Domain names are hot. Recently, Harmony.com was put up for sale. The asking price? $5 million! Ouch!

What would a site on making money with virtual real estate be without talking about buying and selling domain names.

After all that's where your virtual real estate begins, right? Before you have an actual site, you need a domain name.

And a lot of people like the idea of never going further with the development of their site if they can just turn around and sell their domain name for a profit.

It's the ultimate in flipping virtual real estate. But can it really be an ongoing source of income? Read more

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How to make money with Google Adsense is still a question I get asked quite often.

It's tough to get a realistic answer to this question since so many people use Adsense as a marketing angle and you constantly see reports like "The Death of Adsense" and rumors get thrown around on the forums every time someone's income takes a nosedive.

The truth is that Google Adsense is still a viable monetization strategy for those that want to make a simple passive income from their web sites.

If you want to know how to make money with Google's program, then check out these google adsense tips.

1) Select (And Test) The Right Niche

Clearly, this is crucial to any internet marketing business.

However, with google adsense, it's a little bit different and the only way to really test a niche with adsense as your monetization model, you'll need to test the niche.

The best way I know to quickly test whether or not adsense is viable option for a niche is to follow my step by step case study how to build a successful online business with article marketing

One thing people don't seen to discuss when it comes to making money with google adsense is how much things vary from niche to niche.

And I'm not just talking about how much you'll earn per click but also the click through rate on your ads.

I've tested many different niches with the exact same web site layout and ad layout and have seen click through rates vary from barely 1% to over 33%. Read more

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