Wealthy Affiliate holds over 1 million members and many of them are success stories, and today I’d like to share with you 10 who openly blog about their results. 

Now not too long ago, I blogged about 10 other success stories and it just so happened that every single one of them started with WA as well, but some of them moved into other businesses and do their own things now, so today’s article is going cover another 10 people.

If you want to check out the previous article about those people, you can view it here.

Are there very people succeeding in WA? No, lots of them are in hiding.

While this article and the one I just linked point to at least 20, including myself being on that list and here’s a more specific look at my results, the truth is, there’s many people that get results from WA, than actually blog about it happening.

Why?

Well because once you start getting results and openly publicizing it there or on your blog, you will find that people will basically “swarm” you with questions about how you did it, requests to check out their sites as well as requests to teach them to also be successful.

I certainly had this happen too and while I tell people that they can ask me questions, I tend to be more private now than ever before. Too much publicity and focus on attending to everyone else, takes me away from growing my own online business, and when it comes to priorities, I have to put my business first.

But just so you understand, here’s a few main points:

WA has a TON of success stories, but many of them are private for the reasons stated above.

I’ll be discussing 10 of them, which do openly blog about it in this article.

If you aren’t already a member, you can read a full review here, become one of my referrals and I’ll actually coach you to get results. Since that is part of my business, I take the time to help my referrals, multiple times a day, and have a 100% response rate.

If you already a member, my referral or not, sit back, enjoy the article and know that if you do the training in WA like these people did, you will also be one of the open or hidden plethora of success stories there 🙂

Let’s get to them:

1) Grace, aka Littlemama.

Grace has been a member of WA for sometime now and I actually got to meet her recently in Las Vegas, when we both attended the annual WA conference (info on that here). 

She is a very kind lady and it was a pleasure to meet her. She basically got her results by following the WA bootcamp course and became a super affiliate for the program.

You can read one of her blog posts where she discusses how she earned $40k in a year promoting WA to others here:

In addition, if you wish to visit Grace’s official site and possibly even join through her link, and/or want check out what she does, here is the link to her blog.

Now the $40k is one of the many results Grace gets from this platform and becoming a member in WA (which you can do for free), you can check out all her blog posts.

2) Eric.

I met Eric last year in Vegas and we reconnected this year too (along with Grace). He’s been promoting WA for a long time as well and is also one of their biggest promoters. Here is one of his blog posts where he explained how he earned $7,000 in a matter of a few days of promoting WA during it’s Black Friday event:

I also want to note real quick that some of the success stories featured here are from people who do NOT promote WA and run their own businesses promoting other things. Like I have said throughout my talks about WA, they do NOT only teach you to promote them, but how to build an online business from any topic.

And of course, here is Eric’s blog where he actually brings in the traffic and money.

3) Craig’s Amazon success post.

I have to be honest, I don’t really know Craig, but I did find the following post (and info on the member) from looking WA’s success post area. One of the posts this gent has is on his results promoting things on Amazon and getting to near $1,000 in affiliate earnings from it:

Now as for Craig’s site, I currently don’t have a link, but I did reach out to him to see if he wants to share it (he might be one of the private success stories I talked about). If he shares it, I will provide it here with an update.

What I can tell you though is that Craig’s results come from promoting something other than WA.

4) Brandon.

I don’t know much about Brandon, other than the following post I’m about to share with you where he talks about selling a site and making over $10,000 on the sale. As far as I know, Brandon does NOT promote WA, but here is that post where he shares his results:

Believe it or not, flipping websites (sounds like real estate, because it technically is, digital real estate that is) is a legit business and if you can grow a website to get a lot of traffic and sales, then you can also elect to sell that site.

For example, my website earned over $50k last year (report), and if I decided to sell it, I’d probably get $200k+ for it Even though I have no intent to sell my site). Either way, this is another way you can make money online and WA will teach you how.

I don’t have a link to Brandon’s site either (he probably practices selling sites) but if you’re reading this Brandon, congratulations on the success and if you have a blog you’d like to share with myself and my readers, please let me know below. 

5) John.

John is also a massive success story in WA. To be honest, I didn’t really see what business model he uses to make his money, but it sounds high ticket and consulting related, meaning he probably consults with clients and gets paid big money for this (it’s a legit business model, people like Sam Ovens practice that and teach it).

Anyway, here is a post about how much he made from a single lead in 1 day:

I do believe John has a multi promotional business where he not only promotes WA, but also promoted other things like Bitcoin.

Here is a link to his blog. Congratulations John!

6) John Cruz.

John happens to be one of my closest WA friends and we met several times in Vegas throughout the years, but recently even started doing a hiking trip every time we meet.

Last year we visited Zion National Park and in 2019, we hit up Mt.Charleston near Las Vegas. Both trips were incredible and we aim to only continue doing this every time!

It’s become a tradition that many of our Vegas colleges were skeptical of (because we woke up early to go and it was very far!) but now are more and more on board. We’re marketing our trips to marketers here! 

Anyway, John runs a blog also promoting WA and here is one of his success stories:

John runs an awesome blog called Askdads.com where he promotes products to help dads raise their kids. Here is a link to his page. 

7) Melody.

Melody is also someone who like to sell websites, and her story is a “bit” larger than Brandon’s above. She made an over $30k sale on one of her sites she sold. Here is a link to her article:

Unfortunately, I don’t have a link to Melody’s official blog. It’s possible it’s the one she sold above but like I said to the others in this post, if you wish to share a current blog on this site, feel free to let me know below.

8) Jerry. 

Jerry runs a blog called SmartAffiliateSuccess.com and I do believe he is the youngest WA super affiliate so far. At about 20 (could be 19), he made his first Vegas trip this past month and it was nice to meet him. 

Here is one of his many case studies where he cites some HUGE revenue numbers for his blog:

Jerry does also promote other things on his blog you’re welcome to check out in the link above.

9) Dave.

Dave is an interesting story. He basically landed a gig and added a extra $100k to his income by helping improve an existing site that he doesn’t own. 

The ability to consult and help other businesses improve their site’s look and reach (marketing) is a huge industry and Dave, using the skills he got from WA landed him to get this job. Here is his post explaining that:

I’m not sure if Dave owns a blog or he’s just a consultant, but either way, I congratulate him on landing this gig and quite honestly, it doesn’t require a lot of work either based on that blog post he wrote.

10) Mike.

Mike, the last one on this list, is also another person I ran into in Vegas during the WA conference there. He was a former trucker, turned full time affiliate marketer and he too runs a great blog you can check out here. 

Here is one of Mike’s posts about what he managed to get done thanks to WA:

One of the awesome things this dude has done is taken the affiliate marketing business he learned from WA and applied it to traveling across the United States. He has some awesome stories he shared with me when we met and you’re welcome to check them out on his blog I linked above.

And of course, my own story…

I have linked it several times in this article, but the more official one is here. You are welcome to read it too 🙂

In any case, I had to sift through more than 10 stories while doing the research on this topic, and there were numerous ones I wanted to include, but I wanted to keep this list to 10, to keep this article “short”.

If you have any questions on the stories mentioned here or myself, do let me know 🙂

I’m happy to report that Adrian Morrison’s eCom Success Academy is not a scam and is a high quality program, but for it’s price, I’ll show you 2 better alternatives instead.

Let me 2 VERY important things:

1) I haven’t exactly been a fan of Adrian’s or his brother’s since the programs I’ve run into from them over the years have not been to my liking (sometimes they were low quality, sometimes I even though they were a scam).

Naturally when I saw eCom Success Academy come out, I wasn’t exactly 100% convinced, but after looking over what’s covered and how it’s covered (we’ll go over this), and the success stories, this is a legit program. But I still am very skeptical given the previous history, and I don’t think you can blame me for this…

2) For the $2,495 price tag, I elected to not buy this system and another reason for that is because I am a practicing, full time online business man who understands eCommerce and making money on it, but practices mainly blogging and paid advertising to one page sites to make his profits (I find there’s less risk in this and 1 of the alternatives will show you how I do this).

Here’s an example of how well I do online in case you need proof:

Quick report on eCom Success Academy:

Creator: Adrian Morrison.

Price: $2,495 or you can also pay month to month (3 months), $997.

What you get: Access to training on MAINLY creating a drop shipping online business. There’s also email marketing training, as well as training on how to advertise on Facebook and Instagram. Overall, there’s over a 100 lessons.

What you learn: You will be creating a Shopify store and marketing products on that store to niche audiences across Facebook and Instagram. When they visit your site, and buy the product, you will actually place the order on another site, and send the product to them (since you don’t actually own it), and you will keep the profit.

Multiplied across many products and many sales, you can make a good living through this. Drop shipping does work, but I personally do not practice it for a number of reasons I’ll go over in the cons section shortly…

Overall Rating: 4 out of 10 stars. It’s legit, I already said that, but for over $2,000 at the very least, you will have to spend even more to test it out. One of the alternatives I will recommend also teaches Shopify and drop shipping success, but for WAY less.

Overall, the price of this program, plus my history with Adrian is why I am not really going to recommend it.

 

Let’s go over eCom Success Academy’s pros…

1) There is high quality training on the above things I mentioned (Shopify, drop shipping, marketing across social networks to get traffic to the site & more).

2) You get a comprehensive 7 week course on all these above things.

3) Reviews on this system do say support is good, which I will take seriously and add to the pros. 

4) Like I said earlier, there are more than a few success stories.

Now the cons…

1) I am extremely careful about anything I look at involving Adrian or Anthony Morrison (His brother and another internet marketer).

The last time I saw a program by Adrian (Social Commissions), I really didn’t like it, nor have I liked any program these guys have put out until eCom Success Academy came out. 

There was even a moment where I looked at this program and thought “Wait, is this the same Adrian Morrison, whose products I’ve reviewed before and didn’t like?”. I couldn’t believe he finally put out a product I liked, but hey, kudos to the guy, but I’m still adding this con in, because the reputation matters to me.

2) $2,495 is very high, but considering so many other programs which focus on the same type of training charge about this much as well, I am not exactly surprised. But one of the alternative I am shortly going to recommend (Market Hero) is one program you should consider trying for the fact that it teaches the same things, but for $47 a month and not this huge price.

3) There’s more to pay to run this experiment than just Adrian’s training. You need to pay for a Shopify store, you need to micromanage ads and pay for those too and there is a big learning curve when it comes to drop shipping and paid ads in general.

Because you do need to pay money to get ads out there to drive traffic to your Shopify store (with no guarantees of it making you money by the way), you are risking more than the initial $2,000+ investment, keep this in mind.

4) There is a lot of competition and people running their own Shopify stores trying to mimic this model. I am pretty sure Adrian has a good system and following it may really work for you, but this is a pretty competitive market you’re entering into.

Final Rating: eCom Success Academy.

Yellow Flag

4 out of 10 stars. The program is legit and is worth buying, but read about the second alternative shortly, Market Hero to see why that is a better investment in my opinion if you truly want to try this Shopify/dropshipping business model.

My final thoughts and the 2 alternative programs explained:

I’m going to give you 2 programs that I personally think are far better to invest in than eCom Success Academy.

One of the reasons why is because the prices for both these programs are far lower than Adrian’s and at the same time, the quality of the training you get is still very, very high.

In fact, I’d argue it’s of even better quality than Adrian’s program because there’s more lessons, more evolution and more widespread ways you can use that training to create an online business beyond just drop shipping.

Ok, here’s the first:

Now while that is actually my #1 recommendation, it doesn’t teach drop shipping, which quite honestly, I find to be a good thing, because that business is not an easy thing to get going. People do make good money from it yes, but it’s very few people and it costs a lot to test this out.

BUT if you find yourself being the sort of person who wants to do drop shipping and eCommerce (Shopify stuff), then I have the second alternative for you…

Here is the second alternative:

Undecided between these 3 choices? Here’s my advice…

Are you a total beginner to internet marketing? Start with Wealthy Affiliate. 

Have experience with dropshipping but need to be more successful at it? Go with Market Hero.

That would be my advice with regards to how to choose between these 3 programs.

Ever landed on a review site and wondered how it actually makes money? That’s what I’m going to show you today. I’ll even show you how to make one 🙂

I’ve actually been engaged in making my own review sites for years and many of them have actually made money and still do today, including the following one. There’s actually a NUMBER of ways any page can monetize by simply reviewing some of the most popular products on the market.

The 3 keys to understand how & why this operation works:

1) Firstly, we can all agree that no matter what the subject (well the popular ones), there’s countless products on the market available.

Take fitness equipment for instance. You’re bound to find so many machines, supplements, juices, workout programs, you name it, that are available for people in this market.

Or how about any type of computer, phone, phone accessory, ect…, there’s just so many products.

I can write several books on all the products available and I doubt I’d even hit 1% of all the products available in this world and the beauty is that this list is growing, because companies and people are inventing and releasing new products, with the goal to solve problems.

2) Second, while there are countless products available, very few become extremely popular and viral. These are the ones which explode with sales and make the most money. I happen to have an example of such a thing, where a viral diet broke out in popularity and made me nearly $200k, because I reviewed it on a site I used to own.

Read about that here and how I made the money from that.

3) Third, with the mass amounts of products available out there, a huge chunk of people who hear about it through marketing go online and look for REVIEWS of these things and find them on blogs like mine. 

In some cases, just landing on that site gives the owner a profit and if the visitor buys from that same page, that too earns the owner money, but we’ll get into details on all of that shortly…

The beauty of these 3 keys is that…

1) It’s never ending because products are constantly being released for countless markets, so a person who chooses to start a review site has a plethora of ideas on which product to choose to cover.

2) You can make some seriously good money if you are in this business and like I said I will be showing you how, but if you’re anxious, read about this program which teaches you how to establish blogs that review products to make money from them.

Ok, so what are the exact ways review sites make money? 

There’s a bunch of options I will be citing, but the truth is, it won’t really cover ALL the options, I’ll just be showing you the most profitable types that I personally know work…

1) The page runs ads, and gets paid for each click.

Pages can choose to serve ads on themselves from companies who are ready to pay them for each click. Even Google itself runs a program called Adsense where they do this and yes, that means Google can pay you to run their ads.

This is a method that works better for pages that get a lot of visitors, so a good way to make this work would be to create as many product reviews as you can to attract the most amount of people.

More people landing on the page = more people potentially clicking the ads = more money made by the page owner.

2) The page runs ads, but the ad company pays for every visitor.

This is actually a better way to make money because here you get paid for every single visitor that hits your page. Now Adsense won’t produce this type of opportunity, but places like Mediavine will. 

They are a company that pays page owners GOOD money for each visitor that lands on the page. The important quota one needs to meet in order to be eligible to work with Mediavine is to have a website that gets at least 25,000 visitors to their site, ORGANICALLY, meaning from search engines. Read more here. 

I have friends who blog about products on their site that have Mediavine running ads on it that get paid $1,000’s every single month from it.

3) The page sells products as a middleman.

Any site that sells products for another company, online is called an affiliate marketing site. Out of all the options I am showing you here, this is the one I personally practice most. Here are some of my stats from this:

Affiliate marketing is an awesome business model if you know how to make it work and it really comes down to having a site that manages to get tons of visitors to it that need to buy something to solve a problem.

For example…

Suppose a blog goes over a fitness product that aims to get people six pack abs and the person who covers the blog, explains how they used the said product and got so and so results in so and so weeks, whilst showing pictures for proof and evidence that it works.

Throughout this blog post, that person places links to the same product so visitors can buy it too and if they do, the blog owner will make the commission.

That’s really one of the best ways to describe how the affiliate marketing process works and the other beauty of this option is that you as an affiliate can choose to promote any product you wish, in most cases, for free. It’s very freelance if you want to call it that.

The really hard part of this though is knowing the keys to getting the laser targeted visitors to your page, the ones which are most likely to buy that is.

4) The page sells it’s own services or products.

Many review sites like to attract visitors that are interested in a particular product, but then end up funneling those visitors to their own services.

For example…

If a page goes over fitness programs, and gets people interested in them on it, they can sell their own fitness product to that audience. 

5) A combo of the above things.

Generally speaking, combining different methods of monetization for a page is not a smart move because sometimes this ends up cannibalizing the profits of a page, but when one intelligently, it can work.

Let me give you an example…

One of the friends I told you about above who runs Mediavine ads on his site, ALSO practices affiliate marketing and he literally told me, doing this combination of things had NO NEGATIVE impact on sales, in fact the opposite happened. 

There’s a few core things you need to have in order for this to work…

How can you get in on this business? I’ll show you:

By this point in the article, you already know how review sites make money. And after seeing the options available, you’re likely thinking of trying the same thing and want to know what’s needed. Well it is:

The first thing you actually need is a blog.

Why? Because that is the place where the reviews you choose to write will be covered. 

The second thing you need is to choose a topic.

It is very much recommended that you choose a specific topic and cover the specific topic’s products that are available in that market, and those which you know a lot about. The best pages that cover products generally come from people who know a ton about what they are covering. 

The third thing you’ll need is to find a list of products to cover.

Since they come out frequently, your goal is to spot the newest products in your market and cover them on your blog. My advice would be to bookmark popular pages that cover the products you also wish to cover and this will allow you to piggyback off the trending products that are selling hot. 

If you’re in the internet marketing topic, I’d suggest Muncheye. There’s other places and blogs too, but that will be a great start.

If you’re into fitness, pages like Beach Body and blogs that cover these topics are also great starting points.

Those are 2 examples, but you can see they can give a newbie blogger plenty of products to review.

This is why you need these 3 things:

Blogging about the most popular products is how you get your page out there, to be found by Google and then rewarding your blogging efforts by sending that page traffic.

From there, the 5 options of how to monetize from the products you’re covering comes into the picture!

The fourth thing is to figure out how to best monetize from the page.

To be honest, figuring this part out is the easiest, because you have so many options to choose from, and you can switch at any point (or combine ideas like I showed earlier), that it’s not much of a loss if you choose incorrectly, you can always switch it up and start earning more.

What does absolutely matter is that you get to blogging about the products to get the visitors, to make the money. 

Want a step-by-step plan that’ll teach you how to earn from this?

One of the best places to learn this art is from Wealthy Affiliate which actually helped me become a blogger who earns money from the reviews he writes and it will teach you the same things.

If you have any questions on how review pages make money or have some personal ideas you’d like to check on with me before you start, ask below :)!

Succeed With Daniel leads you into a very high ticket, expensive program that I was briefly a part of. In this review, I’ll explain if that is a scam.

Succeed with Daniel explained (quick summary):

Price: It can be up to several $1,000’s.

You are led to a program known as Six Figure Mentors, and you can start for free, but to really get anywhere, you’ll need to upgrade your membership and that is where this sales funnel really picks up to some outrageous prices.

Overview: Daniel is promoting a program called Six Figure Mentors. I was part of the free membership there and I really didn’t like my experience. I believe the program is WAY too expensive for ANYONE, even with a lot of money, even though there’s an argument to be made that it may be worth it.

Rating: 2 out of 10 stars. Since I didn’t like Six Figure Mentors (SFM), and it is being pitched through this sales funnel too, I will give it the same exact rating I gave SFM.

So what’s really going on with Daniel and SFM?

Well like I said, this guy is a promoter of the Six Figure Mentors program. Apparently, there has been more and more people promoting SFM, especially through places like YouTube, which happens to be how I first discovered Daniel’s site and ultimately, the sales funnel into SFM.

Now I have spotted other people like him promoting the same thing, and also through YouTube, which shows me that this is exactly what SFM would be teaching you to do if you decided to join.

Now I take no issues in promoting things on the internet and I respect the creator of this program.

The ISSUE I have is that the price list (which I will be going over) of SFM isn’t exactly explained until you’re deeper into the system. This whole thing about building an online business is real, but it’s also sold to you in a hyped way, so once you’re warmed up to it, then you will be getting the list of prices and will be more likely to buy it.

Because I have already experienced this, I know the prices, and what to expect and it is because of this, that I left, happily.

A quick video review of SFM:

Remember, Daniel is simply pitching SFM to you as an affiliate, so the following video which will be showing you a brief inside look into the system is 100% relevant to this review and it’s going to prepare you for what’s to come if you decide to join:

In case you skipped that video, here’s 5 points you need to know:

-SFM is being promoted through SucceedwithDaniel.com.

-SFM is pitched as this “amazing program” that’ll teach you to create an online business, but in reality, most of the program involves being a promoter FOR the SFM system, which I have said when I reviewed it, that I have a major problem with.

-While joining SFM for free is possible, there isn’t much that you actually learn about building an online business from the free membership, other than the “opportunity” of what could happen if you UPGRADE your membership with SFM.

-That is when you’re pitched the higher price points of the SFM program, which start at $25 a month and lead up to $1,000’s. It should be noted that upgrading is optional with this system, BUT the way it’s designed, the higher price point packages you buy, the more you can earn from promoting them. And if you join through Daniel, and upgrade, he will be paid.

-There is another program pitched to you if you decide to get deep into SFM, and that is called Digital Experts Academy, which is basically SFM 2.0 as I like to call it, where the prices rise higher, and the training also rises higher in quality, yet I’ve said, this is not a good excuse to sell it.

I’m personally not getting involved with anything like SFM of Digital Experts Academy because I know of better ways you can actually succeed with an online business, without ever having to pay these crazy prices, not to mention how hyped I found the program when I briefly got in…

Final Rating: Succeed With Daniel.

Red Flag

2 out of 10 stars. I don’t know whether to call this a scam, but I’d rather let you decide, now knowing how the sales funnel works if this is for you. I can tell you that to build an online business, in my personal opinion, you DO have better options and being that I’ve done is through one of the better options pitched here, you can do it too and risk WAY less than with SFM.

My final thoughts:

High ticket programs are being pitched a lot these days as being the best way to make a great income from home, due to their high commission rates (It’s really not), but the investment, time and learning curve one needs to really succeed with this business may be a long one, for most people. 

There are absolutely people who make good money from selling high ticket items and I wouldn’t be surprised if the creator of the program I reviewed here is one of them, but the big point is that selling a system that mainly teaches (that’s how it was for me) how to promote it is risky, and if you join SFM, you will probably have to promote it too if you wish to make good money.

You may very well make it work, but if you had to choose between making an online business promoting a company you may not be passionate about, vs making an online business in a subject you absolutely love, I am certain that MOST people would elect to build their business from something they love.

This is why I suggest people go with my #1 recommendation vs Daniel’s, because that choice is there, not to mention that ridiculously better tools, support and even coaching (yes this is also added without paying extra), and here are the main details:

With all this info, I leave the decision to you, thanks for reading my review of Succeed With Daniel.

I am a real individual who makes a real passive income online. There are at least 3 particular ways you can start and make it too, which I’ll show you.

Let me explain my quick history with how I became experienced and successful at this:

Currently, I average about $50-$60k a year through one of the models below that I use (the proof is here). While I also have had multiple circumstances where I’ve made six figure incomes from the sites I produced, the issue was that this income was not passive and after the profits were spent, I was back down to $0. 

So these events (here’s one example) which were sort of like explosions in profits, always ended up at a dead end. Not to say that making this type of money was bad, it’s just that I didn’t have a long term plan to keep the money continually coming in and this is why so many businesses, even those which are offline fail.

They don’t produce a plan to make…passive income. And so these lessons that I personally experienced led me to recreate the way I make money online in such a way that I would be able to make money month after month without having one time profits come and go.

First, let me put into context what I mean by passive online income…

It is simply a method by which your online business generates a consistent, stable income monthly in a way where you don’t need to worry about how it’ll make money in the next month.

While I don’t really like to use the word “salary”, it is actually appropriate for this topic because even though with what we’re talking about here, you do earn money for yourself, the way it comes in is far more stable and expected.

For example, let’s take 2 people who set up a business on the internet:

-One person makes a successful site and it generates one time profits. At the end of the year, they make $100k, but next year, they have to figure out new ways to keep that income level up, since those profits came and went.

-Another person makes a successful site, but the profits he makes are recurring, so they keep coming back month to month, so when this person also makes $100k, he will also make that the next year from the existing sales he made the first year.

This is an example of passive online income and if you truly want to be able to run an internet business full time, it’s the latter model that you’ll want to chase.

The golden model for running a successful online business revealed:

After so many years of making sales across different sites, selling different things and see what works, I have come to the conclusion that there is a specific framework to creating a business that is almost sure to succeed and here it is:

Now I have more examples of evergreen niches explained here, but I have said in many articles I’ve written and people I’ve consulted that this is the MOST important place to start because it almost 100% insures that you pick a business idea that you’ll be ambitious about and that it’ll be profitable.

Most people never start from these points of reference, and this is actually one of the main reasons you have that statistic on so many businesses failing so quickly. People just don’t know about these things, so they go in blind on something so serious, and are guaranteed to fail.

The golden model and the 3 ways to make a passive income online with it:

Now that we have the main, nearly insured way of success, it’s time to show you the 3 ways you can monetize with it:

Option 1: Evergreen niche + affiliate marketing.

When you correctly pick out an evergreen niche and start your site from that reference, you will essentially be creating a website in a HIGHLY, in demand market that is not going to run out of stream.

It will continually have new, fresh people coming onto your website and seeing what solutions you have to their problems. This opens the door for you to do what is known as affiliate marketing.

Simply put, with this model, you will not need to own any product, and you will not even need to buy any either, you will promote products from a company you register with which will pay you commissions to sell that for them.

Now in option 1, these commissions will be one time, but the fact that your website is within an evergreen niche is what will keep people and profits coming into it. Remember, the demand of the niche market is what creates the success of your online business.

My main form of earning is in fact this model. 

Now if you read my story above about the $100k examples that came and went, it was actually sites I did affiliate marketing with, but just so we’re clear, those sites were not evergreen, they were actually capitalizing on temporary and really popular trends, and when they lost their steam, my profits lost theirs.

But having ran and made multiple evergreen niche sites over the years, the visitors I’ve had come to my site have been consistent and so have the profits. 

How does one get visitors to their site? Well this is where I suggest this:

Traffic generation is not exactly something I can explain in a few sentences to you, but I can tell you that you can learn a bunch of that for free, through the program recommendation above.

Essentially, the goal is that you want people that are of your chosen evergreen niche market to see and come to your site, so they can buy your products. It’s known as laser targeted traffic.

2) Same model as #1, but recurring sales.

Take the exact same model I gave you with option 1, but now add a better perk: Recurring commissions. 

Now for every commission my evergreen site makes, the same people who buy, are charged monthly and I would be able to make even more from those same sales consistently. 

Example:

I make a sale on my site which is one time for $30. That’s not bad, but it ends with the $30.

Now if I make a recurring sale that’s $30, and the person gets charged every month, I can keep making $30 commissions of that same person.

Even if we lower that recurring commission to say $10, making it month after month would give me more than the initial $30 after a few months.

It goes back to that example of the 2 guys who set up a business but one went the recurring route. 

I argue (and it’s tough to argue against), that a recurring business model is way safer and far more stable, because if a situation occurs where your business fails, those recurring sales will keep you going until you are able to recover.

Furthermore, a site that makes recurring sales provides the owner with a good nest to build off. 

If I get my site to make $50k in profits a year, I know a huge chunk of that will be made again next year, so any new profits my site makes, will be adding to the existing sales I have from the recurring model in place.

In fact, that’s how the same $50k site I talked about making earned $200,000+ over a 4 year period (proof). It had down periods, but because I had sales from previous years carrying over, my income stayed around the same amount. 

Recurring sales are one of the pillars of stable passive online income.

3) Evergreen niche + creating/selling your own products.

As long as there is a demand with your chosen evergreen niche, there is a demand to give your niche audience products and services they will need to solve their problems.

Some people elect to create their own products and services, which is totally fine and sell those on the site. You can sell pretty much anything, from eBooks, to personal consultations and coaching on your website and as long as the evergreen demand is there, your products WILL sell.

Example:

The beauty of also having products is that you decide the price and keep the full profit.

Example:

Bonus option 4: Create a product, but let affiliates sell it.

There’s millionaires and people making a healthy, passive income online without even having their own evergreen website. What these people do is, they create a product or service within an evergreen niche, and let affiliates promote that for them.

In the process, they have the in demand product, but the affiliate is the one who does all the marketing and selling. Considering that 99% of my profits are affiliate made, there’s a product owner in that equation who made money for free from my efforts and I’m totally fine with that considering I have the opportunity to sell something good for them.

Example:

If you wish to go this route, a good starting point would be Clickbank which allows for this exact model to be made. You won’t have to even set up any coding, they handle it for you.

What you will have to set up is a sales page so people buy it and affiliates can send traffic to though, but the marketing of that sales page, where MOST of the work happens for any online business owner is outsourced to the affiliate who does all that hard work.

My final thoughts:

The beauty of this entire business model is that you can approach it as an affiliate, a product owner, or even both and the fact that start up costs are so ridiculously low (seriously, you can start for $0, this program helps you do that), there is so little risk that it’s ridiculous not to take the chance.

Mix in the golden formula I’ve given you and I have a hard time believing why you shouldn’t make this work…