Affiliate Marketing Secrets

Are they very similar ideas, diametrically opposed or just all together not similar in any way?

1.) Be very professional at making websites.
2.) Make a very good quality official looking website that promotes more than 300 products (Affiliate marketing) and have each and every product with a review and a “Click here” link that would take them to the product owner website.
3.) Get free traffic generation strategies and ways to make a little traffic.
4.) After making a good amount of traffic that makes me lets say at least $10,000 in a few months, then I invest all what I made in very famous paid advertisement like Google Ad-Words and Yahoo and be in the top off these famous websites, and get visited by people who would look attracted to the official looking, top ranked website in Google and Yahoo.
So the only investment I could count is hosting a website which is what!? $10, $100 dollars a months!? into millions, it’s sound to good to be true, but I don’t see anything that makes it untrue.
So, what is the possibility that I can make millions and buy the dream car in my profile picture and a lifestyle if I followed these steps carefully? 😉

What is the niche of a Fly river turtle, a polar bear and a boa constrictor?

1. Carbon
2. Zirconium
3. Uranium
4. Chlorine
Thank you!

Which of the following best explains why an “exotic” species introduced into a new ecosystem often outcompetes the native species and forms a viable niche for itself?
1)
The exotic species has greater genetic diversity than the native species.
2)
The exotic species has few predators to slow its reproduction in the new environment.
3)
The native species are less equipped for changes that occur over time in the ecosystem.
4)
The native species cannot use the resources anymore once a new species arrives.

Which of the following scenarios would most likely lead to resource partitioning and consequently contribute to ecosystem stability?
1)
sympatric populations of the same animal species
2)
allopatric populations of species with ecological niches that are similar
3)
sympatric populations of species with ecological niches that are similar
4)
allopatric populations of the same animal species