(To read the beginning, click here…) I didn’t have the technical know-how to build massive linking networks, and while my business was doing well, I didn’t have money to burn on paid link campaigns. In the meantime, I put up a few products for sale...
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(To read the beginning, click here…) I didn’t have the technical know-how to build massive linking networks, and while my business was doing well, I didn’t have money to burn on paid link campaigns. In the meantime, I put up a few products for sale in different niches, and they did ok. It was passive income, just like my Adsense sites.  I also did a few affiliate promotions, one of which is STILL my biggest affiliate earner today. The particular product converts like ganbusters, it’s incredible. As long as I could send traffic to it (which I was through my cloaked sites) it made me a LOT of money. I was *very* sick for a while, and wasn’t able to work. But, I had good income streams, it was ok. Then, late 2005, Adsense took a proverbial sh*t. Well, more like I’d been sick, not building new links (have to constantly build links to keep ahead) and my sites dropped out of the search engines. Even whitehat sites I had lost a ton of traffic. I was losing money - fast. At that... See less
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