What To Do With Unused Domains

If buying domains was an Olympic sport, I'd have won a medal over the last few years.
I'd come up with an idea, buy the domain for it, throw a site together and kind of move on to my next crazy idea before it was finished. Basically I lacked focus.

Now, I'm a reformed domain junkie and I've let a few of them expire.

However, I do have a couple of unused ones still lying around because they got automatically renewed. I also have one that I bought recently to use as a sales site for an upcoming product that I have under development.
My product is not ready yet, but I wanted to reserve the domain.

I figured that while the product is still under development, I should put the domain to work, gathering trafic, getting a good Alexa rank, appearing in the search engines etc.

So this is what I have done while the product is still in pre-launch.

I have used some software to create an "Adsense" site. Basically it's an article site based on a selected theme or niche, and amongst the articles, there are Adsense advertisement blocks.
Not just Adsense, actually - I have also created ads using other advertising programs.

In fact, the product under development is a script that generates ads from the ClickBank marketplace. So I have used the script on my site.

So, the article site is themed on the ClickBank niche, and hopefully it will start to draw traffic from the search engines when people start looking for information about Clickbank and related services.
Additionally, it might bring me some income from AdSense and the other advertising programs.

And I have written about it in this Blogger blog because it's one of the fastest ways to get Google to notice a website or domain.

And when my product is ready to launch, I'll add the sales page, but also rework the rest of the site into a more credible article site. At the moment it is simply there to start drawing traffic. As it was generated by software, it's not that organised. It's not bad, but it could be better with a bit of manual rearrangement.

Check it out here.

So if you have an unused domain, get it working for you. Create an Adsense site based on a niche that you'll be using the site for in future.
You have nothing to lose, and you might just earn a bit of money from it.

Revenue-Sharing Article Site Goes Live

Many people use Article Marketing to promote their online business. It's often touted as an excellent technique, giving the following benefits:
1) Giving exposure to a problem and its solution,
2) Providing links to the author's site to enable people to find it.
3) Providing links to the author's site for SEO purposes.

However, some people have a lot more success than others when it comes to article marketing.

So, have you been disillusioned with the lacklustre results you
get from your articles? I know I was. I read numerous reports and ebooks recommending this technique, but never saw the success that I was promised.

Then I realised that I was looking at only the tip of the iceberg,

There's now a new kind of article marketing that produces the kind of results that I like; money!

Revenue-Sharing Article Marketing enables you to get a LOT more value from your article writing efforts.

A group of us, who were frustrated about what we got from posting an article compared with what the article site owner got from the deal, decided to do something about it.

We like to call it Article Marketing on Steroids!

Take a look at what we came up with. If you are serious about your article marketing, and you want more, I think you will be pleased with what you see.
Heck, you will be excited.

Very excited!

Take a look now

Just go here....
Article Content King

Online Opportunities

As I've already mentioned, this blog is a record of various things that I am trying in an attempt to make some money online.

It has always been my belief that anyone who starts a career of making money on the Internet shouldn't put all their eggs in one basket. Instead, they should concentrate on setting up, automating and refining an income stream. Then when that is up and running, start work on a second. And then a third and so on.

You shouldn't try and set up a lot of different things at the same time. You'll end up with a whole bunch of unfinished projects, or badly set up sites etc.

I know it's tempting to try every idea that you come across, but believe me, if you put in the effort to set up an income stream properly, it is more likely to pay off and help to fund the next one you set up.

Along with a group of marketers who have become good friends, I shall soon be launching my Revenue-Sharing article site. We've worked hard on setting everything up and think we've got it to a pretty good state. Sure, there will be teething troubles, but we doubt whether there will be anything we can't fix quickly and easily.

Once our launch is under way, I'll be reporting on it here. But the good thing about this idea is that there are opportunities for everyone - not just myself and the others involved in our Joint Venture.

So, I shall be posting details of how you can make money using our system on a new Online Opportunities site, Unmarked Bills.

That site title is just a little joke. There's no criminal activity involved - but we do expect there to be money involved.

I'll be using that site to provide information about other money-making opportunities that I come up with in future, ranging from Viral Products, Software, Affiliate Sales, etc.
It's just being set up at the moment, but do bookmark it and return often.