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Alright, so I am doing a lot of work with the financial sector, and let’s face it, a cheap keyword over there is expensive everywhere else. But I’m talking about finding keywords like “debt consolidation” on Google and they were asking for something like $39/click. Are you fucking crazy?! A click that costs around the same amount that the entire CPA pays out at? At first I got to thinking, well maybe its worth it if it converts at 1:1, but what are the chances of that right? Well, being the gambler I am I tried it out. A few hundred bucks later, total elapsed time was maybe 2 hours max, and I burned through the daily budget and saw ONE conversion. So it wasn’t worth it at all for me. Maybe it can work for some guys, but if it ain’t workin for me, I’m dumping that silly bastard and moving.

Then I got to thinking, and here is where I always get myself into trouble or off topic… I thought, well, imagine I had a domain for that keyword, debt consolidation, and imagine too if I actually got off my ass and hired a content writer to bang out a few articles on it for me. Then imagine if I would actually plug in those articles, maybe syndicate them on those article sites all of the ebook fuckers swear by, and get a few hundred clicks off it. So to make a long story short, I took a short break from my keyword research that day, found some long keyword domain for the theme/topic, hired a content writer for some quick cash, and actually hired someone else to do the work for me (guys cmon, I’m fucking lazy, and sometimes if you have the cash, its better to throw money at a problem than work it out yourselves). By the end of that day, I had a blog made, with some unique content (although it sounded like the same bullshit you’d find anywhere else), a bunch of ads from one of my PPC feed engines (I’ll get into this in a later post, but if you own XML PPC feeds, you can snip them up and customize them to look like content or adsense styles - very effective although they don’t pay as much as Adsense). So now what was left to do? I didn’t want to wait around for those article sites to send me free traffic, and since I have little patience for anything I decided, FUCK IT, I’ll buy some traffic from a 2nd tier engine for cheap and just arb it over.

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That’s right boys and girls, let’s start this blog post off with a title that really grabs your attention so that maybe by some chance you’ll actually listen to what I have to say.

So over the last few months I’ve been doing A LOT of Pay Per Click Marketing via Google, MSN, Yahoo and a whole range of other engines you probably never even knew existed. But during my search for good cheap keywords that would deliver me traffic and conversions for my campaigns, I would constantly come across keywords with outrageous pricing.

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Affiliate Marketing Many hard times is comming

i hope every 1 enjoying with this post

Well I’ve been noticing this a lot lately. Now that the holidays are nearly amongst us, a few niches have tanked recently. Over the last two weeks Acai has been dropping steadily. Sure there are those who are still hitting combined caps, but caps at 2k leads a day for each offer are pretty easy to hit when you have hundreds of affiliates all hitting the same type of traffic sources, using the same damn landing page for the same damn offer. The big and lucky few have even reported large drops in revenue and profit and many have decided to get out altogether or wait until the holidays are over (diet typically sucks during the holiday because people like to gorge themselves with food). After New Years (good ‘ol New Years resolutions to lose weight) it should pick up, but I’m still wary about it all.

Reasons to be wary are because our typical traffic watering holes are drying up. Recently Facebook decided to nuke all ads pertaining to diet and Google is bitch slapping the shit out of those blog landing pages for Acai too. You can try to cloak but so far everyone doing so claims to be getting hit, and hard too, faster and faster so they are just giving up and looking for greener pastures elsewhere. But where do you go? Those are two of the three best places for diet traffic. Myspace is still the only one left, but bids have been on a steady increase since other niches like Grants have taken in bidders that are half retarded by bidding pretty damn high (some say high enough so that margins are reduced to 10% and less!).

Then there is the financial niche where bids across the board have absolutely skyrocketed over the last two weeks, and are at all time highs. Keywords that were costing me $2 are now going for $9 per click. Those aren’t even the major keywords, but niche ones too!

So with all of these niches swelling up with higher prices to play, or drying up due to lack of traffic sources I feel we’re heading into our own industry bear market. One without that “next big thing” that usually occurs after one or two niches blow up and make everyone loads of cash.

This Jan will mark my 15th year in online marketing, and as I look back I’ve been able to survive many affiliate marketing bear and bull markets, but also one US recession (back in 99-02). To do so takes a little bit of luck, some good timing and a lot of savings and planning for the next move. For me, I plan to beat the recession and affiliate marketing slump we’re heading into by becoming an advertiser and giving up the daily grind of being an affiliate. I know, I’ve said I wanted to quit and all that junk many times, but I’m not quitting, I’m just going to the other side of things. I’m still going to do the daily grind, but for my own offers as being an advertiser/merchant during tough times is far safer and easier than being an affiliate. Although both have their perks, pros and cons, I hope I’m just reading the market both online and offline correctly and we’ll see if its the right decision or not. I’ve made enough these last two months to sock away and keep myself afloat if rough times come down the road, but I don’t like to just sit around and wait. So by launching our own sites, my partner and I hope to really leverage the workload (we’re both super affs, him more than me these days) of two affiliates banding together to launch offers we know have proven success records and add a spin of hope to them by creating one offer no one has ever done before.

For you affiliates reading this, my best advice to you on how to survive an upcoming slump is to poke around at only a few new niches but mostly dig in to niches that have been working over and over again. Your affiliate managers can tell you right away which offers do well no matter what season or holiday it is. Take your cash and use it in those. Don’t invest as aggressively until you’re making enough cash from it to know you won’t lose your shirt. Basically what you want to do is ALWAYS keep reserves on hand just in case one offer tanks, this is NOT the time you want to be losing money in. Many of you may not think we’re heading towards rough times, but I’ve seen this happen so many times I’m pretty damn sure of it happening again now. So stop waiting around for that next big thing, poke around at a few new niches, read the forums and see if you can find new traffic sources that are cheap enough to get into early on, and just promote offers that typically do well no matter what.

Good Luck every one

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Affiliate Marketing is an Internet-based marketing practice in which a business rewards one or more affiliates for each visitor or customer brought about by the affiliate's marketing efforts. It is an application of crowdsourcing. The Affiliate Marketing industry has four core players at its heart: the Merchant, the Network, the Publisher and the Consumer. The market has grown sufficiently in complexity to warrant a secondary tier of players, including Affiliate Management Agencies, Super-Affiliates and Specialized Third Parties vendors. Affiliate marketing overlaps with other Internet marketing methods to some degree, because affiliates often use regular advertising methods. Those methods include organic search engine optimization, paid search engine marketing, e-mail marketing, and in some sense display advertising. On the other hand, affiliates sometimes use less orthodox techniques, such as publishing reviews of products or services offered by a partner. Affiliate marketing—using one website to drive traffic to another—is a form of online marketing, which is frequently overlooked by advertisers.[citation needed] While search engines, e-mail, and website syndication capture much of the attention of online retailers, affiliate marketing carries a much lower profile. Still, affiliates continue to play a significant role in e-retailers' marketing strategies

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