Man what an feverish ending to 2009 with CR. It was cute to see that we ended up having a few sites with similar domains.

CR definitely seem to work for me when I stopped checking my indexing status and moved on to build the next site.

I bought 10-12 domains between Nov. and Dec. and only built 4 niche sites. I made close to $80 in Adsense in December and am close to having the same results this month due to the seasonal nature of my best clicked Adsense site just on those CR sites alone. Only scored $16 in Amazon commission in December from these 4 sites.

Like you, I plan to combine CR with something that has worked for me this past holiday for more evergreen subjects. I have two sites in the same niche that are Keyword Academy type sites (high cpc – evergreen topic) that do well each month.

I like combining CR and XFactor’s Micro Niche Adsense Course. This appears to be a winning combination for me.

Coming up with lucrative niche ideas that people are actually looking to buy items for seems to come pretty easy for me. I will focus most of my energy this new year on investing in buying original articles for new sites as a part of my niche building process.

Cheers!

As far as using PLR articles for ideas: absolutely. All it takes is just one keyword from an article to get you researching a niche that you had not thought of before.

For now, I like to go to the book store and spend time browsing the covers of magazines. I figure: the content is current, and if the magazine is willing to publish the content, people must be interested in it now. Did you know there is more than one magazine that supports the Outdoor Model Railroading hobby?

Steve
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Market Samurai is awesome! I had all but forgotten about Micro Niche Finder, but it, too, is an awesome tool. The two compliment each other in many ways.

I doubt that I will integrate the Ultimate PLR Article Software with the CR method. Most PLR articles are crap. But, they do have their place, if used properly.

Honestly, I use PLR articles for ideas. Having access to tens of thousands of articles pretty much assures me that I can find an article on just about any niche I want to write about, then I use the article as a jumping board to my own article. Does that make sense?

Rochelle

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That’s an impressive arsenal of tools to use. I use and love Market Samurai.

I’m curious, how do you plan to integrate the Ultimate PLR Article Software with the Commission Ritual?

Thanks,
Steve

You might want to have your girlfriend read my post on http://www.nichestorestrategie.....che-sites/

If you have additional questions, please feel free to ask.

Rochelle

Thank you for the info on commission ritual.

I do have one question. Which one is better for someone just starting out (my GF) CR or Crowd Mountain?

Thanks

Terry

I’m glad to hear it is making sense for you. That was exactly what I thought when I was first introduced to this method in a webinar I saw. It just made sense.

Keep me posted as you continue to learn the method.

I just bought ten domains yesterday and already have one of them almost finished.

Rochelle

I just wanted to let you know that I have been working my way through the CR blueprint, I’ve managed to read a good chunk of the eBook provided and I’m now up to chapter 6 if I remember correctly and so far so good.

A lot of it makes perfect sense and what I like about it is that Brian Johnson is SO clear in the site building process. I was stopping and starting the videos last night and looking at different search phrases at the same time and I found a good few niches which would be very easy to target. So far it’s pretty good. I’ll let you know my thoughts when I’ve gone through it completely.

Ben
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Ben

If/When you do purchase CR, I strongly encourage you to watch all the videos. Brian has a PDF that supplements the material covered by the videos, and I initially just read the PDF. That was a mistake, as the real meat of the course is in the videos. Just an FYI.

Rochelle