What Is The Internet Time Machine?
As the Internet grows and the US economy shrinks, professionals are flooding the web at a record pace. It is getting so competitive that it's difficult to turn a profit (let alone break even) with an Internet venture. Super-Affiliate Chris Carpenter, one of the best known marketers on the Internet and creator of the Google Cash system, claims that in 2004, nine in ten affiliate marketing campaigns were profitable. In 2009, that number is down to one in ten. What happened in those 5 years?
In a nutshell, the Internet marketplace is now teeming with competition. There are so many people making a living online, that once open markets are now saturated. The only way to succeed now is to get a foothold in a strong market and strengthen as that market grows. If you jump into an already established market, it will be too competitive to rank organically unless you are an absolute master at search engine optimization. Even if you want to rank high in pay per click advertising, it is difficult because to some degree Google is merging pay per click with organic. This gives more established merchants much lower pay per click costs. So what does it all mean, is there any hope for you if you want to find a way to make money online? There is, but you need to see the next profitable niche coming before it explodes in popularity. But how is that possible?
Enter The Internet Time Machine. The Internet Time Machine is a series of high powered cloud computer networks that linked together to study internet keyword trends. It was a project that started 8 years ago cost over $250,000 to put together, and we have used it to make a killing for more than 2 years now. Why only two years? It was taken that long to gather the data we need to spot million dollar market movers. At any one time this series of computers, what we call The Internet Time Machine, charts the search trends AND RESULTS of over 40,000,000 keywords. The Time Machine can chart what words are grabbing more search volume every month, every week, every day, and every hour. Look, there are tons of trends programs out there, we know that, and you know that. What is key to the Time Machine is that we have been charting results to those keywords for years.
Remember, a niche develops when the supply and demand curve in a particular area is not efficient. If you just have trends, or search volume, you will not make money without the other side of the equation, the results. To be honest, we ignore most of the words the Time Machine charts instead choosing to focus on the top one hundredth of one percent. These are the words showing the greatest increase in search volume with results not keeping pace with volume.