Welcome to Linda's Internet Marketing Projects. This Blog will explore methods of earning money online. Each Method will be examined, tested and explained.
Follow along and learn what methods work best. Learn which ones are just hype filled, rehashed old material with a new sales letter. Each Method will go through rigorous testing and tracking, to find which ones are true winners and can help you earn money online.
I will tell you if the Money Making Method is good for Newbies or is for more advanced Marketers. I will share every step of the way so you will be able to tell if that system can make you money online or be a waste of your time and your money.
The first system I have chosen is Project Quick Cash by Alok Jain. This method looks to be good for Newbies, but you will need to get additional resources to explain Google Adwords Advertising. Alok provides a couple of links, but you will really want to do your homework when it comes to Adwords. You can make a lot of money, but you can also drain your advertising budget very quickly if you don't have targeted, relevant ads that increase your CTR (Click Thru Rates) and keep your CPC (Cost Per Click) down.
The first method in Project Quick Cash is cashing in on a hot keyword. Known as Cashing The Spike. I have been watching keywords since yesterday and haven't found any that meet the criteria. You can use Google Trends or the software package that you could purchase on a monthly basis, to keep it affordable. I purchased the software for Project Quick Cash and so far am impressed with what the software can do to save you time. Cashing in on this method requires swift action to beat all the other affiliates who may also see the potential for monetizing that keyword.
Alok said that out of the 100 keywords in Google Trends only about 10 would work for this method. So far I haven't found any keywords to cash in on.
The Second part of Cashing The Spike has to do with the buzz around a particular keyword and how to cash in with Adsense, by creating a free blog and driving word of mouth traffic. These are done more around "information" keywords for blogs and newsletters and not "revenue" keywords for PPC. Also the book talks about how to use social media sites to drive traffic.
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