Niche site for earn

This tutorial post will update in February 2017 to ensure accuracy and relevancy.

What Are Niche Websites?

Niche Website Definition: A Website that Focuses on Specific Idea also Information that is Both Useful and Interesting for the Audience. (My own personal definition)

To further analyze What Are Niche Websites, we must drill down into the nuances of my definition.  Specific in the context of niche means something that focuses on a Well-Defined area.  An example of a non-niche site would be MSN.com. There are also a lot of example for further tutorial and also freelance you have to search google.com.

Once upon a time I've never heard the Niche site name,  but in recent past I'm trying to learn about Niche site. Many people that means many freelancer is earning now a day a lots through  Niche site. They are also earning many other ways by online like this, but Niche site is the best choice of  most freelancer especially affiliate marketers.

We’ll just have to wait and see.
My strategy, which I’ve been a bit of success with thus far, boils down to this:

1. Find a niche and build a attractive site.
2. Get traffic.
3. Traffic clicks on affiliate links or ads strategically placed on the site.
4. Make money.
5. Enjoy yourself

This type of mini-site does not spend time building a relationship with it’s traffic. In fact, the whole point of getting people on the site is to get them off as quickly as possible, either through ads or an affiliate link.
What’s nice about this strategy is that it doesn’t take much time to setup, and theoretically it doesn’t take quite as much time to earn money from it as well – if done correctly. In addition, the process can easily be copied over and over again in other niches.

BE CAREFUL in choosing your site idea!  While I think there are millions of ideas that can work, I’ve also had the sad experience dozens and dozens of times of seeing someone who poured 6 months of effort into a site that really stood very little chance of succeeding.  The idea just wasn’t sound.