How Many people get a lot of fulfillment from make money

You can make money online a variety of different
ways, but you’ve probably learned that blogging
can be very lucrative. After learning how to start
a blog, it’s a lot of fun to express your ideas to
the world. Many people get a lot of fulfillment
from it. But if it doesn’t make any money, you’re
still stuck in a day job! We assume you want to
make money online, so today we’re talking about
5 easy ways that you can make money online
with your blog and build your financial
Independence!
Pay Per Click (PPC)
Pay Per Click (CPC) is what an advertiser pay to
search engines and Internet publishers for a single
click on their advertisement, which directs one
visitor to the advertiser’s website.
Google’s Adsense program is the biggest player
here. It’s pretty simple to get running as a
publisherger. You sign up for an account, use
their tool to build an ad code, and then paste it
onto your site. People click on those ads and
Google pays you x amount per click. Hence the
name “pay per click.” This is a great way to make
passive income.
Basically they bring together advertisers and
website owners and in return you split the profit
with them. Google pays 68% of the money that
they typically receive. They’re basically charging a
third in commission, but two-thirds of something
is a whole lot more than 100% of nothing.
The ads are contextual which means that they are
selected based on your website’s content. They
come in both text & graphic banners, and have
various ad sizes.
Microsoft & Yahoo use to have their own
Publisher programs, but have since exited that
market. Yahoo recommended Chitika as
replacement to its former publishers. Here’s a list
of top 10 alternatives to AdSense.
Basically this type of cost per click blog
advertising is great until you get big enough to
attract direct advertisers – and that should be
your goal!
Banner and Text Ads
Banner ads could be super lucrative and really
help you make money online, but not always the
easiest to get the off the ground. They range from
simple logo to various ad unit sizes. It is what it
says it is. Say you know Al of Al’s Health Foods
and he wants to pay you ‘x’ amount of dollars a
month to put his logo somewhere on your site.
That my friends, is a banner ad…
It might seem like easy money, but there is a
barrier of entry. As we said repeatedly, build your
audience first, then the advertisers. There are
also tons of ad networks out there, but most of
them require that you have at least
100,000pageviews per month. Furthermore most
of them pay pretty low ad rates, depending on
your niche.
A text ad is similar to a banner ad but you are
putting text (similar to a Google Ad) on your
website. This is not the same as paid links which
we highly discourage!
The difference can get blurry, but essentially if
someone approaches to buy a link placement, you
should be careful. Yes it’s easy money, but if
search engines like Google ever catch on, then
your website could be harshly penalized in
lowered ranking. Many webmaster found their
website traffic slowed to a trickle as the result.
Paid Product Reviews
Basically, when people are going to buy
something, they go online first to see what people
are saying about it. Companies know this and
now often pay bloggers to review their products.
Nothing wrong with it – just be sure to disclose
that you are being paid to review it, or have a
general disclaimer in your terms of use.
In late 2009, the FTC began to legally require
bloggers and online publishers to have such
disclaimer on their websites. However, bloggers
get make money online, so we have to play by
the rules!
Amazon Affiliate Program
Amazon is the original granddaddy of affiliate
programs . It’s where if someone goes to your
web page and sees a little widget that says “Bob
recommends this book on puppies” and that
person clicks on that link and buys the book, you
get some money.
Of course these days Amazon carries a lot more
than books. You can find almost any retail item
on their site. It’s a great way to earn money
when you start. It’s easy because you can find
items similar to your niche.
The downside of the convenience is that the
payout is relatively poor with many items paying
as low as 4%. So you might want to pay attention
to specific affiliate programs as you begin to
grow.
Sell Stuff (Yours or Other People’s Stuff)
This is our personal favorite way to make money
online! For example if you’ve got a dating blog,
and you have a rabid, dedicated following, and
you’ve got tons of great posts that people love to
read, why not collect your posts and make them
for sale in a book/e-book format?
Plenty of sites like Chuck Norris Facts or Texts
from last night make a ton of money off of this.
Or you can even build premium content available
only to paying members. Viola, now you have
recurring income!
The numbers can add up dramatically if you offer
substantial value and keep your members
satisfied. This can lead to other sales
opportunities such as coaching sessions,
workshops, and other products.
You can even hire ghostwriters to create the
product. That way you just sat back. Let them do
the hard work, pay a fixed amount, and then
collect a potentially lucrative payoff down the
road.
Or if you don’t want to mess with your own
product – because there are things to manage
like sales pages, additional web hosting , customer
service, & creating the product, then sell other
people’s stuff. (affiliate programs)
The key is to partner with some of the really
successful people in your niche to sell their
products on your site for a commission. Hopefully
they have a turnkey system setup that result in a
high probability of sales. You don’t want to be a
guinea pig to help someone unproven to work out
the bugs in their sales process.
Many eBook authors will give you as high as 75%
– 100% commission for each sale. (They make
their money with repeat sales and memberships).
So take advantage and build your success!