Finding a Profitable Niche - Free Detailed Tutorial

[Linda Buquet]

Note: It’s important you read every word in this article. There is NO FLUFF!
Found a VERY good, in-depth blog today - basically a tutorial for finding
profitable niches. It's written for Adsense publishers but could apply
to niche affiliate sites and niche blogs too.

Finding a Profitable Niche for Adsense Arbitrage

"Finding a profitable niche is a process, requiring mostly brain power. It’s pretty simple math after that.

I think the biggest problem people are having with making money from adsense and affiliate programs is not getting traffic, but finding a profitable niche. I’ve heard countless stories in forums from people who get tons of traffic, but are still not making money because they are earning pennies per click and/or their click through ration (ctr) is low. This is particularly a problem when doing adsense arbitrage since you are paying for your traffic!"

Detailed steps with images and directions here:
Finding a Profitable Niche for Adsense Arbitrage

What do you think? Add your thoughts or other suggestions below.

[rlitton]

thanks for the article. I was very imfomative. This has been my biggest problem. I am also unable to invest in google adds and I am trying things like bum marketing which is great, but requires the right niche to make it work.

[Linda Buquet]

Check out Squidoo and Hubpages for marketing too.
Use search here to find out more.

[Franck S]

Linda, the URL to your article above leads to a 403 page. Is it only me or it's not working anymore? Let me know.

[Larwee]

Franck S, I just tried it and the link in Linda's post worked for me. Here is the link
Internet Marketing Blog » Blog Archive » Internet Marketing Blog

[Franck S]

It still doesn't work! here is what I have:

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /marketing-blog/2007/05/internet-marketing/finding-a-profitable-niche-for-adsense-arbitrage/ on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.


I think it's a server problem. I am at an Internet Cofee. I may read it another time from somewhere else.

Thank you.