
Want to cut to the chase and not read this entire post? Here’s the short answer to how we pay for our flights. We created a bunch of small websites that throw of cash, using what I learned from Adam Short. Here’s my affiliate link (just enter your name and email and he’ll send you the same training I used).
O.k. , for those that have asked me “how do I know if my website idea is any good?” (i.e. will it make any money), short answer is, you never really know, but here’s MY litmus test.
Note- I will be the first one to admit that there are a million ways to do this. Here’s what works for us.
Here are the 5 thoughts that I run through my cerebellum before I create another website to generate cash for us to travel (we’ve created 30 sites using this method).
1- Does this niche fall into the category of an irrational passion, fear or frustration? If the answer is no, then I don’t enter the market.
2- Using “Google’s Key Word Tool” I type in the “root word” of the potential niche I’m considering. For example, “growing tomatoes”. The keyword must have over 1,000 “Global Monthly Searches”. If it does, I go to the next step. If I doesn’t, I don’t enter the market.
3- I then take the same keyword (in quotations) and enter into a regular Google search to see if it has less than 10,000 competing websites. If it does I go to the next step, which is determining the competition a little deeper. If it doesn’t, I don’t enter the market. Note – if you look under the Google search bar you’ll see the number of competing websites.
4- For this step you’ll need to download “SEO Quake” and install it on your Firefox browser. After you have installed the plug in, type your keyword into a regular Google search (using Firefox). The “SEO Quake” plug in will tell you the page rank of the top 10 websites. Google ranks pages on a 1-10 scale with 10 being the best (and the most competition). To give your new website a competitive chance against the more established sites, you’ll want the average page rank to be a 3 or lower. If it’s not, then I won’t enter the market.
5- Finally, I see if any forums exist around my potential niche and what kind of chatter is on them. I go to bigboard.com to do that. If there are any people discussing the niche you’re considering, it’s probably a good sign.
If all of that was way over your head. Then get Adams training here. He can do a way better job of explaining everything. He seriously has an amazing training!
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Next, we’re off to Vegas for our next fitness competition. Then, it’s off to Cali for surfing (San Diego). If you’re in either place and want to connect, reach out to us on Twitter.






















We’ve been getting a bunch of e-mails from people asking us when we are going to re-open our Secrets of Successful Muses Membership area to new members. The short answer is Kim and I are not exactly sure. We really could use your help!
