Affiliate Marketing Secrets

basically i want to be tumblr famous, and i feel like a good way to do that is to have a funny, specific niche. (like blogs ike ‘white girl problems” or “ways to annoy people” or “dirty bieber secrets”) you know, blogs that only post about specific topics and specific themes…
so i was wondering, any good theme ideas? just something simple that a lot of posts could be made about and could be funny?
the more ideas, the better!

You will need to find a payment program. Sites like Paydotcom, Clickbank offer payment options for affiliates.
Then you will need material that make your affiliates’ life easy. Things like
1. banners for affiliates to place on their sites or forums
2. forum signatures to entice clickthrough when affiliates post on forums
3. sample articles for affiliates to post on their blogs or submit to sites
4. attention grabbing emails for affiliates to send to their list
5. list of keywords that are relevant to your product so that affiliates can start their search engine marketing campaigns

I get between 30 and 60 pageviews a day on my blog. It’s a pretty modest affair that I write about once every 2 weeks more as a hobby than anything. Is this any good? I know there are blogs that get thousands every day but I’m not writing that often, ad I prefer to keep my content niche and as original as possible.

I get between 30 and 60 pageviews a day on my blog. It’s a pretty modest affair that I write about once every 2 weeks more as a hobby than anything. Is this any good? I know there are blogs that get thousands every day but I’m not writing that often, ad I prefer to keep my content niche and as original as possible.

Am the designated website photographer for a niche sports team. Everytime there’s a session, which is usually practice, or sometimes a social event of the players, I click photos and upload them onto my flickr account but as a ‘new set.’
Considering there are links like RSS, is this a good way to go? What will yield maximum public coverage, since am pasting separate sets’ flickr links into separate blogs on the website?
Or is it better to just continue adding photos to the same main set, considering users may have subscribed to the RSS link?

I am 24. I am good at programming and puzzle solving. I am pretty much everything a perfect computer geek needs to be. I would like to create niche blogs but I don’t see where I should start and what topic would be ideal for me. Could you suggest a way for me to get things going?