Residual Display Ad Profits – Jon Dykstra

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It’s been a few years since I’ve been this excited about a new monetization (and traffic) strategy for blogs and niche sites.

It’s been 6 weeks and I’m on par to earning $300 to $500 per month.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg.

I expect revenue to increase by that amount every single month.

Here’s a revenue screenshot

How?

It’s the power of residual revenue… from display ads.

I’m not kidding.

My niche sites and blogs now earn money after visitors leave.

And no, this has NOTHING to do with email marketing.

Better yet, it happens automatically. I don’t do anything.

But, you do need some traffic to your site for this to work. The more traffic, the better (just like regular ads).

Is there a cost associated with using the methods taught?

No. There is no cost. You don’t need to spend a nickel.

Grab this special report to get all the details.

FYI, this special report is very short.

It teaches one very simple method on how you can earn residual revenue from your niche site(s) or blog(s). There are no video tutorials either (they aren’t necessary). This is a simple 2 page document that reveals what I believe to be a very good earning and traffic opportunity for your sites.

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Btw that’s for the recommendation man, plugged it into one site and added about $150/mo so far in earnings and it only gets like 70,000 views per month. I’ll take the 5k extra on asset value y’know.

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