10 research sites you may want to bookmark

Hi Everyone, just couldn't stop bloggin... anyway I recieved this list from a fella who is much smarter than I when it comes to the internet - his name is Terry Dean. Anyway, he wanted to share some of his favorite information sites on the net. Hope you might find some of these useful.

Take care

Larry

Research Site #1: http://pulse.ebay.com/
Search different categories to find out exactly what people are looking for on eBay. Here’s a powerful principle to remember. On Google, many people are simply looking for free information. On eBay, they’re looking to BUY something.

Research Site #2: http://buzz.yahoo.com/
What are people searching for this week online? Find out what they’re looking for information on now.

Research Site #3: http://www.viralvideochart.com
What are the top 20 most popular videos online? The majority of these are celebrity videos, but sometimes you’ll find a marketer just like you get something through to the top.

Research Site #4: http://youtube.com/browse?s=mp
Which videos do best on Youtube? Find out with the above link. The beauty is you can also search by category on the left side of the page.

Research Site #5: http://popurls.com
Find the most popular buzz going on right now on Digg, Delicious, Reddit, Newsvine, Google, and more. This site combines more than a dozen of the top sites to see which articles get the most attention.

Research Site #6: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/new-for-you/bestsellers/-/books/
Find the hottest selling books on Amazon. Use the categories along the left to search for books related to the subjects you’re interested in producing information products on.

Research Site #7: http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page
Over 20,000 digital ebooks ready for free download. Many of these ebooks are even in the public domain (not all of them - so check the licensing information). You can even check the Top 100 Books and Authors section to see what’s most popular.

Research Site #8: http://www.download.com/3101-2001-0-1.html
Find the most popular software downloads.

Research Site #9: http://findarticles.com
Over 10 million articles available online. Great resource whenever you’re doing any type of research for your own articles.

Research Site #10: http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/dvd/554048/ref=pd_ts_d_nav
Find the most popular instructional DVDs selling on Amazon. This continues with the principle to sell things people are ALREADY buying.