As a blogger or Internet entrepreneur, you need traffic. If you are unfamiliar with the term, it simply means people going to your website or blog. Just like all of the people you encounter in their vehicles when you are driving to work constitute real world vehicular traffic, everyone surfing the web at any given time is a part of Internet traffic.
There are two ways to get traffic to your site.
1) You pay for traffic.
2) You get traffic for free.
You now have all the information that you need to start your own blog flipping business straight away. As you have seen in this report, there is no need to spend a great deal of money in order to get this business launched, nor is it a business that requires any high-level of technical skills or abilities either.
You have seen how easy it is to take an initial market idea and „finesse‟ it down to a niche level where the real profits are to be made. You have learned how to build a targeted keyword list and what to do with the keywords that you uncover during that research process.
The answer to this question is very simple.
You have to do whatever you can to enhance the value to a potential buyer to encourage them to get their credit card out of the wallet.
I have already mentioned a few ways that you can do this.
For example, if you can offer free hosting through your reseller account for a period of several months, you make the proposition far more attractive because the buyer has to do far less work to enjoy exactly the same income.
You can show them that there is additional income coming in from eBay and Clickbank so that they are not entirely reliant on one source of revenue. This would be relatively easy to sell as a benefit that most other blog flippers will probably not be able to offer.
There are many different ways to monetize a blog but for our purposes, we are going to focus on only three money making systems. In this way, it is easier to pass a blog on „as-is‟ when it is sold. The new owner can literally take over and start earning on the day their purchase is completed.
The first source of income that you should add to your blog is Google AdSense, so if you do not have an AdSense account, you need to apply for one now (after you have added content to your blog, as Google need to review your site to agree your application).
Once your Google account is open, it is simply a question of logging in before working your way through the ad creation process to generate the advertising block to add to your blog.
The next step is to begin populating your blog with appropriate content materials. You do this by creating articles of a least 250-300 words which are constructed around the keyword terms that you discovered earlier.
In order to provide quality and value, as well as enhancing the visitor user-experience as much as possible, you should create unique content articles to post on your blog.
Using unique content materials is important because when you sell your blog, you will obviously sell the contents as well. It is possible that many potential buyers will be put off if you have used content that is downloaded from other sites or created articles based on Private Label Rights materials.
Wordpress is an incredibly popular blogging platform which you can install on your web hosting account quickly and easily. It is an extremely flexible site building resource with which you can create a highly effective, content packed blog in a very short period of time.
Let‟s start by considering the quickest and easiest way of installing Wordpress which is to do so directly through your hosting account.
