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Most people in the world are trapped in a 9-to-5, office-based world. Those that escape still need some way to make a living, with freelancing or consulting being one option, or starting a business another. One of the fastest growing ways to make a living of the last few years are the people who choose to make money online. . . . → Read More: How To Make Money Online With Affiliate Marketing 
Alana asks… Can you make money on blogging sites? (Free ones?)?Please help. Seeing as how terrible the economy is for a teenager, my blog gets decent traffic and id like to make some spare change off of it. any help? affilateguru answers:No,you cannot, ESPECIALLY if you are underage, and 19 out of 20 of those sites will have failed in the next 6 months. Just wait, and you’ll get pelted with spam scam solicitations…
Caroline asks… What are some great subjects and sites for blogging (free & make money) ? Thank you?
affilateguru answers:Im not 100% sure wat ur asking, but try this site; http://www.treasuretrooper.com/php you make from 60-4000 a month without spending a dime Profitable Blogging Secrets
Kirstie asks… What is the honest,free to join and reasonable money paid for surveys and blogging sites ? Thanks?
affilateguru answers:I’m not sure what you mean by reasonable money. The site I joined, I earned $40 in a month, but another person earned about $125. But it doesn’t take much time, so you can pretty easily do this in addition to other things if you are looking to earn more. Whatever you join, DON’T pay to register; I was scammed this way. There are plenty of free sites that, at the very least, provide you with the same opportunities. Also, before joining any site, you may want to search for reviews on it using a search engine. If they have forums, that is a great way to get to know people and how the site works. Here is the site I use: http://www.treasuretrooper.com/381470 It is free to join. You earn money with surveys, offers, and also games on the forum (which are always a lot of fun!). You should come chat if you feel unsure about joining: http://forum.treasuretrooper.com/index.php? (my name on there is tsukitenshi) If you decide to join, I’ll gladly help you get started, give you tips, etc; drop my a message on this site or on those forums anytime. No matter what you chose, I wish you the best of luck… I know it can be difficult when you first start looking for this sort of site
Jemima asks… what are some real legit sites that allow teens to make money either blogging or doing surveys?are there any good sites that they pay you for blogging? affilateguru answers:If you find out let me know!:–)
Davina asks… How do Internet Sites Make Money from ads?I know they get paid per click but how much money do they really make? I am not talking about big sites like yahoo and facebook, but smaller web sites for blogging, something like idrink.com, or even porn websites. Is there a lot of money to be made from creating a website with a useful/creative purpose? affilateguru answers:See if this helps http://www.theedifier.com/blogging-blogger/make-money-earn-revenue-google-adsense.php
Richard asks… what are the other ways to earn money online except for PTC sites and blogging?
affilateguru answers:Just watch for scams – if anyone is asking you for upfront money -. Even if its only $20 - STAY AWAY
Steve asks… Is there any recommended sites are there to place ads on my blog for earning money for my self without any invi want to earn money through blogging is there any recommended sites for earning money in INDIA to place ads in my blog.{except goole adsense} affilateguru answers:I totally recommend text-link-ads
Graham asks… Which blogging sites are heavy(lot of visitors) and makes reasonable money?I just want to make extra money because i’m a disability pension and make life easier for me. Thankyou so much affilateguru answers:I’m in disability income too, and i’m doing a home based business, my best moth has been $12,000, i didn’t have money to start the business at first so i used a creditcard and i’m glad i did it that way, i was able to pay back the creditcard in less than 2 weeks, the start up cost for the business is $1,295 but you make $1,000 comision on phase 1, $4,500 on phase 2 and $9,000 on phase 3. Powered by Yahoo! Answers ProBlogger: Secrets for Blogging Your Way to a Six-Figure Income Crash Course In Blogging and Making Money Online…DanAndJenn
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 Smart Products . . . → Read More: Questions And Answers On Blogging For Money Sites Thinking of putting up your own site so you can finally make money blogging? Well, don’t go off in a rush and sign up for the first blog hosting service you know. Sure, the biggest names are reliable services, but some of these providers aren’t exactly the best fit for monetized blogs. Some hosting services will give you a lot of leeway for making money off your site, while others simply won’t. But which blog hosting services are perfect for your money-making blog, and which ones don’t cut muster? Below is a short list of the biggest names in blogging so that you can decide which service is best for your blog: 1. Blogger.com Because creating a Blogger.com blog is incredibly easy, this blog hosting service has become a popular choice for bloggers everywhere. You don’t have to pay anything, and you don’t have to have any experince in HTML or any programming language just to have your site up and running. The problem? Blogger.com doesn’t give you the kind of tools or customizing freedom that your blog will eventually need to earn any money. If you’re into blogging only as a hobby, for personal reasons, or just for kicks, Blogger’s simplicity will definitely fit your purposes, If you want to make money online, however, Blogger probably can’t support your site very well, as opposed to other hosting services. 2. WordPress As far as monetizing your blog goes, however, the self-hosted blog at WordPress.org is the smarter choice. While it’s not exactly something beginners will be comfortable with, WordPress.org blogs can be downloaded for free, and support thousands of free WordPress themes and plugins out there to help you promote your content, sell products, and monetize your blog. Customization is a breeze, but only if you’ve had enough experience with blogging and some HTML know-how. Beginners will balk at having to pay for their own hosting, however, so going for WordPress.org has its trade-offs, especially if you’re a blogging newbie. 3. SOLOBIS.net When you sign up for an account in SOLOBIS.net, you get a SOLOBIS.net subdomain (e.g., www.johnsmith.solobis.net), plus a WordPress engine-powered blog that any beginner can manage and customize without a hitch. Not just that: SOLOBIS.net users have over a hundred gorgeous templates to choose fromas well as a range of the most powerful, money-making WordPress plugins. Ordinarily, you would have access to these monetizing tools only if you had a WordPress.org blog and paid for your own web hosting, but the SOLOBIS.net WordPress Plan offers all these perks at absolutely no cost. The fact that these themes and plugins are pre-installed in your blog means that you won’t have to waste time running around and looking for the right tools that will help you make money blogging. In fact, if you think of it, your SOLOBIS.net blog is actually ready to make money way before you are. It’s perfect for beginners who want to learn how to blog profitably without losing their heads, and it’s just as great for experienced bloggers who can only stand to benefit from all those money-making tools. Now that you know what the differences between these blog hosting services are, it should be easier to make a choice about which provider you’ll choose. If you just want to blog for the heck of it and don’t want anything costly or fussy, Blogger’s for you. If you’re into monetization and if you’re eager to make money blogging, then WordPress.org and SOLOBIS are right up your alley. If you want a free service that gives you all the best things that a paid blog can give you, however, SOLOBIS is the right provider for you. Smart Products . . . → Read More: The Top Blog Hosting Services When it comes to professional blogging, it’s hard to make sweeping generalizations, especially when it’s about the average earnings of a blogger. Some people make money blogging fairly easily, ringing up a thousand dollars in revenue in their third month alone. Some bloggers, however, don’t have as much luck, even if they felt that they did their best with their sites. If you’ve hit a dead end as far as your blog’s earnings are concerned, there’s bound to be a combination of factors behind that. Below is a list of some fairly common reasons why a blog isn’t earning as much money as it should: 1. You’re asking for money too soon in the game: Blogs take a long time before they can get recognition and be established as a credible source of information for a particular niche. Because of this, it’s probably going to take a while before you see any rewards from your efforts. Competition is stiff in the blogosphere, and much of the first months (or the first year!) of your blog will be spent in establishing why you’re different from the rest. Until you’ve actually made a name for yourself (and your blog), revenue will be hard to come by. For some people, it takes only three months before they start to make money online. For others, however, it can take longer than a year before any rewards seem apparent. Be patient, work hard at your blog, and your efforts will pay off sooner or later. Exactly when that will happen is still a mystery. 2. You’ve come to rely too much on advertising: Everyone knows that advertising campaigns make the blogging world go ’round, but just because they’re a decisive factor in the size of your revenue doesn’t mean that you should make them the major player in your strategy. Remember, your readers aren’t visiting your blog to admire the Google Adsense layout you chose. Instead, they’re there to find valuable information and interesting insights about your chosen niche, preferably the kind of content that they won’t find anywhere else. 3. You don’t update enough: Some bloggers work under the assumption that 3 or 4 blog posts in a week is a good posting rate if they want to monetize their blogs. Unfortunately, bloggers have to work much harder than that, especially if they’re just starting out. By delivering fresh content at a regular pace, you’re giving off the message that you can be relied on to provide new and valuable information every time. Regular updates also prod Google and other major search engines to index your blog frequently, which can positively affect your search engine rankings in the long-term. 4. Money is your primary concern: If your blog hasn’t yielded any rewards yet, don’t take it as a sign that your blog won’t go places. Just stick to the job at hand, fine-tune your strategy, create high quality blog posts, and cultivate both the patience and passion necessary for maintaining your blog. Smart Products . . . → Read More: Top Reasons Why You Aren’t Earning Cash with Your Blog |
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