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  • javaoverride
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    • Jul 2008
    • 71
    #1

    Make Money Online


    Well I decided since I am still get traffic from an old post I made here about making money online, interest for such a subject is still present. So I thought I would start my own thread about it and give a few tips and maybe receive some tips to.

    But before I do start I just want to say this now if you're looking for a way to make some quick easy money then this is Not for you sorry. The only way I know to make money online is by hard work and time. To do this you will also need a Google adsense account (there free).

    Now that's out of the way, I best inform you of what it is I do , well its simple I write articles and publish them on revenue sharing websites.

    It really is easy anyone can do it. I recommend starting out with topics you know a lot about and topics your passionate about as it will show in your writing for me I write mainly about gadgets (for some ideas of how it should look try reading some of mine).

    Once you have written your article you need to publish it somewhere I recommend starting out with Hubpage's it's easy to use and has a great user interface. Hubpage's was affected by the Google update but its rankings are going back up at a nice pace so your article should be in a good position.

    Next step is to get some back links am not going to delve into lots of details as there are some extremely good articles on this subject but I will give you a good tip for getting your pages a back link and you will get paid for it as well so it's a win, win situation. You will need to join a site called RedGage; it's a site like Facebook but with one big difference you get paid for almost everything you do including adding links.

    Once you have about ten articles on Hubpage's you will want to move on to another site. You can always come back to write more, but as the old saying goes don't keep all your eggs in the same basket.

    So where do you go from Hubpage's well I went to Squidoo it's an excellent site and has many ways you can add extra income to your articles. You repeat the writing process you did at Hubpage's (don't put the same article on both sites)

    The next step is personally where I am at the moment you need a blogger account once you have your blog setup you will need to write an intro for each article you have wrote on both Hubpage's and Squidoo and post it in your blog with a link to the article you have wrote I chose to use blogger as you can add Google ads to it, giving you another income stream.

    The best thing about doing things this way is even if you stop writing you still make money from the articles you have already wrote. You get an extra income for life so even if you only stuck at it for a few months and are only at the point where your earning ?20 a month you will still get that money every month that's ?240 a year for life but if you stick at it for a few years imagine what you could be earning.

    I can't say you will earn lots and lots doing this and I can't give you any reassurances I can only tell you what is working for me I am not an expert in this field I have only been doing it for about 7 weeks but I have tried lots and lots of other methods and wasted lots of time doing so. I am only sharing what I have found to work.

    I hope I was able to help or inspire you to start writing yourself if not for the money just for the love of sharing what you know and helping others

    If you do start writing please let me know I'd love to read some and share tips and tricks

    Whatever you decide good luck.



    Last edited by javaoverride; 24 August, 2011, 10:42.
    Tags: gadget, make, money, online, writing
    • javaoverride
      Member
      • Jul 2008
      • 71
      #2
      Thanks for your reply Marshall and remember if you do start writing online and need any advice or help I will be checking this thread on a regular basis so don?t hesitate to ask.

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        • johnboy1974
          DK Veteran
          • Dec 2008
          • 3418
          #3
          Nice one mate thanks for sharing this information.

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            • javaoverride
              Member
              • Jul 2008
              • 71
              #4
              Originally posted by johnboy1974
              Nice one mate thanks for sharing this information.
              No problem mate, are you a writer or thinking about starting out?

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