Have You Heard Of Build A Niche Stores?

While reading some of my favorite blogs a few weeks ago, I stumbled across a post about the BANS program....otherwise known as Build A Niche Store. This is a really exciting software program that allows people to operate their own websites selling products on auction at eBay. There's a live feed for the auctions, so you can pretty much build your site, optimize it, and won't have to provide much maintenance. You receive a portion of eBay's revenue for each auction sale completed through your site. You can also monetize your site with a variety of affiliate programs. This is a really great opportunity for passive income!

Since my website went live just a few days ago, I'm posting the link here as I'd like to get some traffic ....with more traffic I hope to get indexed by Google more quickly. Please take a few moments to visit and let me know what you think!

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Memolink Earns You Cash Back

Memolink was one of the first reward sites that I joined when I first got online. Once you join Memolink you can accrue points by shopping via Memolink merchant links, answering trivia questions, taking surveys, and my personal favorite: playiny Memolink Lotto, which is FREE. They also keep you abreast of the latest deals and coupon offers. Once you accrue a minimum level of points, you can redeem your points for gift cards to your favorite stores and restaurants. It's that simple!

Monetize Your Blog

If you're going to have a blog, why not bring in a little extra income? Besides Google's Adsense, have you considered a marketing affiliate program? There are several to choose from. I've used Linkshare for a few weeks now and find the concept of marketing so interesting. I'm promoting only those websites and stores that I've personally had positive experiences with. Have a look at Linkshare and see what you're missing.