20 Easy Ways to Free Money
from the Internet ch.2 - Hello netizens who are looking for ways to
make money from the internet ... This is the 2nd
article of the series to this series of articles how
to easily get free money through the internet.
Make sure you read the previous article (20 ways to free money from the internet ch1 )
- 11. Establishing a small niche site. Yes, you can
make money online.I run a few small niche
websites. For example, How to convert PDF is a
tiny site that has a free video on how to convert
other types of documents into PDF format. It
sells software called PDF Creator, and I make a
few dollars every time someone buys from that
site. I promote the site using pay-per-click
advertising and it is profitable. Do not copy me
directly, but find their intersections that need
help and tools, ebook, or software programs that
will help them overcome their problems. After
that, create a website designed to get them to
buy it! - 12. Helping local businesses develop an online
presence. Local businesses are struggling. Many
have websites, but did not get any results from
them. Others do not have a website at all. You
can help by learning search engine optimization,
how to set up email lists, and more, and then
apply these to local businesses. If you usually
hang out at geeks, web marketers, or Web 2.0
crowd, you might be surprised at how many
business owners are 10 years old (or more)
behind you! If you can deliver results, business
owners will be happy to pay. Find customers by
going door to door. - 13. Learn WordPress, then offer to install plugins
and upgrade. I hired David from Web Geek 4
Hire to upgrade my blog and install a new
Wordpress plugin. He charges $ 5 to upgrade a
plugin ... great for him, because most plugins
only take a few minutes to upgrade, and good for
me, because if anything breaks, David gets to
clean up the mess! You can make a full-time
position, there is a ton of demand for these
services. Find customers by contacting bloggers
directly. Get references from bloggers who
understand the value of outsourcing this task. - 14. Become the go-to for the installation of
certain parts of the software. Anything from
amember for Quickbooks is fair game here. In
the hosting industry, iDevAffiliate and Plesk
Billing software is the fruit we will pay a lot of
money to have someone else handle. Niche more
and more complex / disturbing / frustrating the
software, the better! Even if software companies
offer free installation, you can make hundreds or
thousands of dollars training business owners or
their employees use. Focus on one piece of
software and become a trusted expert. Create
videos and tutorials using screencast software
like Camtasia to increase your profits, it can also
lead to be a niche product that you can sell.
(Amember offer "free installation", but my
girlfriend and I took more than 10 hours to
configure it was definitely something that I
outsource times!.) - 15. Interviewing other people and sell the
interviews. I experimented with this in 2008 and
made more than $ 800 from one interview. The
key here is to understand the pain points that
people experienced, expert interviews, and ask
experts questions that people who are
experiencing problems. Then create a small
website and sell the interview. There's more to
this, including having good copywriting skills so
your website sells the interview well, and
knowing where to advertise, so do not expect to
immediately withdraw hundreds of dollars. That
said, this is a neat way to quickly create a
product. Get interviews transcribed, then string
a few interviews in the same industry together
as a membership site or bundle that you can sell
for more money. - 16. Become a freelance "web geek." From
configuring a shopping cart to installing and
tweaking blog themes, there are virtually
unlimited projects out there for geeks who enjoy
working with small business owners to get them
up and running online. Find people who are
looking for web geeks on the Warrior Forum or
other places where entrepreneurs gather. - 17. Enter logo and design contests. Fancy yourself
a good designer? Try your hand at creating a logo
or other design that loves company! 99 Designs
is the most popular market. Be careful, however,
you will not get paid unless your logo wins
against many others, which makes many
designers unhappy. In my opinion, this is a great
way for a budding designer to build a portfolio
and learn quickly what clients love. - 18. Create Twitter backgrounds and e-covers.
The competition is stiff, but if you are an
intelligent designer, this is a good way to pick up
extra cash. Even better, if you are an artist, this
is a good way to make your art skills pay.
Consider that every design must have a reason
why the customer should buy a book or follow
people on Twitter have a real impact. Twitter
backgrounds, in particular, are in hot demand
right now. For measurement and warning of
Twitter backgrounds, read "How to make your
own Twitter background." - 19. Submit websites or blog posts to social media
sites. Not a very interesting job, but in high
demand from bloggers and small businesses.
This involves setting up accounts on all social
bookmarking services and then bookmarking
your clients' websites or latest blog post to help
them get more traffic. You may be competing
against software that does this, but in the
opinion of many people ', it is better to have a
real person to do it. Even better is if you can
goose your accounts with a lot of friends and
became a star on some services, then every site
you bookmark has higher credibility and you can
charge more. To get an idea of the social media
sites you need to sign up, starting from
socialmarker.com. - 20. Editing audio for others. It is something that
is fairly easy to learn and also in high demand.
On Windows, one good program for Sony Sound
Forge audio editing. I use Sound Forge Audio
Studio, but if you are doing this professionally,
you might consider upgrading to Sound Forge 9.
Getting the hang of editing "um" and "ah" s from
audio. Even better is to understand the "flow" of
the conversation interviews and editing part
does not make sense. Finally, learn to find and
add the podcast intro music really gives a
professional touch. Advertise your services on
oDesk or eLance. I pay people to do this for a
podcast I set up on Inspiring Innovators, and it's
definitely a job that can be done from your home.
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