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I didn’t expect to reveal this information less than 24 hours after my last post… but my PayPal cash register just rang… Kaching!
I managed to sell ServerBuzz.com for €450 through Sedo. Sedo charges €50 for securing a buyer for my domain, but I believe that getting €400 is more than a fair price to get from a domain that I was under-utilizing anyway.
Enthusiasm is hard to keep up. I find this very true when it comes to my online projects. I’m guilty of not giving more attention to projects other than HTNet (this blog). In fact, even HTNet has gone through long periods of neglect which resulted from offline issues like work and others.
I’m in the process of retiring one of my earlier undertakings. I’ve found a party that’s interested in taking over the domain. Right now, the process is in the advanced stage and essentially I’m just waiting for the money to roll in.
If you’re a regular reader of HTNet, I think you can guess which of my domains I’m offloading 
Recently, a friend asked me, “Could I run a shop within WordPress?”
I’m sure that she’s not the only person who wondered about this. After looking around, I found one of the best tools to integrate an online shop with your WordPress blog: WP e-Commerce.
Read the rest of How To Sell Products Directly From Your WordPress Blog »
If you’re into making money online, I’m sure you’ve been pimped a lot of ebooks, e-courses and other resources that claim to make you tons of money within a short time. If you have actually bought or subscribed to some of the resources mentioned above, I’m sure that you’d discover that some advice actually worked wonders while the rest are utter junk.
As they say, the best way to teach someone is to show them real working examples. This is exactly what I’m going to show you.
Anyone with an interest for making money online would probably have heard of affiliate marketing. The most popular affiliate marketing programs commonly use the PPC model. PPC programs, as its name implies, pay publishers for every click that sends a visitor to an advertiser’s web page. The most popular PPC program would be Google AdSense.
However, there are affiliate programs beyond PPC including; Pay Per Lead (you get paid when you introduce a new customer to an advertiser), Pay Per Sale (you get paid a percentage for a purchase done by your referral) and Pay Per Action (you get paid when your referral performs a specific action; eg. filling out and submitting a form). Believe it or not, these programs typically pay much more than PPC!
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