Prices of database can vary from free to expensive depending on where you get them.

For example, you can find resold databases for $1 at places like

http://dollardb.com

...or, by doing forum searches on

http://search.code-head.com/Search-Forums

....or, you can pay $20 or $50+ (even as much as $500 or more) for a big database from other more professional, commercial database brokers at places like

http://OdditySoftware.com (with whom we're a partner)

You may find people are strange about how they price items and some people will undercharge while others will overcharge. You just have to shop like you would for anything else and make an informed buying decision.

Also, there are no guarantees that a high priced database will earn you more money than a cheap or free database.

Some of the BIG questions are

1) Is the niche monetizable?
2) How competitive is the niche?
3) How many other people own the same database?

These types of questions may be important in choosing the "perfect database" (as if there ever could BE a truly perfect database) but, unfortunately, the only reliable way to gauge it is to take the ol' "try it and see" approach. There are no scientific gauges to help you decide. You have to rely on some research and instincts.

That said, we do provide some guidance and make suggestions and give examples of how to find good databases pulled from our own experiences.

You should also keep in mind, unless we've been very good boys and girls, its very unlikely Santa Claus would walk up to us on Christmas and dump a big bag of super valuable databases in our laps. It can and does take some effort on our part to find and get our hands on good databases.

But, the effort is worth it, no doubt, and that's why so many extremely successful Internet Marketers see the immense value of this system.

As you'll see in the video I'm about to share with you, there are literally 1000's of databases in 1000's of different niches that you can get for free right now. And, I can tell you exactly where to go to get them. You just have to decide what direction YOU wish to take in building your own sites.

You can also scrape your own databases in which case, there is virtually NO LIMIT to the number of databases you can generate (think merchant databases or even http://YellaBot.com and building review sites for example such as in one of my suggestions in the videos below).

I know we're just scratching the surface here but, to make it easier for you to wrap your head around the process of finding databases and to help give an example of what you can do with a database once you get one, I will provide a couple videos that I think you'll find helpful.

http://bumblesoft.com/videos/finding-databases/
http://yellabot.com/wickedfire/demo.html