Monthly Archives: January 2009

Micro Niche Finder

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You know, if you’ve read this blog before that I only like promoting a product or service that I’ve actually purchased myself, or at least have first-hand information from someone I trust.

I’ve been looking at one piece of software that I heard a few good things about. It’s called ‘Micro Niche Finder.’ I’ve seen it when just casually looking around on different sites, but this morning I actually sought out some serious opinions about the software. I had a TAB open with the BANS forum so I thought I’d do

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a search for Micro Niche Finder. I was pleasantly surprised when I found a sizable thread on the topic. It seems nearly everyone in the forum was already using the software. Not everyone of course, but most that posted were.

Everyone that had purchsed the software gave it a big thumbs up. I didn’t hear a single negative comment, which is actually a little strange. There’s usually always at least one person that doesn’t like something about everything.

It was also mentioned in the BANS forum that the Micro Niche Finder software just had a new update that was released. I wasn’t aware of it, but it has lifetime upgrades for free also. You gotta love that. For the price, I can’t see how you could go too wrong buying it. I’m probably going to go ahead and get a copy this morning.

Oh, I should also mention, the guys (and girls) in the BANS forum know their stuff. There’s people using the BANS software making five-figure monthly incomes that hang out in the forum. If they say the software is a good purchase, that’s good enough for me.

Don’t Buy the eBooks

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I just finished reading a post on one of the forums I visit regularly. The post was a guy asking if anyone had purchased whatever latest ebook on finding a niche. I don’t remember the name offhand…nor do I care. The price on the ebook or whatever the author calls it, was priced at $497.00!!

I realize that sometimes you have to pay a premium price for something that is very high quality. However, I have purchased a couple of ebooks, and I mean like 2 only. Both of these had some great comments and reviews when I was looking to potential buy. Having said that, although both did provide accurate, quality information that does work, everything, and I mean everything that I read in both of them was available for free elsewhere on the Internet.

I’ve said it here before, and I’ll continue saying it, don’t spend your money on ebooks or any other bit of information on making money online. There’s just too many sources to find anything that you need information on.

If you get into PPC marketing, or even email marketing, you will need to spend some money. Actually you’ll need to probably spend some money on most any method(s) you use to make money online. Wheter it’s on hosting, PPC campaigns, an autoresponder, software or any other number of things. Just don’t give your money to the ebook guys that usually just get the information from different sources and complie it into ‘their own’ ebook.

Website Design Software

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If you’ve noticed, one of the offers I have on this site is for XsitePro (now XSitePro2). Also, if you’ve read more than a few of these posts, you’ll know that I don’t promote anything unless I either use it, and like it, or I know enough about it to recommend it knowing it’s a good product or service.

In affiliate marketing you’re going to have to eventually set up some Websites, regardless of what you might read. There are some ways of making money without doing it, by using Squidoo, HubPages or something similar, but it really comes in handy being able to register a domain and being able to get a site up and going, the way you want without having to pay someone.

I’ve posted about XSitePro2 before because it’s a fantastic product. I’ve tried several other of the WYSIWYG type editors, and it beats them…hand down. I will say that Dreamweaver is about as good as it gets, but it’s also very high priced and has a VERY STEEP learning curve. There’s also nothing that you can’t do with XSitePro, so I can’t see spending that kind of money and going through the headaches buying Dreamweaver.

If you get into PPC or even if you just mainly use organic search, you’ll probably find yourself setting up a lot of sales pages. Just for this post I set up a sales page using XSitePro2. You can have a look at it by clicking this XSitePro Sales Page link. A lot of it I ‘borrowed’ from the corporate site, but I was able to generate that page in about 20 minutes or so. It’s quick, easy and you’ll be able to become productive in a matter of minutes instead of hours. There are many advanced functions that you can do, so there’s obviously things that you’ll be learning for a long time to come.

If you want the best priced, easiest to learn, most powerful WYSIWYG Website building tool…you have to try XSitePro2.