(Quiet) Launch of myeprofits.com
Can ordinary people make a profit online? Can working from home with a web based business replace your current income and more? Is it possible to model an existing profitable web business and create a large income stream? Let’s find out…
Welcome to myeprofits.com.
Watch and learn from my mistakes as I try to identify and model profitable web businesses. Did you know that the majority of websites do not make a profit, and hardly get any traffic?
I’ll be doing a number of experiments and reporting on the results. As I find profitable business models, I’ll research them. Then I’ll try to model my business after them and together we’ll see if an ordinary person can actually make a profit.
Watch and learn from my mistakes as we tackle our first project. Here’s what we’ll do… we’ll research a niche, build a keyword list, select a domain name, and create a site from scratch. Our first test will be to start an army of blogs in various niches by building our first niche blog site. Our goal is create sites that earn $10 a day or so within 2 months.
Wait! I can hear you now… $10? Yes, $10. Why? Because $10,000 dollars sounds way too far out of reach. Most sites are lucky to make $1 per day, even after months of hard work. So, we’ll use niche marketing to build sites that earn, I hope, $10 per day.
Ok, so I’ve already done some of the hard part here and identified a profitable business model… an army of blog sites. We’re going to research and build our first site. Ready? Go…
Wait! Stop a second. This is going to be pretty quick and dirty. Due to time constraints (I need to spend most of my time finding out where the profits are, researching my potentially profitable twist on things, and building the business) I can’t possibly explain everything I’m thinking and doing, so I’m going to give you the highlights. That’s the bad news.
The good news is that niche marketing is not that complicated. It’s actually quite simple and has several major components. You just need to know what the steps are, and where the mistakes are.
It’s the details, the nuances, and the “tricks” that make it more effective (or less effective if you do it wrong). Once we find what works for us, (based on copying a business model that we know works), then we just repeat the process over and over again, and then improve on it.
I’m going to show you how to do it, but I can’t buy and use the tools for you. I can’t think for you. I can’t make you take action.
You have to take initiative and make it happen for yourself. Take action!
I’m also going to make some mistakes, we all do. Even the best marketers make mistakes, and they rarely hit it big on the first try. Don’t get discouraged by that, it’s just the way it is with any business. The late great Corey Rudl said it best… “we fail all the time. The key is to fail small.”
Stay tuned for future posts, and I’ll let you watch over my shoulder for this first niche marketing test.