You can make money as an affiliate without a website. One way I do it is to PPC (Pay Per Click) ads such as Google's Adwords and others. I provide an Ad that sends my clicks to the product owners webpage (I use Clickbank Marketplace to find profitable niches). You just have to be sure that your clicked ad keywords are affordable. In other words the cost of advertising is less than the amount of commission you make. Be very careful in doing this as you can find out you'll be paying out more in advertising than you are making. Keep your daily budget low until you see a track record of sales. You will eventually find the correct crossover point you want to use for advertising versus income.

Hope this helps,

Best regards,

Butch Weber

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Hi! Have you considered starting your own blog? See Mark's post on this.

ali

Hello Ali,

Yes, I have. You can see my blogs at:

My personal Domain Blog

and

Site Cheats (not what you think!)

Blogging has been a great way to make income using Adsense type programs. My Blogs have been steadily increasing in traffic. Slow but sure!

Best regards,

Butch Weber

I use my own ATM when I need fast cash!

Butch Weber wrote:
One way I do it is to PPC (Pay Per Click) ads such as Google's Adwords and others. I provide an Ad that sends my clicks to the product owners webpage (I use Clickbank Marketplace to find profitable niches). You just have to be sure that your clicked ad keywords are affordable.

Good interesting answer. What's your opinion on Adsense Arbitrage. Have you read Michael Plante's book on the topic and can you apply the same principles to PPC campaigns?

Kevin

Hello Kevin,

Although I understand Adsense Arbitrage (advertising on Google Adwords to get higher profits on Google Adsense) I don't do it. I really don't like Adwords since I lost my shirt a few times!

I have never made any real money with Adwords because my keywords are too expensive. I don't have the budget for testing for better cost ratios so I'll have to pass on PPC for now. I remember seeing a formula somewhere in the past to determine the proper ratio but it never worked for me.

Butch

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Hi Butch,

I did see this ad a few days ago! As a matter of fact I have it up along side yours to compare. The only difference is that yours is $3.00 less. Very interesting, I think it is worth ordering to see what it is all about. It's a low risk investment but I see your point on start up cash flow. I am truly learning from this chat postings. Thank you everyone for some very sound advise and suggestions!