Here is a great clip from Scott Adam as he explains his time as a loan officer at a bank and how he would decide which person to give out money to:
And hey, luckily for you, many bloggers use Pinterest the wrong way! They underestimate its power and use it as a social network, although it’s a search engine.

If you love gaming tech and want to start a site around it, see what your competitors are doing. For example, Tom’s Guide covers the best gaming laptops and creates a roundup of the best products after testing and reviewing them.
Another important distinction between payment models refers to how often you get paid: One-off commissions: meaning, you only get paid out once for that particular customers/lead. For example, if one of your readers buys a product using your link, you get paid once, a percentage of that saleRecurring programs: recurring programs pay you a recurring fee for the customers you bring to them. For example, let’s say they bought a software; with this payment structure, you’d get a commission every month that they use that software (some programs offer this for as long as that person uses their service/tool, while others limit them to the first few months/years of use)