Boiled down, RevResponse is simply a CPL network. But, after closer inspection you will see it is much more valuable than many other CPL programs. RevResponse provides our partners with hundreds of free niche-industry magazines, whitepapers, software trials, etc. Affiliates can then give these free offers to their audience and get paid when users request them. Some of the payouts are as high as $20 per qualified lead.

Joining the RevResponse program is easy. After being approved you are given a co-branded site hosting all of the free offers to provide to your users. You can pick and choose from the available magazines and reports and either advertise them with one of the widgets available from their site.

RevResponse also updates a regular blog and run some cool contests. There are various forums on RevResponse too where affiliates ask questions of one another and of the administrators. The program is truly transparent and the staff coaches many affiliates to become profitable.

With being a unique network, this network even gives you ways to get traffic. They provide you with a free report which helps you make money, they call it the Make Money Guide. Topics include:

1. Monetize Your Blog Posts
2. Cash In On Your Site Content
3. Drive Traffic To Your Co-branded Content Resource Center
4. Promote With E-Newsletter Inclusions
5. Optimize Your Opt-in Mailing List
6. Monetize Your Site Communications
7. Leverage Your Social Networking Sites
8. Create Promotions Using RevResponse RSS Feeds
9. Place An Ad Widget On Your Site
10. Refer New RevResponse Partners

Download their Make Money Guide

RevResponse is a per lead network. For example, I put an affiliate link on my blog, someone signs up, I get paid. I do not get paid for sending them traffic, but only when an action takes place.

RevResponse system is all about monetizing your website or blog. By simply putting relevant offers on your site, you get ot earn per subscription. This means if you put contextual banners on your site or maybe Adsense, you are wasting valuable real estate. Site real estate which can be monetized properly by adding relevant content and getting paid at a higher rate on a per lead basis.

Now if you put adsense on your blog or site you are getting paid per click. So that means you are only getting paid .02 – .25 cents per click. But what if you can generate a lead that is $2-$30 per lead, definitely more worth than having adsense pay you on a per click basis

The reason why I say this is because, as an affiliate I personally target sites with adsense and advertise on their site via adsense. While Google pays an adsense publisher a couple cents, I as an affiliate pay less as well per click BUT make a bigger return when I generate a lead. Now why would you want that? I know personally, I like it.

So why would you want me to target your site, you get paid .15 cents while I make $25 dollars on a per action?  You are selling your site real estate at a very very cheap rate! RevResponse fixes this issue and provides you with relevant offers users want to click on and take action on. If they do take action on it, you get paid – much better than .15 cents!

To learn more visit RevResponse and download their Make Money Guide.

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Above are the stats of the front page poll: How Do you Make Money Online? I was interested on how my readers make money online. Plus I like to create the interaction with me and the readers. Also this can show what is popular on the make money online genre. Some choices interact with one another and I expected close results. For example Affiliate Marketing and Blogging are very close, because when you blog and write reviews you tend to throw in an affiliate link.

Also, I wanted to do a quick case study on my readers. I wanted to know where I should concentrate my blog towards too. I tend to just write whatever comes to my mind or what I currently just finished or have/will be doing in the future. My content seems on and off and I wanted to know where I should gear myself to help my readers and see where my general audience is.

There has been some speculations about IanFernado.com as my domain and why I chose it. A lot of emails say my blog really isn’t about Ian Fernando. I am going to also get a little more personal on this blog like blog about parties and places I go outside the business. I mean other blogs became popular by talking outside of their ‘niche’ by being personal.

Back on topic. How Do you Make Money online? There are tons of ways to make money online and it seems the majority is blogging and affiliate marketing. I too do this very heavily since blogging is important to create that personal brand. Mash it with affiliate marketing and you have a source of income. Which is why I can assume blogging and affiliate marketing has the highest votes. While others make money else where, ebay and online services. There are also others out there that make money outside of the traditional ways of making money online.

Making Money Online is a very saturated niche in its own, but a lot confuse it with the make money online niche and not just making money online. There are surveys you can fill out to earn money online or there is freelance work which a lot of people make a good amount on. A lot of stay at home moms fill out surveys while maybe programmers would rather be paid to be a freelance for several companies instead of just 1.

Well the survey shows Affiliate Marketing and Blogging are powerful ways to make money online.

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Then I have online marketer friends and local entrepreneurs. They too enjoy the other people with the same interest and ideas. They help motivate me as a person while I do the same. These friends I hang out with at meetings and socialize about our entrepreneur skills – asking help topics and generalizing about the next ‘big’ wave of internet ideas.

The conflict here is there is a difference in interest. All my friends are hard workers and some have hard lives. Most of them struggle but they make life livable. Some are doing well but hate the jobs they are doing. Marketers and my entrepreneur friends’ are struggling as well, some are beginners with big dreams, others are just getting the hang of it. Some of them even have jobs and do online marketing as a part time hobby. Everyone struggles.

It is annoying when my friends’ ask what I have been up to and I say I am making a new website or busy marketing. They quickly retaliate and say about what and what income will I be bringing in. I simply just say I make enough and I be humble about it. I tend to draw that line and not brag about how much I make a day extra from my job, I do not want to appear superior. When I go out with my friends I tend to spend more money and share a lot of it, this puts an image on me. To my friends I have money because I make money online, but they want to feel that sense too.

For example this past weekend, one of my friends knows of my success because we hang out a lot and he know I do not mind spending the money as long as we are having a good time. He came to me and ask if you have another big idea let me in – I will help you out. Now how should I feel about this? That is great he wants to help me out and be in the business model that I currently have but where is his motivation? There is no prerequisite on his part, just working 2 jobs and lives with his girlfriend’s parent’s house. I just said ‘cool.’ I was not excited that he wanted to help out. It seems that if my friends’ see me make money and they can tell I have money then I feel in a sense guilty because I am putting them into a situation where I think they will not be successful in.

On the other hand, I get lots of emails and IMs and tweets all day about online marketing and affiliate marketing and all that stuff. I am not an expert but I can throw some ideas in to help a person out, as long as they do their research. I hate answering simple question. I personally do not mind conversating with marketers and talk about what my conversion is on this campaign was or how much I make etc. To some extent. I mean I expect it in return a lot of noobs will even speak about their failures just so they can have a grasp of what to do next. While others will go a head and say I made X amount of websites and I am selling X of them. This is great because my interest follows their interest and there is no conflict of interests. I can feel comfortable to spend money around these types of people.

But the conflict still remains, my friends I grew up with and are part of my closely knitted circle trust me and I can sense they want me to ‘hire’ them when I get big. A lot has already proposed the question to me – when you get big don’t forget me. Again, I do not mind telling my friend what I am currently doing; I hope to motivate them to seek something better than working 2-3 jobs and coming home tired. I want to show them that it is possible for anyone to get into something I am doing.

Where my entrepreneur friend’s  ask if they want to network, I will be jumping for joy because there is similarities of interest. My friends are great people I just do not know where to draw the line between my internet business and hanging out. Should this be even brought up as a topic of discussion to my friends? A lot praise me and they mention money situations a lot, which I do not like. I hate it when people complain they do not have enough money but they do not do anything about it. I hate seeing my friends struggle but I do not want to nurture them, there has to be that drive. When we go out I do not mind spending money we ball out and we ball out hard. Some of my friends are big money makers in their own ways and this is how we have fun, then they struggle until next paycheck.

Sometimes telling my friends my goals and my ideas tends to bring some sort of arrogance and I do not want to bring that into my relationships with my friends at all. I want everyone to be comfortable and being who they are no matter what a person money value is. Even my entrepreneurial friends may feel some slight jealousy of the big guys, but that is motivation. Their really isn’t much arrogance but more of a helping hand. These friends of mine have the spirit of making more than the highest paid 9-5 guy. They have that drive. I do not mind sharing some thoughts or ideas, because there is already that bond of money making ideas. When told to my other friends, they think negatively about it already, playing devils advocate.

But in the end, friends support you but the conflict of interests arises and I feel I do not want to talk to them too much about my business because there maybe a jealousy factor within. I d not want to be a bad guy I love my friends because they helped me a lot with growing up. Okay that is enough for now. Tomorrow I might recap this and do a video or maybe talk about motivation.

Just writing what is on my mind.

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