Internet marketing and the “make money online” niche gets a bad rap because there are a lot of scams out there. It seems like every landing page that i get to, is an internet scam. You have the classic voice over intro with a long list of reasons why you should buy their ebook. The site has a ton of testimonials from “Kelli, Little Rock and Jim, Santa Clara” praising the product. It all looks fishy. Did Kelli from Little Rock really buy the product? Did Jim from Santa Clara really make $17,823.43 by using the secret strategies in the ebook? All of these pages look like late night informercial scams. Can people make affiliate landing pages that don’t look like scams? Read More to Make Money Online »

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I think successful make money online bloggers make money by selling stuff. I believe that the stuff that most of them sell are worthless. But, i have to give it to them. They’re really good at selling junk. Or they’re good at selling ads for useless junk. I think that’s what internet marketing is all about. It’s about selling worthless ebooks or MMO programs to unsuspecting noobs. I don’t want to, but i think i will try to start doing this. I won’t do this on bloggernoob dot com, but i will set up a few sites just for selling worthless programs. Read More to Make Money Online »

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Most of you already know that i blog on a lot of different sites. It took a long time to figure out which sites monetize best. I’ve set up so many blogs, it’s not even funny. I’ve set up comedy blogs, gambling blogs, and even porn blogs. In theory, i still believe that you can monetize any type of blog. Even if you blog about something random like “horse whispering” you can still draw income from it. Bare in mind that certain blogs are easier to monetize then others. Unless you’re a world authority on “horse whispering” you’ll probably find it more difficult to monetize then a movie blog. If you want to make money online, start with the blogs that are easier to monetize. Read More to Make Money Online »

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