I recently posted about a very cool niche PLR package from Pam over at Shop Niche PLR where you could get a coffee maker reviews website that included content and a WordPress theme. But, maybe coffee isn’t your thing… maybe you’re a bit more the outdoors type? No worries, Pam just released an equally cool niche PLR website package on mountain biking and it’s also at the amazing price of $17.
Do You Want A Niche Coffee Maker Site? Only $17!
March 22, 2012 by · 1 Comment
I think we’ve all got coffee on the brain lately, content and niche discussion around coffee is popping up everywhere I look lately. I had posted in Niche Notebook about coffee collectibles as a niche, and Christine took action on that and set up her site on it right away. Today Pam over at Shop Niche PLR announced a new PLR website bundle that she’s offering all about, you guessed it, coffee!
This is a full website with Private Label Rights about the single cup coffee makers that are growing in popularity. You get a bundle with a WordPress theme, PLR articles, images, etc. [Read more...]
Should You Use Clickbank for Your Info Products?
March 12, 2012 by · 1 Comment
It’s a common debate in the affiliate world – to use Clickbank or not to use Clickbank. While it is probably the largest marketplace of information products on the web all with built in affiliate programs, you will often hear chatter about the dark side of Clickbank and a million reasons why you should avoid it. Most commonly is their “easy refund” process and the instant chronic refund seekers of the web coupled with the affiliate link theft that many people feel the need to avoid the Clickbank marketplace, both as affiliates and for their own products.
I’m not going to sugar coat it, the refund process at Clickbank is really dead simple easy, I think it’s a case of a few bad apples spoiled the whole darn bunch in the case of instant refund seekers. Occassionally those people will show up, buy your product, and immediately request a refund through Clickbank’s marketplace – sometimes within minutes. It does happen, but I don’t think it’s the norm. And when it does happen…. Well, did you really want that rotten person in your space anyway? Probably not. [Read more...]
Drive Traffic to Your Blog with Simple Tactics
March 2, 2012 by · Leave a Comment
a guest post by Claudia Somerfield
Creating a blog is quite easy; but, making it successful entails certain skills. Spending a few minutes in learning the plausible ways of writing for a blog could drive you sufficient traffic to your pages. Search engines are the gateways to your blog, especially for global readers.
However, most users will take their information from the first few pages of the search engines. In order to invite users through search engines, you must write your posts in such a way that your blog will be listed in the first few pages. It’s not easy to accomplish this task as it sounds.
Here are a few tips to make your blog search-engine friendly and widen the horizon of your readers… [Read more...]
Adding Your Blog to Kindle Takes All of 15 Minutes
February 29, 2012 by · 3 Comments
I added three of my blogs to Kindle last Friday in just a few minutes. I included this one, of course. This was one of those things that I had looked at several months ago and quickly got pushed aside because I wasn’t sure how to do it. And then of course I completely forgot that I ever intended to it, because I didn’t write it on the to-do list.
It turned out to be quite easy actually. Friday afternoon I was looking for a bit of info about using Kindle for the reports that I’m working and some random thing reminded me that I wanted to do this. I was already logged into the Kindle book publishing platform, so I figured I’d just add it while I was in there …. but that’s not where you publish your blog to Kindle.
Kindle Blog Publishing is a separate platform and you actually need to set up an additional login and account profile. (Note here, it will not let you use the same username and password that you use for your other account, it has to be different.)
