by Joyce C. Thorburn
There are basically two types of membership sites:
Free Sites
Paid for Sites
People on any membership Site have common goals and interests.
Free membership sites are often offered to a customer after they buy a product. In that way they will be sure to get any updates of the products, and/or support from the vendor. Also, a lot of Forums are in the form of free membership sites. In order to post threads you need to be registered, and have an ID and password.
There are free Forums for about any subject you can imagine. They are great places to go if you are trying to find a profitable niche market. Every Forum has its own special subject people have interest in. You listen to what people are talking about. The things they want, or need. The problems they want solved. This way you would be able to give them the solution to their problem, by selling them the information they need, or the physical product they're looking for. And, of course you could belong to a forum because you are just interested in the subject.
Paid for Sites come in all sorts of forms:
Sites where you pay a monthly fee in order to use certain software. You often need to be a member,
in order to have access to certain keyword tools.
Sites where you pay to use PLR documents, and where you might get new PLR packages every month.
Forums, connected with Websites that provide Internet Marketing training.
The Marketing Training Forums can be very beneficial. You can go there as a Newbie and ask questions. And there might be some more experienced marketers there that will give you the answer you were looking for.
Of course some of these forums are better than others. If you do find a "Newbie friendly" forum, the monthly fee you pay is well worth it. And, once you become an expert, you will stay and help others.
Setting up a membership site isn't all that complicated. And it gives you recurring income every month. But do your research and check on your competition. Make sure your site is unique and covers a not so well known subject, or approaches it in a novel way.
People that become members of a membership site, and then discover it wasn't what they expected, can always cancel their membership. Just make sure you do that before the next month's payment is due.
Overall, membership sites can be quite lucrative for the owners of one, and quite beneficial and/or educational for the members.
Joyce Thorburn is interested in reviewing different types of on line products. She will not recommend products, unless she has used them herself, or she knows the reputation of the people who developed them.
You want an honest review?
http://www.productcommentaries.com/wealthy-affiliate
There are basically two types of membership sites:
Free Sites
Paid for Sites
People on any membership Site have common goals and interests.
Free membership sites are often offered to a customer after they buy a product. In that way they will be sure to get any updates of the products, and/or support from the vendor. Also, a lot of Forums are in the form of free membership sites. In order to post threads you need to be registered, and have an ID and password.
There are free Forums for about any subject you can imagine. They are great places to go if you are trying to find a profitable niche market. Every Forum has its own special subject people have interest in. You listen to what people are talking about. The things they want, or need. The problems they want solved. This way you would be able to give them the solution to their problem, by selling them the information they need, or the physical product they're looking for. And, of course you could belong to a forum because you are just interested in the subject.
Paid for Sites come in all sorts of forms:
Sites where you pay a monthly fee in order to use certain software. You often need to be a member,
in order to have access to certain keyword tools.
Sites where you pay to use PLR documents, and where you might get new PLR packages every month.
Forums, connected with Websites that provide Internet Marketing training.
The Marketing Training Forums can be very beneficial. You can go there as a Newbie and ask questions. And there might be some more experienced marketers there that will give you the answer you were looking for.
Of course some of these forums are better than others. If you do find a "Newbie friendly" forum, the monthly fee you pay is well worth it. And, once you become an expert, you will stay and help others.
Setting up a membership site isn't all that complicated. And it gives you recurring income every month. But do your research and check on your competition. Make sure your site is unique and covers a not so well known subject, or approaches it in a novel way.
People that become members of a membership site, and then discover it wasn't what they expected, can always cancel their membership. Just make sure you do that before the next month's payment is due.
Overall, membership sites can be quite lucrative for the owners of one, and quite beneficial and/or educational for the members.
Joyce Thorburn is interested in reviewing different types of on line products. She will not recommend products, unless she has used them herself, or she knows the reputation of the people who developed them.
You want an honest review?
http://www.productcommentaries.com/wealthy-affiliate
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