Profitable Turnkey Website Ideas Resale Rights Ebook

Table of Contents

Introduction 3
Chapter 1: What Is A Turnkey Online Business? …….. 4
Chapter 2: Google Adsense Sites – How They Work .. 5
Chapter 3: Clickbank Products – How They Work …… 5
Chapter 4: Affiliate Sites – How They Work …. 6
Chapter 5: Article Marketing – How It Works .. 7
Chapter 6: Social Media Marketing – How It Works … 8
Chapter 7: Autoblogging – How It Works …….. 9
Chapter 8: Making Money On YouTube – How It Works …. 10
Chapter 9: Drop Shipping – How It Works ….. 11
Chapter 10: Multi-Level Marketing – How It Works 12
Chapter 11: Email Marketing – How It Works ………. 13
Chapter 12: Do You Need A Website To Make Money Online? …. 14
Chapter 13: Can You Make A Living From A WordPress Blog? … 14
Chapter 14: Can You Make A Living Completely Passively Online? ……. 15
Chapter 15: Product Research – How To Go About It & Where To Look . 16
Chapter 16: Keyword Research Around Your Product …….. 17
Chapter 17: Buying A Domain Name .. 18
Chapter 18: Building A Site / Blog …… 19
Chapter 19: Marketing Your Website .. 20
Chapter 20: The Top 10 Online Turnkey Money Making Systems 21
Chapter 21: The Benefits To Health, Wealth And Lifestyle On Running A Turnkey Online Business – On Autopilot . 22

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Chapter 2: Google Adsense Sites – How They Work

Google AdSense was the very first major contextual advertising program. Most of Google’s earnings originate from its share of the contextual ads served on the incredible number of web-pages that run the AdSense program. Site owners can subscribe to AdSense to make it possible for text, image as well as video ads to be shown on their websites.

Revenue is generated on either a per click or a per impression basis. Per click is where the advertiser pays the Search Engine (SE) along with other Internet publishers for just one click of its’ advertisement that brings one visitor to its’ web site. And an on line advertisement impression is just a single appearance of an advertisement on a web site.

AdSense has turned into a popular approach to placing advertising online since the adverts aren’t as intrusive as banners and the content of the adverts is usually highly relevant to the web site. The primary reason Webmasters have for using AdSense would be to help their website’s content generate revenue because they usually don’t have the ability to develop advertising sales programs or employ sales agents.

AdSense works by providing webmasters with a Java-Script code which, once entered in to web-pages, displays relevant adverts from Google’s inventory of advertisers. Since the ads tend to be more focussed, they will often be clicked, and this generates profit for the person who owns the web site, as well as the server of the ad itself.

For contextual adverts, Google’s servers make use of a cache (i.e. a sizeable storage of relevant data) of the page to find out some high-value key words. If key words have already been cached, adverts can be found for all those key words predicated on the AdWords bidding system.

For site-targeted adverts, the advertiser selects the webpage(s) to exhibit the adverts on, and then pays predicated on a Cost Per Mile, or CPM (the publisher only needs to load the advertising on his web site and show it to his visitors to be able to receive the commission), or the cost the advertisers decide to cover for each thousand adverts shown.

AdSense has received a fair amount of criticism in the past. The primary section of complaint involves its vulnerability to click fraud. Google claims that, to prevent invalid clicks, they remove publishers from their partner network on a daily basis.

AdSense publishers can select from a number of click-tracking programs available that display step by step details about the visitors who click the AdSense adverts. Publishers may use this to find out whether they’ve been a victim of click fraud.

Google will withhold payment until a merchant account reaches US $100.00. However, Google can pay all earned revenue of more than US $10.00 when an AdSense account is closed.

Chapter 3: Clickbank Products – How They Work

Clickbank is the world’s largest internet provider of digital products. Every day, many products are put into Clickbank’s marketplace for Online marketers to judge whether they would like to promote that product or not.

Those who are newcomer’s to affiliate marketing visit Clickbank, examine all of the products and then put up campaigns and internet sites to advertise them. Expectations are usually huge and all of the hype that the ‘pitch pages’ of these products create often leads Online Marketers down a path of self destruction. Only a small number of individuals promoting products on Clickbank ever make the ‘big bucks’. Those who do not belong to the ‘in-crowd’ have no idea what they’ve done wrong and normally, after expending much effort, they quit.

To help those just getting started, there are some things that will help in determining whether an item on Clickbank may be worth promoting and whether it has the potential to create money. The points covered in this chapter can help you evaluate a great quality pitch page versus one which will not convert.

Does the headline stick out? Does it capture your attention? Does it produce a desire for you yourself to wish to read more? If it does not, it is time to search for yet another product to advertise. In the event that you are not thinking about reading the entire pitch page, neither are your visitors going to be.

Again, put your self in your customer’s shoes. Take into account the benefits and options that come with what the merchandise is promoting. Does it complement your key words well for relevance and does it produce a desire for more information? Try to understand exactly how it benefits your customer.

Products that are distinctive will sell a lot better than other things. What’s unique relating to this product that other products aren’t offering? How could you capitalize with this to achieve a distinct market share that other people will lose out on?

Are testimonials featured? They are vital in showing the credibility of the merchandise for sale. Featuring a few of these is good but too many can be overwhelming and they may not be read.

Clickbank requires all products sold to have a fifty six day refund policy. So, if the guarantee is for longer than fifty six days, it should catch your attention.

It’s amazing just how many pitch pages there are which do not implement a proactive approach. It is hard to create a sale if you do not instruct a person on how to proceed to help make the purchase. Telephone numbers, email addresses, text links to other web pages and opt-in boxes for newsletters, free offers and trials are classed as ‘exits’ from the pitch page that benefit the vendor as opposed to the internet marketer. Always search through all ‘exits’, therefore, to ensure that they benefit both the product owner and the affiliate.

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