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Archive for January, 2007

Google Cash

I bought the original Google Cash and have been getting updates as they come out. This one is awesome. Now that I have jumped back into using Adwords with two feet again and found a little success. Well, not a little. Right now, it’s the highest producing stream of online income I have.

But this book came just at the right time. It has some great new pointers. While the Rich Jerk and lots of others focus almost exclusively on the landing page, squeeze page, building a page method, Chris Carpenter has used and consistently made money using the direct affiliate link method. No landing page, just straight to the page.

Amapedia home page

Caught this little bit of buzz today. The buzz was about the quiet launch of Amapedia. I just noticed the fact that every tag on the front page was related to gaming.

AdsenseReady – 150 AdSense Web Sites

150 sites in different categories. Not sure of the exact value of this. Considering that you are buying the same site that everyone else is buying. It seems that there would be a problem with duplicate content, unless you were a developer buying the package just for the article database.

Paid Drawing

The internet has opened up a whole new business model for artists. Yes, I know, business and art, I will have many “true” artists yelling at me for mentioning both in the same sentence. But art can be quite lucrative with the internet involved.

The internet opened up a new world of income to artists the same way it has opened up business ownership to people who hate going out of the house. The world is your market.

Whether you let your artwork go to the highest bidder on Ebay or bid on graphic art projects, there is no stop to the market for artists.

The Profit Lance Automated Wealth System

Yet another one of these all in one profit systems out there. One that will probably work if applied. But the ad copy gives me de ja vu. I have read this somewhere before. I guess there is still room for a few more similar products before the copycats take over and water down the market.

I wonder where all the breakthru new niche products are at. It seems I remember a time when Clickbank’s hot products weren’t so similar.