Money Making Tools & Resources
- 9 Comments
- By Zac Johnson on May 3rd, 2007
Today I was thinking, what’s something really cool I could add to my blog that would help make people even more money? Marketing Tools! Everyone loves stats, and even more to try and beat your best numbers. Your stats can be anything from Alexa ranking, where you are listed in the search engines, or even how fast your blog is growing. I put together a quick list of sites that have really been helpful over the past few years. Some of them you may have heard of, some may be new to you. The list is short, but will be continually growing as I come across new sites and hear from you guys with new submissions and feedback. To visit the new “Marketing Tools” page, you can click here or simply find the “Tools” link in the header of all pages. Please feel free to comment with any other cool tools and helpful web sites you have come across.
- Posted in Affiliate Marketing, Web Developement
"With great power comes great responsibility".... my Uncle Ben told me that. Haha, just kidding! I'm Zac Johnson and I've been making money online for over 10 years now. In short, I started making money online while I was in high school... but my passion for marketing and making money goes back way earlier than that. I created ZacJohnson.com to help motivate you to start making money online, and live the life the you always dreamed of.
Nice list, I knew most of them, but a few are new. Thanks for the links.
I think the best tool you can give is knowledge.
Knew all of those apart from the rankalert one, thats a nice little site. Thanks
Hey thanks! good tools I knew some of them, and you are right, we all love stats!. At least me!
Great marketing tools. Thanks for making that list, quite handy.
I would say that I’m fairly new to the online world and blogging. I use Google Webmaster tools, and Google trends is really cool as well. The MarketLeap Search Engine Marketing Tools I didn’t know about and is helpful to see how many linkbacks etc. you have.
Have you taken a look at http://www.Compete.com/ ?
I prefer it to Alexa (at least for measuring US traffic) as it measures from a wider demographic of users.
- Martin Reed
I am using most of the listed tools. Anyway, nice effort. Thank, Zac!
Always handy those tools. Thanks for sharing with us!