Offline Money

Finding a niche to market can be a big deal, or a lot of fun. Depends on how you do it.

The old way: Open your keyword research tool, and find some keywords. Hop on over to Google and check out the competition. Check for affiliate programs and or products. See if you can find a domain name that works. WOW, no wonder it is such a chore. I get tired just thinking about it!

OK, the new way: Open up Micro Niche Finder and hit “The Easy Button”. Just kidding, there is no “Easy Button”. But there should be. Because it makes it FAST and EASY. It does all of the work for you.

Are you thinking “I don’t want to offer Offline Businesses all the tools of the IM Gurus, but I love email marketing because it is a set it and forget it process!”

Well, email marketing is a tool that ALL online marketers are aware of, and use as a major marketing tool! The idea of using such a cost effective marketing tool in today’s competitive market is amazingly shocking!

Let us think about it.

• Local Business has a professional website
• Local business has traffic to the website
• Local business markets the website in-house

So far this prospect seems to be a contact for a rainy day…. but

Have you ever been out and about, chatting to someone, maybe a shop owner while they serve you and the question comes up “What do you do?”.

Well I am a search engine specialist

Then the questions come asking how they can get more traffic to their website, or maybe they don’t even have a website (yes, still today so many local business owners have not created a website)!

The only thing you need is a blueprint showing you how to take a lead…. in fact, how to generate that lead to begin with, then create clients from your leads. These clients that are willing to pay each month to have a stream of traffic coming to their site!

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Some things never change, it’s true. Just like the leader in search engines always remains strong, Google! Yes, sitting pretty at #1 yet again is Google search according to comscore.

Google Sites led the U.S. core search market in December with 65.7 percent of the searches conducted, followed by Yahoo! Sites (17.3 percent), and Microsoft Sites (10.7 percent). Ask Network captured 3.7 percent of the search market, followed by AOL LLC with 2.6 percent.

In the December analysis of the top properties where search activity is observed, Google Sites led the search market with more than 14.0 billion search queries, followed by Yahoo! Sites with 2.6 billion queries and Microsoft Sites with 1.6 billion searches. Bing experienced large growth during the month with a 6-percent increase in query volume to nearly 1.4 billion searches. eBay and Amazon Sites experienced gains in December as retail search activity picked up during the holiday season.