Thursday, July 24, 2008

Internet Money Making, Online Money Making Ideas, Secrets, Make Extra Money Working From Home

The iMoneyMaking Blog brings you all sorts of online money making ideas and opportunities as well as tutorials and other helpful information to getting you started making money at home on the internet.

Online Money Making

In today’s day and age, people are struggling to make ends meet. If this is you, then making money online may be the way to go. It sure beats working for someone else or working for little pay. Plus, you can work from the comfort of your own home which saves money on babysitters and gas as well!

There’s A Lot To Learn

There are many facets to making money online. Hopefully, you can learn a little from my mistakes. Hopefully, you can save time and money by buying the right tools and products instead of wasting money on useless information or products that you don’t need or can get for free. There’s nothing more frustration than buying a product for $50 - $100 and finding out that it is just old information that’s been re-hashed and there’s nothing new to help your online business. Like I said, you can learn from my mistakes and I’ll try to provide my honest reviews of products I’ve bought and the ones that I feel will give you the opportunity to grow your online home business. Just check out the category links on the right side of this page to find out more information about all of the different areas involved in making money online.

Things You Will Need

Before you start buying all sorts of online money making products and software take a look at my list below and get these tools first. They are essential to making real money online. Can you make money online without these tools? Yes and No. There are ways to do things for free which I will inform you about and other tools you will have to buy or will want to buy to make life easier. If this is going to be your new home business, then you should do it right which means a little investment on your part. Anyway, check out the first part of the list below (in no particular order):

1. Autoresponder (more info here)

2. Google Adsense account or similiar account

3. Domain Name(s) - read article about domain names here

4. Website Design Software

5. Hosting Plan(s)

6. Graphics Software

7. Clickbank account

8. Website statistics and tracking software

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The list above are the things that could get your started. Now, to really get into it and save yourself time and effort the list continues:

9. Keyword Research Tools

10. Link Building Software

11. Content

12. Products to sell

13. Products to give away

14. Other online marketing software

15. Video tools and software

So, there are a bunch of other tools you may need if you want to dive deeper into online money making. I may have forgotten something. If so, I’m sure I’ll bring it up in my other posts. Anyway, feel free to click on any of the topics in the list and you can find out more about each one. Failing that, you can also visit any of the category links on the right hand side for more in-depth information about all of the areas in online money making.

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Thank You!

The feeling of getting your first check in the mail really is amazing! With a little effort, and the right information, you can make some extra money or a lot it’s really up to you. Thank you for checking out my blog. If you are looking for help making money money online, this site will definitely help you reach your goal.

All the best …

Monday, June 30, 2008

How to earn money from home

By MomReesa

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Have you always wanted to work from home? I didn't realize how easy it could be with a little dedication and effort! While you may not necessarily earn the kind of money from in-home that you do working out of the home, you can certainly earn a modest income. As I type this, I am in my pajamas, drinking coffee, and getting ready to work on two long-term projects that I picked up online! My "paychecks" for these projects will be posted to my PayPal account and I won't have to have a micromanaging employer breathing down my neck. Of course, in order to work from home, you should have a relevant skill, whether it be graphic design, writing, data entry, medical transcription, administrative assistant skills, etc.

Instructions


Things You’ll Need:

  • Home computer
  • Business materials (letterhead, business cards, etc.)
  • Internet access
  • A relevant skill
  • Telephone
Step1
Figure out what you have to offer. Do you like to write? If you've been published, this one will be less challenging, but it is certainly not difficult to find web content writing jobs without being published. Just dust off some of those old academic papers!

Two of the best places to apply for web content writing jobs are Demand Studios (www.demandstudios.com) and Writers Research Group (www.writersresearchgroup.com). From what I've heard, both are fair companies, pay fairly, and are legitimate.

Just apply and wait for them to respond. Basically, you will write 250-500 word articles (probably how-to articles) for $10-15 each, depending on your skill and experience level. If you are a fast writer, you can make up to $30 per hour. Of course, it would be grueling to do this for eight hours a day for the long term, but this is a good way to pad your income.

Step2
Peruse Craigslist for your area and beyond (www.craigslist.com). Under gigs, you can peruse the "writing" section and the "creative" section for graphic design or writing jobs. Or, under the jobs section, you can do a specific search by clicking on "telecommute" or keyword searching for "remote," "telecommute," "work from home," or "freelance." Don't search simply in your immediate area. Be sure to search in other cities as well as your own.

Step3
Get connected to an online community. I like Work at Home Mom (www.wahm.com). Not only does this site list job openings, but you can also go to the message board section to post any questions you may have and a whole host of work-at-home folks will answer. You can also open an account on any host of other Web sites and put your Web site (if you have one) or your contact info in your signature, or promote your business in your bio. Two sites I like where you can do this in your bio are The Knot (www.theknot.com) or The Nest (www.thenest.com). Don't forget, the more you post, the more you promote your business!