I have created and sold 3 websites so far on flippa. It is pretty strait forward but with few possible problems you might have in mind when doing this. They didn’t make any money at all but they all had traffic coming in,( ~3000/m). They were new and not monetized yet which people love. I had all the tracking in place, which is SO IMPORTANT!Tracking by Google analytics sent directly to flippa, (they have that option in GA). Also, to prove my point I had traffic tracking from my cPanel and

Would you like to UNPLUG FROM THE MATRIX like Neo and learn how to get real MASSIVE traffic, to your site? If yes, you have to learn how to attract the MASSES.Did you fall for "Targeted" traffic and it's preventing your success? Small niches do not have "mass appeal" , because there's just not enough people in small niche markets.There is a solution for this problem...Facebook has this feature called "custom audiences" which lets you upload THE PROFILE ID's of the exact people you wa

I'm doing a test...Years ago it used to be the simple to build an affiliate review site. They would basically just build a wp blog and review the top 10 products in every category of Clickbank.They still do but little bit different now. Instead of reviews though, it's just a really interesting article on a topic and leads into a soft pitch for the affiliate product.It is done with re-billing product or membership sites. Stuff like games,bodybuilding supplements, green coffee bean supplem

Start your marketing with your squeeze page and ask yourself how it answer your visitors questions and needs. Then choose an ad or email that would make them want to click and see that page.You are selling the click here,nothing else.Just make them click on it.Remember, the purpose of a headline is to answer What’s in it for me? question.Step 1: Take inventory of your potential squeeze,(what do you need)Step 2: You HAVE to know what kind of visitor does this page address.Step 3: You HAVE t

After Panda and Penguin smartest people in this business are talking about some new things.They are talking about "earned media" and "engagement rate" and "market sentiment" and "view through conversions." This is really cool! Engagement rate = Is the ratio of how many fans, subscribers, followers actually take action on your messages. For example, take the average amount of clicks you get from your emails and divide it by how many subscribers you have then multiply that number by 100 to chan