There are hundreds, if not thousands of sales pages and e-books on the Internet claiming to have the magic formula to help people earn $100s of dollars per day. Some are legit, some are not. But, one thing 99% of these methods have in common is that they are not secrets at all!

Why do I say that? If these methods are highly successful, then chances are that they have made a lot of sales selling that particular product.

What of I told you that there’s a network that pays you to offer your readers hundreds of free quality resources? And will actually pay you a minimum of $1.50 for a qualified free subscription you refer to them? Sounds too good to be true? Maybe not! It’s RevResponse.

So, what is RevResponse? Well, RevResponse let’s you deliver targeted content and resources matching your blog’s niche and gives you a chance to put some of your money-making on auto-pilot.

As you can see, I’ve stopped running Google AdSense on my blog. I knew sometime back that I’d be forced to stop running it somewhere down the line but never thought it should be this soon. And if you’ve observed the fact, many blogs in the same niche as mine do not run AdSense at all.

Although AdSense can be highly effective in some niches, in some, like mine, it can be fairly useless and a waste of resources.

It’s been sometime, 51 days to be exact, since I’ve signed up with Clickbooth - the affiliate publisher network. Although I haven’t used it in this blog, I find it as an affiliate marketplace which offers “something for everyone”. After all, there must be something to it since they seem to be doing well with a monthly turnover of about $25 million!

Clickbooth is a CPA (Cost per Action) based affiliate marketplace. The logic is simple: You refer potential customers, you get paid for the lead.

Here’s a question - If I did a review on the hypothetical affiliate site called “site.com”, and had a link that pointed to http://www.site.com/refer.php?id=XZ89FNOWND909; asking you to signup on that site, what are the chances of you actually clicking it?

My findings have shown me that people are often hesitant to click on affiliate links as such due to two reasons.

1. It looks really weird with the id numbers and so on.
2. People actually figure out it’s an affiliate link and directly go to the site because they just don’t want others earning a buck online.

Affiliate marketing is a million dollar industry and most of the time, affiliates tend to lose a lot of money because of their users not going through their affiliate link.