Wow, it’s been two months since I last posted on this blog. That’s because I’ve been spending so much time re-developing SiteBuillder Elite, my web authoring tool for affiliate marketers.

SiteBuilder Elite makes it easy for marketers to build websites quickly and easily – websites that are pre-populated with content, that inlcude dynamic page elements like RSS news items and Yahoo Answers and has built in support for Adsense, Amazon, Chitika and Ebay (you can also use whatever ad networks you want), so it’s pretty much all point-and-click stuff.

Site layouts are controlled from within the software and you can configure a site to look exactly how you want. All changes are immediate and site-wide, so no more editing of multiple HTML files if you want to change something on every page. And you don’t need to know any HTML, PHP or Javascript to use the software.

Rather than reiterating the software’s benefits here, take a look at the sales page for more information, then come back here to take advantage of the discount price on offer.

SiteBuilder Elite Version 4 was released just a couple of days ago and since it’s Christmas, I’ve decided to run this discount offer over 10 days until New Year’s Eve.

The software normally costs $147 but I’m starting this offer off at $97 (a 33% discount). Each day, around 8PM EST, the price will increase by $5 until, at 8PM EST on New Year’s Eve, the price will reach its normal retail value.

The sooner you buy, the more money you’ll save:

There’s more information on the SiteBuilder Elite Version 4 Christmas Discount Offer here

A few of my readers have been in touch because they’ve heard about NicheReaper opening its doors again briefly, and I’d promised to keep people posted about this!

It’s true, for the first time in four months, NicheReaper has opened its doors to new members. Even with a database of 2.6 million researched and evaluated keywords, and 20,000 new keywords being added every day, and almost 200,000 researched niches, membership is still limited to 1000 people – the 200 open slots will be snapped up fast!

Grab Your NicheReaper Spot Now!

Not heard of NicheReaper?

Identifying the right niche for which to build and promote a website is the foundation block of making money online. You have to get it right but, boy, is it time consuming to do yourself, even with some of the best keyword tools on the market like Market Samurai.

NicheReaper, as its name suggests, reaps the web for untapped niches for you. That’s right – not just keywords, but niches. It took the founder of BlogPiG, Gary Prendergast, and his colleague Matt Garrett two years to produce this game-changing tool.

NicheReaper will mine keywords, group them into niches and then evaluate them, assessing competition, monetary value, available domains and fanpages. Every day it adds about 20,000 new keywords to the database – all analysed and evaluated in this way. You don’t have to lift a finger, you’re just presented the end results so you know which niches to target instantly. Currently the database stands at 2.6 million keywords!

As well as telling you the obvious stuff like search volumes, NicheReaper’s complex algorithm:

• Groups like keywords to form niches – so you can see the value of a niche, not just a keyword, and then build authority sites
• Assesses the competition – so you know where you have a fighting chance
• Reports available matching keyword domains – so you can snap up domains which will rank
• Lists Facebook fanpage URLs – so you can snare your share of the Facebook goldrush
• Calculates a potential monthly revenue figure per keyword – so you know if it’s worth investing
• Opportunity and value filters – so you can see instantly what to jump at and what to disregard

Within minutes you can have a valuable niche (which you’d never in a million years have thought of yourself) in the palm of your hand and for which you can get a site up on a great domain and start monetizing. And you can repeat this again and again so that you build a portfolio of niches to master.

NicheReaper also now includes 12 video training modules with over 60 training videos, covering every aspect of building, monetizing and driving traffic to niche websites and Fanpages. So whatever your level of experience, NicheReaper can grow your business with you.

NicheReaper launched in May and sold out within days. It was opened again in June but hasn’t been open to new members since then – not for four months! About 200 spots are now available.

Grab Your NicheReaper Spot Now!

Gary and Matt have limited the total number of members to 1,000 to make sure the value of the system isn’t watered down, and they’re keeping to that limit, so they WILL close the doors again once the spots are filled.

If you’re a WordPress blogger or build sites with SiteBuilder Elite, you’ve already made the decision to focus more on the revenue generating aspects of your sites and to outsource some of the essential but time-consuming tasks to software.

Let NicheReaper take care of another vital task, one that you need to get right in order to give your chance at success a head start.

Grab Your NicheReaper Spot Now!

A question I’m often asked is “How do I make money from my website?”.

The easiest way is through passive income sources. These are things that you install once on a site and they earn money for you forever after. It may not be a lot of money, but it is free money…

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The question of how much (percentage-wise) Google pays webmasters for clicks on Adsense ads displayed on their websites has always been open to speculation. Google have never revealed what that figure is and speculation among webmasters put the figure at anywhere between 10% and 50% of revenue share.

Personally, I always figured it was around the 50% mark and I think the majority of opinion put it at between 40% and 50%.

Well, it was something of a surprise then when Google recently came out and announced exactly what the revenue share percentage is. The announcement was supposedly made “in the spirit of greater transparency”.

And the percentage?
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