/2 min­utes real­ized that he has twin girls. Found there was a huge mar­ket for infor­ma­tional prod­uct in this niche and him and his wife are now work­ing on their first product.

Friend #2 — works as a man­ager at Office Depot. One the week­ends loves to shot guns with his dad. They are cre­at­ing a soft­ware pro­gram that helps peo­ple to increase their accu­racy when shoot­ing. They are also cre­at­ing video demon­stra­tions on how to improve your accuracy.

Friend #3 — came to me ask­ing for help pro­mot­ing a “how to make money online” course. He had to call me using a video relay because he’s deaf. I told him that he was going in the wrong direc­tion with what he was pro­mot­ing. He had no expe­ri­ence mak­ing money online. I asked him what his hob­bies were, and surely enough told me he didn’t have any that he could sell. Before I even asked that ques­tion I knew what his niche was. He’s been speak­ing through sign lan­guage his whole life, and there are thou­sands of peo­ple search­ing every month on how to learn sign language.

What do you do in your free time when no one else is around? Are you good at video games? Are you a good cook? Do you play any sports? Do you throw din­ner par­ties? Do you col­lect any­thing? Can you play an instru­ment? What is your pas­sion? When you can answer this… then you know what your niche is.

Step 3 — Research your mar­ket. Don’t worry — this part isn’t nearly as hard as you’d think. Within about 5 min­utes I can usu­ally tell if a niche is worth look­ing at. There are 3 things you need to do, and you’ll know if it’s the right niche.

First — Check out the search engines. There are a lot more advanced tools then this, but this one is com­pletely free to use. Go to http://inventory.overture.com and type in your niche. This will show you how many times that word was searched for that month on their search engine. If there are a lot of peo­ple search­ing for it each money, the it’s likely a good niche.

Sec­ond — Search for online com­mu­ni­ties related to your niche. Peo­ple with sim­i­lar inter­ests migrate to the same places online. Wrestlers hang out at wrestling forums, poets hang out in poetry mes­sage boards, etc Go to www.google.com and type in “________ forums” or “_________ mes­sage board” or “_______ groups” (put your niche in the blank). Visit these forums and see if they are active and how many mem­bers they have. You can often find forums with 10,000+ mem­bers in it. If you find good com­mu­ni­ties focused around your niche, then this is another good sign.

Third — Search for sim­i­lar prod­ucts. If you can find oth­ers sell­ing prod­ucts in your niche, then it’s usu­ally a good sign that there’s some life there. Pur­chase their prod­ucts and get to know your com­pe­ti­tion (because they are going to become your JV part­ners in another lesson).

After get­ting this far, you should have a good idea about which niche you would like to con­quer, as well as some idea about if it is a prof­itable niche.

In the next les­son we are going to dis­cuss how you can turn those tal­ents into a prod­uct. Prod­uct cre­ation is one of the most excit­ing parts of the game for me, so look out for that les­son com­ing soon.

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