Step 1. Pick a Niche Subject

This may be hardest part of your web site project. There’s literally tons of subjects to choose from. People are interested in a variety of things – from parrots to pilots. You don’t have to necessarily pick something you’re interested in, but it helps.

You’re more likely to do a better job at building your site when you have some interest in subject matter. It’s like taking a high school or college class. Some subjects are more interesting than others. Make sure you choose something that a reasonable amount of people are actually searching for online and want to find out more information about.

Here’s a free tool that will help you check popularity of specific subjects: (http://www.nichebot.com)

Step 2. Do Keyword Research

This is a part that many people skip. I’ve made that mistake myself and suffered consequences – a failed web site. Even though it’s nice to think that you can write anything you want and have total creative freedom, not using keyword rich content is a BIG mistake.

I’d rather lose some creative freedom and attract visitors to my site, than have a lot of flowery prose that zero people will see. You MUST include targeted keywords in your web site copy. Also, make sure you use your targeted keywords in upper third portion of your web site pages. This is also called optimizing your web site for search engines. Use Overture Keyword Tool for research: http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion

Note: keywords must be relevant to THEME (subject) of your site. Be careful not to over use them. Search engines don’t like keyword SPAM.

Step 3. Get A Domain Name

Having a unique domain name is important, although some don’t agree. However, a unique domain name makes your site look more professional and trustworthy to visitors. I use BuyDomains (http://www.buydomains.com). They are not cheapest, but I stick with them because I like their easy interface and good customer service. Nameboy (http://www.nameboy.com) is also good.

Step 4. Write Keyword Rich Content

This may be a hard step for those of you who don’t consider yourselves writers. But, writing web site copy is not as hard as it seems. Just think of it as having a conversation with a friend about a product or service you’re really enthusiastic about.

Don’t think you can extol benefits of your subject? Tune your TV into QVC or one of other shopping networks to see how they can spend several minutes talking about benefits of all kinds of mundane products. This is what you’ll be doing for your web site.

Come on ladies and gents, see amazing home Internet based business opportunity!

Make incredible huge amounts of money on Internet!

It’s almost that time of year again when that greatest show online begins. Right after holidays, people begin giving their lifestyles once over. Many will decide to create a better lifestyle for themselves and their families by working at home.

Dreams of quitting their jobs and making a decent living with only a little effort and right moneymaking opportunities on Internet is all they need to make a fresh start.

While these sincere folks are busy making plans, there’s another gang of people just waiting in shadows for trusting shark bait . . I mean, people, to jump online. Let’s call them Internet sharks. And their mantra is:

“There’s An Internet Sucker Born Every Minute.”

Now I know that most of you looking to make serious money on Internet are not trying to purposely get scammed out of your hard earned dollars, but you’re often blinded - by your enthusiasm for pursuing work at home jobs and opportunities - to dangers of professional con artists.

The sharks are very careful to create a professional look and feel to their work at home scams. Often they will dangle tantalizing ways to make easy money online. They’ll tell you it’s free to make money online. How fast and effortless it all is. In no time you’ll be living in grand style. Yeah, right.

Nothing in this world is free and that includes business opportunities. Someone is going to collect their money from these good folks – even when it’s “free to join.” Watch out for that hand quietly slipping into your back pocket and cleaning out your credit card while you’re being told how much money you’re going to make.