Affiliate Marketing Secrets

I am looking to set up a niche website. I mean a technical website.
So how about the search rankings . Do .com domain have better rankings in Google than.in
I wanna know because the domain I am looking for is unavailable in .com

How would i be able to search for a part of a url e.g. domain.com/affiliates/stats/FtGr$gvsv say i wanted to search for the tracking code part FtGr$gvsv is this possible?

I would like to know:
1. Good softwares for creating a simple price comparison website.(for niche market, not for many types of products)
2. Search engines that allows you to search by different categories.
(The ‘Buy search’ engine in the following website is the ideal one where you can search by title, authors, categories, etc.)
http://www.textbookexchange.com.au/content.php/25.html
3. Do I have to input the information for products from every single online seller one by one?
(e.g. if 10 online sellers sell a certain book, do I have to input its title, author, etc. ten times for every single online seller and repeat the process for all the books?)
Or are there some softwares which do these processes automatically? (Is Monzenda one of those?)
Please note that I have little knowledge about PHP or that kind of jargons..
Thank you!

Okay, so i mistakingly downloaded imesh. I have uninstalled it from control panel > uninstall program > imesh. Then i went into the registry files, found media bar, uninstalled that and some other imesh affiliated programs. However, whenever i start up chrome, search.imesh remains. I changed the default homepage to google, but to no avail. I changed the search engine thing to google too. Can someone please help for i fear this is somehow going to harm my computer

My friends and I frequent a restaurant on my college campus. When we arrive, we drop all of our jackets and book-bags in some closets at the front of the restaurant before going in (at the request of the restaurant) so that we don’t have to put them on the floor under the tables and also, in part, to ensure that we are not bringing alcohol into the restaurant. We have always complied with this policy, because the restaurant asked us to. However, I recently found out from one of the restaurant’s former employees that the general manager would frequently ask restaurant staff to search through our bags while they were in those closets. I have never seen a sign posted in the restaurant indicating that this is policy.
I realize there are various moral and ethical implications at play, but is this legal? For what it’s worth, we are in the state of Connecticut, and the restaurant is an independent restaurant (not affiliated with our University).

m just going along a particular method of finding Niche’s and it seems that I’m checking off all of the boxes for a profitable niche yet there is something nagging me about the method I’m doing. Here are the stats and I’ll explain further.
Google Adwords: 2400 local monthly and 9900 Globally
Google Search plain keywords: 13,200,000 results
Google Search with “keywords”: 19’800 results
Google Search with inurl:”keywords”:1900
Google search with inurl+intitle”keywords”:600
SEO quake also shows that most websites are rather unoptimized with the average PR around 0 and few SEO links(that are in the specific searches). Yet, what is bothering me is the huge volume of normal “plain” searches. I see that I might be able to help myself optimize a site to beat the odd 600 websites but 13’200’000. I just feel something doesn’t add up with the method. The keywords are in the mental health/disorder territory. Also, the top result for the keywords I choose is the affiliate product I will be promoting but it only shows up in a plain search.