1. Website Building
If the internet is a country, then websites are like real
estates. I’m hoping by now you have a general understanding that real estates
are valuable in the physical world – digital real estates work the same way. By
building a website, you’re creating your own plot of online “land.”
You can fill this land with whatever you want, but you have
to promote it through social media (and anywhere else you can think of) for
this to be successful. When you build traffic to your land, you can sell people
whatever you have to offer. In order to build a website, you need a host (i.e
GoDaddy), a template (i.e WordPress), and content.
The first two parts are easy to find, and content is only as
difficult as you make it. You can post blogs, items for sale, pictures, videos,
or whatever you want. Opening up your own website gives you the potential to
make money from the avenues I’m going to mention.
2. Do online surveys
Online surveys won’t earn you much apiece, but they don’t
eat up much time either and can add up when you need cash in a pinch. Read How
to Make Money with Free Online Surveys for more advice.
3. Affiliate Marketing
This method of making money online involves promoting a
specific services or products and earning commissions whenever the customers
make a purchase through your referral link. If done correctly, affiliate
marketing is the most powerful way to make money online. Amazon, ClickBank and
Commission Junction are the three biggest affiliate marketplaces.
4. Google Adsense
To make money from Google Adsense, you need to apply for an
account at Adsense.com. After having an Adsense account you can put ads on your
websites or blogs. Whenever someone clicks on your ads, you will be credited
the amount. The more your adsense ads get clicked the more you will earn. Many
webmasters are making huge money online each month through this program.
5. Enter contests.
Since you won’t get paid unless your entry wins, search for
a wide range of free contests in a field where you’re already have a lot of
possible entries (ex. photos, logo-making, background design) and submit your
work to as many places as will have you. It might take a day to get through all
of them, but even a few small successes (or, preferably, a great big one) will
make up for it. The experience might even steer you in a new creative
direction.
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