It’s time for me to simplify my inventory.

Being a serial entrepreneur, I am often guilty of starting great ideas and not seeing them through. I’m working very hard to overcome that, though, and the first step is simplifying my choices. My ventures into niche marketing have proved successful over the years. I have websites to this day that bring in an AdSense check each and every month. Much of the work I’ve started, though, isn’t living up to its potential.

And so, inspired by a desire to simplify and a reminder that most of these domains will be up for renewal next month, I’m putting them up for sale.

For the next 48 hours (until May 19 at 9 AM EST), the website inventory and domains listed below are for sale. If I’m unable to sell them, I’ll be letting them expire.

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Notes: Domains with content are all at least 2 years old and most nearly 3. Where applicable, I’ve included AdSense earnings.

PestControlArticles.com
$15.06 so far this year.
$55.98 last year.

PestControlSpot.com
$6.39 so far this far.
$12.09 last year.
Site currently down – Site provided as a zip file.

MyGlucoseMeters.com
$40+ last year, CJ affiliate program has expired.

EzcemaSpot.com
$3.72 so far this year.
$3.92 last year.

LasikSurgerySpot.com
$0.60 last year.

VOIPCove.com
$1.55 last year.

BustDiabetes.com
$1.44 last year.

TheHealthVine.com
$200+ last year via subdomain websites.

Domains:

BustDebt.com
OrganicFoodSpot.com
RawFoodCove.com
iPodProfits.com
CosmeticSurgerySpot.com
YouthFinances.com
CelluliteCorner.com
PestExtra.com
EmpireManager.com

Price:

$300 for everything.

Send payment via PayPal to sirjonathan@gmail.com. I’ll then unlock all the domains and send authorization codes along with zip files containing the content for each domain. The websites and domains are all offered as is.

If you have questions, please feel free to comment or email me at the above address.

I’m willing to consider individual offers on domains, but would prefer to deal with one buyer.

Thank you for considering this offer. I encourage you to take them up only as you’re certain that you’d be developing them or would be able to resell them. Don’t make the mistake I made :).

Have a great rest of the day,

Jonathan Wold

What I’m sharing now is an answer to my prayer to God that day for His help. May it bless and inspire you as it has me.

The 3Cs of a Successful Website

1. Context
2. Credibility
3. Call-to-Action

Let’s dive right in.

Context

When a visitor lands on your website, you only have a few seconds to get their attention before they’re gone. You need to give them an immediate context that says, “I have exactly what you’re looking for.”

Here are a few ways you can do that:

• Business/Project Name – Oftentimes, your business or project name will convey a basic sense of what it is you do. If this is the case, make sure you’ve made the most of it and you introduce your website with the right name.
• 3-Second Speech – You need to be able to convey what it is you do in three seconds or less. Work on it until you’ve got it down. Once you have it down, use the text in a prominent place on your website to give context.

Credibility

After you’ve established context, you need to give your visitors a clear and obvious reason to believe that you’re a credible authority and that you can help them.

Here are a few tips for establishing credibility:

• Testimonials – Share what others have said about you.
• Photos – Share a personal photo, a photo of your office location, photos of your products. Avoid using stock photography.
• Endorsements – “As Featured On”, “As Seen On”, “Recommended By”- Seek after and feature relevant (think back to “context”) endorsements
• Videos – Show the product in use, give a quick tour of your office, share a brief message from the president. Keep it simple and well done.

You’ll recognize a consistent theme here: let others establish your credibility.

Call To Action

This is where many websites fail. As you’ve established context and credibility, you must follow through with a clear call to action. To make it clear, your “call” needs to answer three basic questions:

1. What do you want me to do? – Tell your visitors, very clearly, what it is you want from them.
2. How do you want me to do it? – Don’t assume they know what the next step is, guide them clearly and let them know exactly what they need to do next.
3. What’s in it for me? – Why should they care? What do they get for doing what you’ve asked them to? This is the “benefit”. Don’t talk about the features of your great product or service, outline clearly the benefit they will receive.

Now, let’s pull it all together with an example.

I’ll pick on our own business, Sabramedia.

At the moment, it falls under the “bad example” category. Take a look: Sabramedia.com

The website, while beautiful, doesn’t offer a clear sense of what exactly it is that we do. Unless you’re a personal referral, you’re left wandering the site and uncertain about what to do next.

Here’s a good example of a “3 Second Speech” that explains clearly what it is that we do:

“At Sabramedia, we create and invest in ecommerce businesses.”

Here’s how we’ll be answering the 3 C’s for ourselves. Use it as inspiration for your own business.

1. Context – We’re marketing to business owners and entrepreneurs who are already in or are ready to break into the world of ecommerce. When they visit the website, we want to give them an immediate context that says, “Hey, we speak your language. We understand business, we’ve been there, we’ve had success, we want to help you and share in your success.”
2. Credibility – The majority of our business comes through personal referral. We’ll feature client testimonials and case studies that continue that work of referral.
3. Call To Action – Our call will start out as an invitation to a special report offering a step-by-step behind the scenes look at the launch of one of our ecommerce businesses. To get the report, we’ll ask for their name and email and, in exchange, they’ll be receiving a detailed look at some of our best work. We’ll use that report to generate leads for future ecommerce businesse ventures.

There’s some food for thought. Now, go look at your own website or business idea. Ask yourself the questions:

• “Who am I sharing my message to?” (Context)
• “How can I connect with them in less than 3 seconds?” (Context)
• “Why should they believe what I’m telling them?” (Credibility)
• “What am I asking my audience to do?” (Call to Action)

Call to Action: Let me know what you think about what I’ve shared. Did it inspire you? Can you apply this to what you’re working on now? Write a comment and let me know what you’re doing with what you learned.

We worked out a deal with our beekeeping friend and his small farm in Hawaii, put together a simple website, and launched an AdWords campaign to drive some initial traffic.

Over the next few weeks, I’ll be detailing the results of this little project. My goal is to present a simple example of taking a good idea and turning into a successful niche marketing reality.

Here are some initial project stats:

Project Inspiration: An idea mentioned over breakfast

Initial Research: Checking search estimates via Google AdWords and WordTracker.

Initial Action Steps: Registering honey related domains via GoDaddy.com – Setting up hosting – Putting together an initial design and coding it in CSS – Integrating “Buy Now” buttons from Google Checkout – Added pMetrics stats tracking – Setting up an AdWords campaign and launching it.

Money Spent: $40+ in domain registrations (2 years each – free privacy for buying 5 or more) – $1.87 initially with AdWords

Approximate Time Spent: 2 hours in brainstorming – 4 hours in design, coding, integration (spread out over several days)

Results: As of May 16, 2007, 2 days after going live, we’ve had 10 clicks through Google AdWords. This is very low considering the number of searches for “honey” per day and has much to be improved on. As time progresses, I’ll be sharing more information on AdWords and setting up a successful advertising campaign.

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The challenge with this project, and one that makes its way into most good niche marketing projects, is that my family and I know and are completely convinced as to the exceptional quality of what we’re offering. The honey is some of the best we’ve ever tasted and we’ve tried lots of different honey. Our challenge, now, is to convey that message to our potential customers. Once they try the honey, we’re convinced that they’ll be happy with their purchase. The challenge is to encourage them to try it : ).

Alrighty, and that’s that! Take a look at the site: Raw Hawaiian Honey

Call to Action: This will be the first of many public niche marketing projects and as such, your questions and comments are not only welcomed but eagerly looked forward too. For those of you with experience in niche marketing, I welcome your suggestions and reviews. For those of you new to niche marketing, I welcome any and all questions you may have.. nothing is too simple : ).

Questions for my readers: Visit the site with the mindset of a first time visitor. Imagine that you have an interest in honey and, even if you don’t, imagine that something about the site caught your interest, you clicked, and now it has a few split seconds to try and win your attention.

1. What initial impression are you left with after first taking a look at the site?
2. Does what you first see encourage you to read more or would you just leave? Are you encouraged to read the content, skim it, or just leave?
3. After reading or skimming through the content, do you have a desire to try the product for yourself? If so and if anything, what stands in the way of making the purchase? If not, what could be different to have changed your mind?

While this feedback will be very valuable for the project itself, much more so I’d like you guys to be able to get an idea of the things that need to be taken into consideration as you make your way towards a successful niche project.

This little project has a lot of work to do and I’m looking forward to sharing the progress as we go along : ).

Next: After getting more feedback (though you can do it “alone”, peer review is a very important part of a successful niche project) I’ll make updates to the site. We have several new sections of content to add as well as a few new forms of advertising to bring in, all of which I’ll be documenting over the next few days and weeks.

Until the next update,

-Jonathan

This is my first public offering in the world of niche marketing. The idea behind Content Heroes is to furnish niche marketers with high quality content.. content that you’ll be proud to have on your site, content that your visitors will understand and actually learn from and content that will last.

My goal is also to make it something that’s affordable for the niche marketer, web designer, and anyone who has a desire for quality! Content writers can easily be anywhere from $10-20 an article for a small 400-500 word article and, unfortunately, even at those prices you don’t always get the highest quality.

I’ve been blessed and priviliged to work with a team of excellent content writers on this project who understand the importance of high quality and who are proud of their work. As ContentHeroes grows I’m looking forward to working with even more : ).

With the launch of ContentHeroes, we have a single product offering, and that’s something called the “MiniPack”. For just $5 you get 5 high quality, completely original, proof-read and double checked, 400-500 word articles in a given niche topic. We started off with 5 topics and we’ll be adding more and more as time goes on.

Check it out and above all, let me know what you think! I appreciate all the feedback you guys give : ).

Thank you all and I look forward to hearing from you!

-Jonathan

Hey guys! I’m looking for writers!

I’ve got a number of blogs/content sites/etc, that are all starting to pick up traffic (or haven’t even been built yet!) and in all cases, I no longer have the time to do the writing. I’m looking for smart, talented, individuals, willing to work with me and provide or manage content for the websites I’ve built (and am building!) in a bunch of different niches.

If you’ve had experience in writing or even NO experience but a willingness to put your very best into a project, I’d love to work with you! My projects range from small single site blogs to multiple site networks.

As for compensation, I’m open to working a number of things out! I’m willing to pay for content on a ‘per article’ ‘per post’, basis, etc.. or share a percentage of the site revenues, or a number of other things! I love to make deals.

Interested? Send me off an email to sirjonathan(at)gmail(dot)com! If you’ve got any samples of your writing, send them on over. Give me as much information as you can, keep it to the point and let me know that you’re serious. If you’ve got a particular topic you know a lot about or would just like to write about, let me know! I may already have a site in that niche or may just build one!

Be warned that not all the topics I have are ‘fun’ to write about. It’ll be a challenge!

And that’s just about that. Serious inquiries only. Send your emails on over and I look forward to hearing from each of you!

-Jonathan Wold

1. Press Releases – There’s nothing like getting attention from the media ;). Press releases are one way of baiting the hook. They can generate traffic on their own, bringing in the little fish, and every now and then, they’ll hook a big fish, a news reporter will contact you, a big site will send you some one-way link love, and you can sit back and watch the traffic roll in. As with anything that powerful, there are challenges. Not all press releases are equal, some are free, some aren’t. There’s also a good bit to know about writing an effective ‘news worthy’ press release. More on press releases later on ;). Meanwhile, some great press release sites, courtesy of Naked Business: (Awesome blog on press releases!)www.openPR.com
   www.lxer.com
   www.prleap.com

   www.i-newswire.com

2. Email Signatures – This one’s been around since email began! ; ) How many emails do you send out a day without having a web address of yours tagged below it? Email traffic is highly targetted. If someone is reading an email from you and corresponding with you, odds are they’re going to be interested in learning more about what you have to offer. Want to take it up a notch? Encourage others to put links to your website in their signature. That’s right :). Remember hotmail? That’s one of the ways they hit it big. They tagged ‘their’ signature to the bottom of all their customer’s emails and hotmail grew like wildfire! As a niche marketer, remember that people do things when they feel that something’s in it for them. Create something viral, something personable, and encourage people (make it VERY easy!) to add a link to their email signature!
3. Directory Listings – Ahh, directories. People love ‘em and hate ‘em at the same time. One of the most prominent (and also one of the hardest to get into!) directories out there is good old DMOZ. Add links to your website on in, wait 6 months, and you may get included! ;) – In addition to DMOZ, there are entire directories of directories out there. On caution to keep in mind is that adding your link to just any old directory could actually hurt you. Look for directories of high quality and be hesitant to add to a directory that ‘makes you pay’ unless it’s got a name like Yahoo attached to it ;).Have a blog? Adding your blog and its feed to a blog directory can be a REALLY hot way to get traffic. My good friend Bo Bang has a list of blog directories on over at his site. Check it out!
4. Image Awards – Awards? What’s this? I decided this was unique enough to get a category all to it’s own ;). Want a powerful strategy for getting one way links? Well here’s one! Pick a niche, whatever niche you’re in, and create an ‘award’ for ‘site of the week’, ‘site of the month’, ‘most creative’, whatever you come up with. Build a site around it and start handing out awards to the places you’d like to get links from! Send them off an email letting them know that they’ve won an award and encourage them to share the award by posting up a graphic and a link back to your site, verifying that they are indeed the winner. Give them the HTML, make it really easy and make it look really good. Be professional about it. Be friendly and helpful. This is hot ; ).
5. Offline Advertising – Without spending a lot of time breaking this one down, let me just say that this is something that most niche marketers seriously overlook. They get so caught up the internet this, and the internet that, they wind up forgetting that there was a time when there was no internet and marketing was still a big thing ;). Running classifieds in the right newspapers or magazines can be a powerful way to get targetted, buying traffic to a niche site of yours. Spend some time thinking about it, perhaps we’ll go over it more in the future ;).
6. Publicity – We talked a bit about this already in ‘press releases’. The idea is to get people talking about you. Remember our good friend Alex at milliondollarhomepage.com? He harnessed the power of publicity ;). How do you get publicity? Well, you can do something new, something wild and creative or you could ‘ride the wave’. Figure out what’s hot right now. What’s everyone talking about? What are people looking for a ‘scoop’ on? News reporters are a great example of this. They decide something’s ‘hot’ and they start looking all over for their exclusive. Give it to them! Look over the news stories, see what’s big. Figure out a way to ride that wave and then start contacting the media. This can be really really big : ).
7. Content Distribution – Give stuff away! Whether paid or free, content distribution as a traffic strategy is all about getting your stuff out there to as many people as possible, encouraging them all to pass it around, and making sure that the stuff being passed around has your links on it. How about some examples?
   • Screensavers/Wallpaper – People are always looking for ways to ‘soup up’ their computer. Give them cool stuff to customize their desktops and print your links on it! Make it small, they’ll notice. Tag something as simple as your web address or a small message “Want more? Go to: “.
   • Games – Whether online games or downloadable, people always love to play. Distribute games and make sure you have links back to your website embedded within. Be creative with it! ;).. Maybe even make it a part of the game. This is a great place to use the old “Want more?” tag line. How about sharing secret codes on your site? The possibilities are endless. Simple and fun work wonders. How about some new spins on the classics? A new pong, or a pacman, set to a current hot trend in the news. Go for it!
   • Music/Sounds – This can be a tad trickier since it’s a bit hard to show a web address within a song ; ). How about distributing some funny viral stuff with a tiny audio tag at the beginning announcing your site. An announcer reading really fast “Get more at “.
   • Software/Scripts – WordPress is an awesome example of content distribution in action. Every copy of wordpress that goes out comes with built in links back to wordpress and to the personal sites of the developers. That’s hot ; ). Hundreds of thousands of links pouring in automatically. Offer free software with your links embedded or, better yet, offer a script your visitors can use on their website with a built in link back to your site.
   • Physical Products – Tshirts, mousepads, pens, blenders, playing cards, boxes, you name it! Put your links on everyday items and start passing them out. Picking items that people use all the time is an easy way of making sure that they actually get used and your link noticed ; ). It helps to make things attractive, give people a reason to want to use your items.

And that, my friends, is a wrap! There you’ve got 7 more powerful traffic strategies to keep you busy for awhile. Get rolling on it! Get more? Feel free to add them on in and share with the world! Be sure to include a link back to your site if you’ve got something good to share ; ).

Off to another hard day’s work! You guys are awesome! Talk to ya soon! : )

-Jonathan Wold

So, with that, we’ve got some incredible stuff to go over! The following ‘traffic strategies’ are a culmination of my personal experiences and the experiences of the amazing people I’ve worked with over the past few years. I’ve got 14 main strategies to share with you guys as well as a few sub-strategies here and there and explanations. Ready? Let’s get to it!

14 Traffic Strategies

1. One-Way Links – These are the heart and soul of traffic. The more quality one-way links, the better. Best of all are one-way links from sites that are ‘relevant’ to what you have to offer. If you have a website about dogs, getting links from a popular dog magazine’s website is going to be a big deal. Getting a one-way link from a siamese cat website is good, just not as good ; ). Here are some quick strategies for getting one-ways:

• Ask for them – The magic words! There’s nothing like sending someone a nice little email and watching the one-way links pop up. Yes, there is a lot more than just ‘asking’ yet sometimes that’s really all it takes. Remember, nothing happens if you don’t take action. The worse they can say is no and you can always ask why, ask what might change their mind, if anything. Learn from it and ask again : ).

• Write Hot Content – Write the stuff that people will want to link too. Articles are a good start, tutorials are even better. How about a few really good blog posts? (Be sure to write good comments on others and get some new readers!). Controversy works, just make sure that you think it through.. the internet has a very long memory ; ).
• Post Offsite Content – This includes blogs, forums, guest books, you name it. Look for places where you can contribute and.. contribute! On forums, be sure to have a signature with a one-way link back to your own website. On blog posts, add your URL under your name. Look for places to contribute and add something your mother would be proud of.
• Buy Them – Yes, when all else fails you can always buy links. Though generally frowned upon by search engine purists, link buying is a strategy that can work well. Invest in quality links, focusing on building relationships with people you buy from within your various niches.

2. PPC (Paid Traffic) – While buying links may be frowned upon by search engines, buying traffic from them definitey isn’t ; ). One of the fastest ways to get traffic to a brand new site is to buy it! AdWords is the big player in the PPC game right now as well as Yahoo’s Overture.com. Look forward to more on PPC in the future ; ).

3. Link Exchanges – For a good while, link exchanges were the way to score big on the search engines. These days, they still work but not quite like they used too. Focus on link exchanges within your niche when you do go for them. Also, consider giving ABC linking a shot ; ). Get together with 2 friends, link to friend one from your site, have friend one link to friend two, and friend two link back to you. One-way links through a link exchange and you’ve got 3 winners! That’s tough to beat ; ).

4. Content ‘By Lines’ – This is really just an advanced ‘one way’ link strategy, but it was big enough to warrant its own category. Tagging an author’s blurb at the end of your content can be a powerful way to drive highly targetted traffic to your niche websites. Here are a few tagging strategies:

• Write and Submit Articles – Write articles (or have them written) and submit them to article directories. Head over to places like goarticles and ezinearticles.com or just start searching. The cool thing about this is that other webmasters will often pick your articles up and ‘republish’ them, along with your author blurb.

• Write and ‘Submit’ Tutorials – This is a bit trickier than articles and, at the same time, often much more rewarding. Find a good subject and write a tutorial (or, again, have one written) and look for relevant places to submit them. If it’s a photoshop tutorial, you’re in luck (and competition!), head over to some of the big photoshop tutorial sites and just start submitting. Not a big market for your tutorial? That’s ok! Look for relevant websites and offer to share your tutorial with them.
• Write and Submit News Stories or “Hot Scoops” – One of the ultimate examples of this is to get ‘slashdotted’ ;). Submit news stories and offer your name and a link to your site for credit.

5. Friend Sending – This is what we call viral marketing or what my good friend Paulie Sabol would call, ‘fractal’ marketing. It’s the concept of creating something that people absolutely want to send off to the people they know. One way or another, they have an incentive to send, whether it’s sentamental value, a financial reward, or the knowledge that they’ve just scared the heck out of their buddy, people send things on for a reason. Here are a few ways you can encourage ‘friend sending’:

• Scare-A-Friend – There’s nothing like watching an apparently innocent little move clip, suddenly leaping a few feet back out of your chair as you get the noodles scared outta you, and then immediately sending the clip on to your friends. Create a site with something scary and have easy ways to send it on, perhaps even ways to personalize the scare!

• Quiz Show-Off – People love taking quizzes and when the results are good (or even bad!) they love showing them off! Share quizzes through your website and once they’ve got their results, include ways for them to post and share their results with others, including a link for their friends to take the same quiz! This stuff spreads fast.. really fast :). Make the quiz good!
• Tell-A-Friend – Ever seen those little scripts? Believe it or not, people actually use them ; ). Put tell-a-friend scripts up on your websites and encourage people to use them! It helps to have something that people want to tell others about ; ).

6. Contest Traffic – Similiar to friend sending, contest traffic is traffic stemming from an often much more incentivized individual. An obvious application of this is a contest focused on.. yup.. sending traffic ; ). Less obvious ways are contests that encourage people to share their results with others. Perhaps a contest that requires ‘voting’, which sends contestants off in search of as many voters as they can get. Be creative, the traffic will flow : ).

7. Organic Search Engine Traffic – Ahh, the holy grail of traffic, being ranked in the top 10 for a popular search term.. there’s not a much like it ; ). There is a LOT you can do to help improve your rankings and sometimes, it just happens. The most important thing is that in the long run (sometimes it seems like the very long run) good content wins out. Focus on providing quality and keeping it up. Keep those links coming in, keep adding in the fresh stuff. Keep your site clean and focused.. the organic goodness will follow : ). Here’s a quick tip:

• Submit Your Sitemap – Generate an XML sitemap and submit it! Google has a great little submission process which I’ve had some extraordinary success with in my brief experimentations. Check out Google Sitemaps for more!

Wow! And that’s only 7! It’s getting late and I’ve got a few more projects to work on, so the next 7 will have to wait a bit ; ). Look forward to them and I look forward to hearing from each of you!

Have any of your own strategies to share? I’m always up for making the next post more than 7 ; ). Send ‘em on over! I look forward to hearing from you!

-Jonathan Wold

So we’ve all been working hard over here in Indiana! This past Sunday, we had two guests over to our humble home, a brother and sister from Ohio, Eric and Michelle. We spent some of Saturday evening and then a bunch of time on Sunday going over niche marketing. We covered the websites themselves, ways to get traffic, and ways to make money. It was a lot of fun! Eric’s off to a strong start and I’ll be looking forward to seeing how he does over the next few weeks! Go get ‘em Eric : ).

I saved the notes of our traffic brainstorming and.. you can hold me to this.. I’m planning to share my notes and additional ideas in a big ‘ole ‘traffic’ post. I’ve got some GOOD stuff in there so I’m really looking forward to sharing it with you guys. For many of us, there are strategies that we know about, but just don’t apply them. We’ll see if we can take care of that ; ).

.. We’ve got snow! It’s kinda whimpy stuff and it’s more ‘rainy’ than anything, but it’s definitely snow and it’s been coming down fast! This is nothing like up in Lake Tahoe, but snow is snow and snow is awesome ; ).

Scott, Matt, and I decided to go ahead and brave the elements and do some shopping today. We made our way from the bank over to Wal-mart, picked up some stuff (dish towels, towel paper, soap, bathroom rug.. the essentials ; ).. and then decided that we were hungry! We took a vote and headed over to a local Chinese Buffet.

..It was good ; ).. I’ve.. had better. The important thing was that it was food and we were ALL hungry. We finished up eating and the waitress brought the bill over. I looked at it. I looked again..

“$78 dollars?!”.. I stared at it, added it up, and stared again, then just started laughing. “No way!”.. We all sat around the table for a few minutes. Matt suggested we stick around till breakfast with a price like that. Buffet’s aren’t supposed to be that expensive, no matter what time of day!

I finally made my way over to the counter and asked about the price. The boy told me that it was 28, and not 78.. you just couldn’t read the handwriting ; ). Moral of the story? Write so people can read, unless you’re wanting to get 3 hungry teenagers to think twice about their eating habits.

It was a lot of fun ; ). In other news, our 3-way niche marketing challenge is going good!.. Sorta ; ). Matt and Scott are in a STRONG lead right now.. we’ll see how things go over the next few days ; ). Look forward to some new stuff from me!

Alright guys, I’m off to bed! Have an AWESOME rest of the week! Talk with ya soon : )

-Jonathan Wold

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I put the whole site together this morning and I’m quite happy with it! The design’s going to get some extra work and I’m going to be adding in several levels of new contact over the next few weeks as I build up traffic for the site.

Building content sites can be really exciting guys :). As I launch the new jonathanwold.com in these last few weeks in 2005, I’d like to really focus on sharing some of the powerful things I’ve learned about niche marketing. It’s a lot of fun and there’s just not a whole lot that can beat waking up early in the morning, checking your earnings, and seeing that your websites have been working hard all night long.

Niche Marketing is awesome ;). New reader of mine and interested in learning more? Check out my good friend Bo’s niche marketing blog and start reading his posts. He share’s some really powerful information. Also, be SURE to join the new niche marketing community over at marketingsyndrome.com/mastermind.

And that’s it for this afternoon! More soon! ;)

-Jonathan Wold