If you can pull in traffic with intend either through organic search or paid search then i say go for it.
Quote:
1. Do you like the financial sector?
2. Are you willing to find out as much information about the products as you can?
3. Do you want to make this into a long term selling?
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I'll create my own version of the above in quotes
1. Finance is dull - ordinary consumers don't get excited about finance, they want a good product that serves their need and if you can present them just that, then you have something of value.
So if you don't like the subject of finance, don't worry you're not alone and take comfort you're like the majority of the rest of us who likes finance to the degree of getting that commish
2. Are you willing to find out as much information about the products as you can?
Look at the merchant's site, you can use their selling points on your site to pre-sell the products to your visitors and use negative points of other merchants to highlight your offer.
3. Do you want to make this into a long term selling?
No? - Fair enough and not a problem, drive the traffic with intend and make some money and move on to the next project.
Yes? - Good for you, keep growing your PPC campaigns and organic search results to create more revenues.
So if you know you're strong points and weak points, are you savy enough with
SEO or with PPC and do you feel comfortable doing PPC then on both counts give it a shot and see how it develops.
Research how to build pages that convert, research how to
write good copy that
convert on your
landing pages and your PPC ads.
When you do your research on that you're well on your way to generate money online.
So if you are not familiar with
SEO then do your your
research on that subject to know how to get your site in the organic search results.
If you're not familiar with PPC (Adwords), but you do have a available budget then
research that and learn more about what effect the
quality score has on your campaigns.
Good luck!